WHISKY FLU

A look at one of the most promising independent bottlers currently in the UK, Chorlton Whisky has been releasing exceptional quality whiskies at affordable p...

In Part-II, a review of Orkney and Caol Ila from the North Star Spirits Cask Series 005. In Part-I I reviewed the Campbeltown, Macduff and Glentauchers from ...

In Part-I, a review of Campbeltown, Macduff and Glentauchers from the North Star Spirits Cask Series 005. It was about time I reviewed something relatively r...

A review of the Glenfarclas 105 single malt official release. There are certain distilleries which rarely misstep. Such is their reputation that any review i...

A review of Old Pulteney 17 yr old single malt official release. Old Pulteney has always had a special place in my heart. Up until 2004 I had never heard of ...

A review of the Royal Brackla 21yr old single malt official release. Established in 1812 by Captain William Fraser (apparently spent 14 yrs in India circa 17...

A little bit about my journey into the fascinating world of whisky and Whisky Flu. It all began in the summer of 1998, Mumbai, India. I was at that time an a...

A new Independent bottler North Star Spirits founded by Iain Croucher has very quickly established itself as a serious player in the crowded indie whisky mar...

A review of the Glenrothes 20yr old single malt released by North Star Spirits as a part of series 001. This Glenrothes 20 yr old from North Star Spirits was...

A review of the Ardmore 8yr old single malt released by North Star Spirits as a part of series 001. The Ardmore 8yr old from North Star Spirits was the secon...

A review of the Islay 8yr old single malt from an undisclosed distillery released by North Star Spirits as a part of series 002. The Islay 8yr old from North...