Three preambles for one whisky review? Something is borked at Dramface HQ and Wally takes pleasure in realising it’s only partly his fault for a change. It still makes for a nice whisky discovery though.

In the search for a good value bottle Wally finds the Campbeltown Loch from J&A Mitchell most agreeable, but he’d just like a little help to more easily determine which one he’s drinking.

Double prizes! Another Broddy auction haul inspired a face-off comparison as well as a handy guide to help you navigate your way around the costs involved in whisky auctions.

A disappointed Drummond was tempted by a hefty discount on a bottle of JW Green, only to be shocked at how 15 year old malt could be neutered in such away.

In the face of rising prices for Islay brands Tyree considers a trio of Elements of Islay blended malts from Elixir Distillers. Initially not expecting very much, he ends up pretty impressed.

After a sample packaging disaster, Arthur has another attempt at the new range of blended malts form Loch Lomond Group; Noble Rebel, with help from Gallie, Ramsay and Wally.

Tyree tries to de-mystify the art of blending to replicate an elusive Japanese malt without breaking the bank.

A busy cask is no substitute for age

A well priced ‘teaspooned’ malt

Dramming out to a Holyrood Quartet is music to my tastebuds

Quality over quantity if you please

Nuanced & unique but not for everyone

Malt Blends: Your Gateway Into Campbeltown Without the Chase

Better than your standard cheap blend, with plenty of character that won’t leave you disappointed

A head-turning and engaging old-school weighty blend that demands attention

A blended malt made by geeks.

Enjoying the Cadenhead’s Creations range for one last time.

Not just good, but interestingly good

Blended Malts Just Got Interesting

Compass Box are back with a fruity addition to their (apple) core range