Stewart Lang

9.5

The Balvenie makes some truly fantastic Scotch at all levels of aging. Having said that, every time they release a new batch of their Single Barrel 15yr aged varietal I do whatever I can to snag a bottle, and I'm not only never let down, I'm generally blown away. — 11 years ago

Bob Halifax

9.8

One of those situations that can't be helped: marvellous wine that I'll likely never see again. Boutique producer in Mendoza that we picked up there. — 12 years ago

Ryan ODonnell

9.7

Detect that! — 13 years ago

Xun Lou

9.0

The first whiskey that I really enjoyed! — 11 years ago

Michael Kotrady

9.3

Amarone cask finished? So silky & sexy that it's almost not Scotch.
— 12 years ago

Orly Jaffe

9.0

Small boutique winery. A Recito style wine made from grape bunches that were dried in the classic method by drying "clusters of grapes on mats of straw in the sun" for four months. Aged for 36 months in French oak barrels and bottled unfiltered. Full-bodied blend of Shiraz, Grenache and Merlot. Complex, rich, dark fruit, spices. Liqueur or Cognac comes to mind. Sweet, refined, smooth, long finish. — 13 years ago

Simon Burke-Kennedy

9.1

Very drinkable. The rum cask gives it a sweet finish. A good tipple for those that don't like a bold whisky. — 12 years ago

Eric Oderman

8.9

Floral and citrus notes. Caramel finish that doesn't linger too long. Easy to drink. — 12 years ago

Dave Kwiatkowski

10

This is from one of 39 bottles that came from a barrel of Scotch bottled by Bruichladdich under the Port Charlotte label. It was distilled in 2001 and bottled in 2009, with a 7 year age statement. It's sweet bacon on the nose and spicy, smokey maple candy on the palette. — 13 years ago

JP

9.9

It's scotch, and amazing at that — 13 years ago