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WhiskyScores Respectful Drinking Policy

WhiskyScores encourages the enjoyment and appreciation of whisky. We also encourage our fellow whisky enthusiasts to do so with respect, legally and in moderation. Whisky is a thing of beauty. When treated with respect it is truly joyful. At WhiskyScores, lack of respect is never a good thing.

Slàinte mhath!

Recent Scores

Bruichladdich Black Art No. 7, 48.4% abv · 90

Scored 3 days ago · Tasted on 18th Jan 2020

Bruichladdich The Laddie Classic, 50% abv · 79

Scored 3 days ago · Tasted on 18th Jan 2020

Old Ballantruan 'The Peated Malt', 50% abv · 79

Scored 4 days ago · Tasted on 18th Jan 2020

Glencadam Origins 1825, 40% abv · 78

Scored 5 days ago · Tasted on 18th Jan 2020

Staoisha 2013 6 Years Old, 59.1% abv · 89

Scored 5 days ago · Tasted on 17th Jan 2020

I have been a whisky enthusiast since 2002 and began taking notes and assigning scores to whiskies in 2009. It was a way for me to focus on the aromas and flavours and remember what I liked and why. The Scoring Guidelines were developed in 2011 to provide an easy way for me to assign scores and ensure consistency.

You should know that whisky festivals are a passion of mine. Festivals I love include the Isla Malt & Music Festival, the Spirit of Speyside Festival, Whisky Live, Spirit of Toronto, Raise Your Spirits Fredericton New Brunswick Festival, the Whisky Ottawa Festival, The Wonderful World of Whisky Show in Cornwall and the Victoria Whisky Festival.

So what is WhiskyScores? It is a database of the whiskies I have scored since 2009. You are invited to add a comment on any of the whiskies should you so wish. You can also follow me on Twitter @WhiskyScores.

Slàinte mhat – a Gaelic toast pronounced slan je vah meaning "to your health." ~ Emmett Hossack