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Indri Indian Single Malt Whisky
Indri Indian Single Malt Whisky
Not that long ago, it was unusual to easily find single malt whisky made outside of Scotland or Ireland. Now, we are spoilt for choice with single malt from all corners of the world being stacked on bottle shop shelves and available to buy online. Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the United States, Israel, Taiwan, England, Wales, Italy, Germany, and France are just some countries which now have…
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Tasting four Irish gems: Jameson Black Barrel, Bushmills Black Bush, Teeling BlackPitts, and Drumshanbo Gunpowder Irish Gin
Tasting four Irish gems: Jameson Black Barrel, Bushmills Black Bush, Teeling BlackPitts, and Drumshanbo Gunpowder Irish Gin
A number of months ago Tourism Ireland hosted an online event and tasting, in which it showcased some of Ireland’s tastiest exports. We received a hamper of goodies from Taste Ireland (including Irish “shamrock” flavoured crisps, biscuits and tea) and four bottles of alcohol to try: Jameson Black Barrel, Bushmills Black Bush, Teeling BlackPitts, and Drumshanbo Gunpowder Irish Gin.
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Tasting Two Tasmanian Single Malts in Callington Mill Distillery's "Leap of Faith" Series: Quintessence and Entropy
Tasting Two Tasmanian Single Malts in Callington Mill Distillery’s “Leap of Faith” Series: Quintessence and Entropy
Callington Mill Distillery is a new distillery located about 80 kilometers north of Hobart in the Tasmanian village of Oatlands which lies on the shores of Lake Dulverton. The distillery was founded by John Ibrahim who had existing ties with Tasmania’s whisky industry. Recently, the distillery released a “Leap of Faith” series which comprises of a selection of eight Tasmanian single malt whiskies…
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Exploring Starward's Tawny #2 Single Malt Australian Whisky
Exploring Starward’s Tawny #2 Single Malt Australian Whisky
https://www.instagram.com/p/CaGne0pvADu/ Since Starward came onto the Australian whisky scene it has released numerous creative expressions which have been met with increasing fanfare, and nowadays fans of the brand need to join a ballot for the chance to secure some of Starward’s most sought-after expressions. One such expression is Starward’s new release, “Tawny #2”. I had the chance to…
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Johnnie Walker XR 21
Johnnie Walker XR 21
https://www.instagram.com/p/CXGMqdivXKW/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Whilst I have bad memories about Johnnie Walker Red Label which continue to haunt when when I smell a scotch and coke, Johnnie Walker Green and Blue Labels sit on the polar opposite of the spectrum and they are amongst the tastiest drams I’ve tried. This made me curious about a lesser known member of the Johnnie Walker family,…
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Spread some cheer this Christmas with these fesitive cocktail recipes! 🎄
Spread some cheer this Christmas with these fesitive cocktail recipes! 🎄
Swift + Moore have curated a number of festive themed cocktails to help spread Christmas cheer, and they sure do sound delicious! Obviously, many of these recipes make use of Swift + Moore’s portfolio of beverages such as Smokehead and Edinburgh Gin. Both brands are owned by Ian MacLeod Distillers in Scotland, who also own Glengoyne distillery. (more…)
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Chivas Regal Mizunara blended Scotch whisky
Chivas Regal Mizunara blended Scotch whisky
https://www.instagram.com/p/CSTe60LlCJJ/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link As the 2020 Tokyo Olympic games draw to a close, it seems fitting to sip on a Japanese themed whisky this evening whilst watching the Olympics closing ceremony. In keeping with this Japanese theme, tonight I cracked open a bottle of Chivas Regal Mizunara, a special edition in the well known Chivas Regal family of whiskies.
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I'm back! Malt Mileage whisky blog is back online at https://maltmileage.wordpress.com/
I’m back! Malt Mileage whisky blog is back online at https://maltmileage.wordpress.com/
After a (very) long break it is great to be blogging again. You’ve probably noticed that the usual domain, http://www.maltmileage.com, has been down for a while. That is because I am now using the free version of WordPress, so I can spend my money on whisky! You can still find all my content online, but the URL has changed to https://maltmileage.wordpress.com/ Before going offline earlier this…
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Pure Scot: Another great value Scotch
Pure Scot: Another great value Scotch
Just look at that beautiful, and very Scottish, bottle design! Owner: Maltmileage.com A few years ago my wife and I went on a road trip through Scotland, passing through the picturesque highlands, glens, and, most memorably, the extinct supervolcano at Glen Coe. It was green, lush, mountainous and pristine, which was basically everything I imagined Scotland would be. One thing that reminds me of…
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Hellyer's Road 12 year old Tasmanian single malt whisky
Hellyer’s Road 12 year old Tasmanian single malt whisky
The story of the Hellyer’s Road distillery starts near an Australian town called Bernie, which is near the northwest coast of Tasmania. In 1827 Henry Hellyer cleared bushland near Bernie to create a trail which later became a road. In 1999 a group of dairy farmers established a whisky distillery on that road, and they fittingly called this distillery “Hellyer’s Road”.
