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Whisky Review: Glenrothes 1994 Single Malt Scotch

While the wine world is comfortable with vintages, it's rare for whisk(e)y - unless you're talking about Glenrothes. Taste the Glenrothes 1994 with The Whisky Guy

While the wine world is comfortable with vintages, it’s rare for whisk(e)y – unless you’re talking about Glenrothes. Taste the Glenrothes 1994 with The Whisky Guy

I love snapshots.  I love the idea of catching a glimpse of another time.  Back to the Future Day (the day Doc and Marty go into the future – October 21, 2015) reminded me of the question – if I were able to travel in time, when would I travel to?  The answer is not simple.  I’d like to be reminded of what life was like before high-powered computers in our pockets and GPS.  I’d like to see how people lived before color TV.  Before every family had a car.  Before electricity was in every home.  Before airplane travel.  And yes, I’d like to see what like was like at the Glenrothes distillery in 1994.

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Tasting Notes: BenRiach 17

Most of the Scottish whisky enjoyed around the world today is blended, which is to say whisky from different distilleries is brought together into a big batch then bottled to achieve a specific flavor – and it’s a lot more difficult than you think.  Most of Scotland’s distilleries make most of their whisky for blending houses, but once in a while we get a taste of those ingredients.  That’s the world BenRiach plays in. Continue reading

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