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Hat-tip to Colin for pointing me in the direction of Dead Crow Bourbon Beer. Not necessarily a ringing hat-tip, but a good lead nonetheless. Dead Crow Bourbon Beer is a… drink from a UK beverage company in Gloucester called SHS Drinks, whose motto is “a thirst for creating great brands”. Not “drinks”, “brands”. There’s no … Continue reading Dead Crow Bourbon Beer with Matt, Dan, Brian & Al
You knew it had to happen. We haven’t had a setup for a proper BattleScotch! Royale this good for a while now. Obviously we had to pit the contents of The English Whisky Co sampler… uh.. crate against each other, because we’re petty tyrants who rely on competition to relate to other people instead of … Continue reading BattleScotch Royale! The English Whisky Co with Dan, Goran, Steve, Matt & Brian
The last of the limey bastards, Chapter Ten from The English Whisky Co is their sherry cask bottling. They’ve used Olorosso casks, which we first heard of from an Innis & Gunn offering, but is spelled differently here. In fact, Google asks if you mean Oloroso, a Jerez fortified wine and regular source for whisky … Continue reading The English Whisky Co Chapter Ten Sherry Finish with Dan, Goran, Steve, Julia, Brian & Matt
The first of the The English Whisky Co trio, the Chapter Six. So glad this thing survived the flight back from Edmonton, packed full of dirty laundry. I don’t think the bouquet suffered. The EWC kicked off in 2006, with their first release in 2009, but their website claims a 600 year tradition of farming … Continue reading The English Whisky Co Chapter Six with Julia
Just a quick post to pimp these upcoming reviews from The English Whisky Co: Chapter 6, a 3y single malt, Chapter 9, a 3y peated single malt, and Chapter 10, a 3y sherry casked single malt. None of these are chill-filtered, but I did fly them home from Alberta. A close check shows no clouding, … Continue reading Teaser – The English Whisky Co
DERP I PUT IT IN A BOX. More money please. You can see our last post for our true feelings on extra packaging, but it certainly does help to signify… uh… more effort in marketing. And an increase in price. There’s a lot of shit in boxes at the liquor store right now. But this … Continue reading Second Beer Of Christmas: Fuller’s Vintage Ale with Dan & Ryan
