I’d already decided before doing my highly enjoyable tour of The Borders Distillery that their Clan Fraser naggin would be my purchase. You don’t get many choices in this package size, so when available – I snap them up. Clan Fraser is a sourced Blend for The Borders to establish markets & contacts in advance … Continue reading Clan Fraser, Blended Scotch, 40% →
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I was unaware there was a Distillery in Moffat when I passed through the town. I would have visited – but we had a ferry to catch. Happily the Moffat Toffee Shop was open & I picked up a couple of miniatures to take home with me. Muckletoon is a Blended Scotch presented at 46%, … Continue reading Muckletoon, Blended Scotch, 46% & Moffat Moonshine, Single Malt Scottish Spirit, 48.5% →
The Borders area of Scotland isn’t renowned for whisky distillation – although there are now a few on the go. Nor does it have the caché of Speyside. But as I was in the environs I thought a visit to The Borders Distillery in Hawick was overdue. Unlike other distilleries, Borders released a Workshop Series … Continue reading A Visit To The Borders Distillery, Hawick →
This Berry Bros & Rudd selection pack was specifically chosen for a Blind Tasting session. Coming from such a long-standing independent bottler of fine repute I’m sure the contents are all of good quality & taste. It’s down to personal preference as to which one will float your boat the most. For my palate I’m … Continue reading Berry Bros & Rudd, Miniature Pack Blind Tasting, 2 x Speyside, 1 x Islay, 1 x Irish, Single Malts, 44.2% to 48.2% →
