Review – Bruichladdich, Octomore 12.3, (No Age Stated), 62.1%
I’m a summer man. And every year, the only way for me to let summer go is to pay close attention to autumn’s deepest lesson.
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Review – Matsui Whisky, Tottori, Blended Japanese Whisky, (No Age Stated), 43%
Carnivore or herbivore, every living creature has an inclination, and often a well-honed skill, for mauling and killing friend and foe alike.
Review – Rabbit Hole, Heigold, Kentucky Straight Bourbon, 3 Years Old, 47.5%
My advice is relatively simple. Don’t be weird.
Review – New Riff, Kentucky Straight Bourbon, 4 Years Old, 50%
No matter the circumstance, good or bad, children hear a moment’s musical accompaniment resonating from unhearable spaces.
Review – Compass Box, Canvas, (No Age Stated), 46%
It’s good to pray for others, especially for folks you’d prefer to run over with your car.
Review – Cedar Ridge, Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Small Batch (#0488), 2-4 Years Old, 43%
A sure sign that you’re getting older might be that as you’re taunting your teenage daughter from across a room, you stick out your tongue and pull a neck muscle.
Review – Eimverk, Flóki, Sheep Dung Smoked Reserve, 3 Years Old, 47%
Being the type of father who instigates more than his fair share of toilet humor in the household, I can think of about fifty things to say about this whisky’s nature, all of which my wife would typically categorize as rude.
Review – The Macallan, Rare Cask, 2021 Release, (No Age Statement), 43%
The thing about storms is that once they come, the only real way to escape is to endure.
Review – Aberlour, A’bunadh, Batch 64, Cask Strength, No Age Stated, 59.9%
Imagine for a moment that you’re at a funeral. Suddenly, a scratching sound becomes a somewhat shallow thumping from inside the coffin. What do you do? Do you open it?
Review – Lagavulin, 12 Years Old, Cask Strength, 2015 Edition, 56.8%
If I were ever invited to discuss the topic of common sense with philosophers, the first argument I’d bring to the conversation is that the term itself is a misnomer.