The Amber Room ledger
Quite a good modern sherry whisky and definitely very good value for money when compared to an OB Macallan 21 as this is less than half of the price (only ~300€)
A 30 year old Macallan from the 1970s that does not look over-sherried or even sherried at all, bottled at a 45,1% ABV that is quite close to actual OB Macallans. An interesting & affordable 30yo non-sherried Macallan for those who want to try something new
An amazing fresh Glen Grant hampered a bit by the finish but still easily my favorite old 50+ yo whisky, beautiful bottle as well!
A very solid IB 1970s Cragganmore at just 35SGD for a 2cl pour
A good Benriach, not mind-blowing by any means and certainly not cheap at 80 SGD for a 2cl pour but it does the job
It’s not everyday you come across a young heavily peated Tomintoul, definitely had to try this considering that I’ve only drank really old 40+yo Tomintouls before. A young whisky but not bad by any means, a good budget Speyside option
A good 1970s Longmorn that was hampered by the finish
Everytime I go to a whisky bar I tell myself to give these old style sherry whiskies another try as I don’t typically like them due to the dark & bitter profile
Haven’t had a 1973 Secret Speyside for a while but they have never disappoint & are very consistent in terms of quality, but this is definitely one of the most sherried bottle I’ve seen