Now, in 2020,…
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Chief's Son Single Malt Whisky from Australia's Mornington Peninsula: "Standard", "Pure Malt" and "Sweet Peat"
Chief’s Son Single Malt Whisky from Australia’s Mornington Peninsula: “Standard”, “Pure Malt” and “Sweet Peat”
Distilled on Australia’s Mornington Peninsula, Chief’s Son whisky is Australian single malt with proud Scottish roots. Established in 2013 by Stuart and Naomi McIntosh, whose surname in Scottish Gaelic (“Mhic an Tòisich”) means “Son of the Chief”, the distillery’s story is enriched with a clear passion for the McIntosh lineage. So much so that the distillery’s name is an English translation of…
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M&H "Classic" Whisky: A taste of Israel's first single malt
M&H “Classic” Whisky: A taste of Israel’s first single malt
The M&H distillery claims to be the first whisky distillery in Israel. Its name “M&H” stands for “Milk and Honey”, which on my guess is a reference to the biblical Israel being referred to as the land of milk and honey. The M&H distillery distils and matures its whisky in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, a bustling metropolis which sits near the coast of the Mediterranean sea.
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Drinking our way through Italy
The Colosseum in Rome from our hotel
It was June 2018, and we had zigzagged our way around the cobble stone streets of Rome, the hilly Tuscan towns of Pienza and Montepulciano, the picturesque seaside village of Lacco Ameno in Ischia, the ruins of Pompeii, and, finally, the chaotic city of Naples. (more…)
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Templeton Rye Signature Reserve
Review: Templeton Rye Signature Reserve
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About one hundred years ago, shortly after the United States introduced prohibition, the residents of Templeton, a small town in Iowa, started bootlegging hooch made from molasses. It wasn’t long until this hooch found its way to the speakeasies of Chicago, where, the story goes, it was discovered by mobster Al Capone. Back in 1920s Templeton, stills remained hidden under pigeon…
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Jack Daniel's No. 27 Gold Double Barreled Tennessee Whiskey
Whiskey review: Jack Daniel's No. 27 Gold Double Barreled Tennessee Whiskey
The story of Jack Daniel’s started in 1864 when Jasper Newton (“Jack”) Daniel began making a charcoal filtered whiskey which was simply referred to as “Old No. 7”. It took about a century for Old No. 7 to start making its mark on the world stage from the 1960s, with ingenious marketing taking advantage of the global obsession with American rock n’ roll, blues and punk rock to create demand for…
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Tasting a trio of show-stopping whiskies from Compass Box: The Circle, The No Name No. 2, and The Affinity
Tasting a trio of show-stopping whiskies from Compass Box: The Circle, The No Name No. 2, and The Affinity
A trio of whiskies from Compass Box
Compass Box are whiskymakers who craft whisky by blending whiskies from different distilleries and batches, thereby creating unique flavour profiles from what is essentially a concoction of “ingredient” whiskies. This is the art of whisky blending. Blending to create a whisky that matches the blue print in one’s mind is muchharder than it sounds or looks (as I…
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Tasting an almighty trinity from Teeling whiskey: Teeling 24 year old single malt, 17 year old single malt and Stout Cask
Tasting an almighty trinity from Teeling whiskey: Teeling 24 year old single malt, 17 year old single malt and Stout Cask
Three samples of Teeling whiskey arrive at Maltmileage headquarters
Three samples of the lastest limited release small batch Teeling whiskies from Ireland have made their way to maltmileage headquarters in Melbourne: Teeling 24 year old single malt, Teeling 17 year old single malt Jim Barry Shiraz Cask Collaboration, and Teeling whiskey stout cask collaboration with Galway Bay brewery. Now, with…
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