
Whisky Whiskey is a video podcast about my exploration of Whisky in all of its forms.
After being encouraged to try Rye Whiskies in the past, and was yet to find a Rye that I actually liked…I was nervous about trying this particular offering from High West, when I found it in my samples I got as a Christmas present from my oldest Sister and her family. Sometimes you have to try something new and oh, my goodness…did I just find the first Rye Whiskey I actually love? Let’s see…
With John Chidgey.
I’d noticed the PX Cask in Travel Retail as I wandered through the Sydney International Airport a few months ago, but I didn’t pick one up because I was out of Duty Free Allowance. I was also hesitant because I’d never tried it before…that changes now! When I next go through a Travel Retail location, will I insta-buy one, or will I keep on walking?
With John Chidgey.
I first tried this on the first Whisky Club Peat Night I ever attended. I was pretty impressed and finally got around to finding a sample for me to review it properly. Whilst it’s getting harder to find at the moment in the Australian market recently…if I could track one down, would it be worth the trouble? Let’s see…
With John Chidgey.
The Laphroaig 10 Year is the most easily accessible Laphroaig in my local area if I’m looking for a strong Peated Whisky, so I had actually tried this twice in the past but when I was out and about. At long last I got my own sample to try and review in my safe space…is it as good as I remember? There’s only one way to know…
With John Chidgey.
The ‘Select’ is Laphroaigs entry level Whisky and whilst it can be found out and about, I’d yet to try it! That changes now. Does this Laphroiag still pack a peaty-punch, or is it’s 40% ABV just a bit too low to deliver the flavour and mouthfeel I’ve come to associate with Laphroaigs? Let’s find out…
With John Chidgey.
I first tried this Dram at the first ever Whisky Club night I ever attended and that was a year ago. It was my second favourite Whisky of the evening and when I saw an amazing price for a bottle, I grabbed one. It remains the only Japanese Whisky I’ve ever bought…let me review it and I’ll explain why.
With John Chidgey.