New icons. Well, "old" in the sense I made them last month but still. Good icons ( Read more... )

Glen Grant Highland Single Malt. Fetched for a good price (120 NIS) and sitting in the same line of low-budget-but-tasty whiskey products I've been surveying lately. This one has the characteristic blond color of a single-malt and good wood-ish smell. Relatively short on the tongue while not being harsh with too much alcohol, I take this one as a ( Read more... )

First things first. I got my green label. Not my favorite in the whiskey industry, but we have to give our respects to the Johnnie Walker & Sons that keeps trying so hard. I don't like blended whiskey, hack, I don't like your regular high-end Single-Malt for my usual whiskey. But it's raining outside, and when it rains it's good old Johnnie you ( Read more... )

New whiskey is coming home, a Green Label Johnny Walker with all the pomp and ceremony of an old Single Malt. Joining in with the Silver Jack and the Gentleman Jack. Some new stuff as well, probably re-stocking the entire shelf. Thinking about Glenmorangie 10, Isle of Jura Superstition and Glenfiddich Solera Reserve.

Whiskey Times.

I'll have some good ideas ( Read more... )

“Decision is like a fruit, better eat it while fresh, but cook it well, and feast upon its greatness ( Read more... )