WhiskyNotes is one of the early whisky blogs, established in 2008.. Currently the website contains 4612 reviews.. Every week day we have tasting notes of single malts, blended whisky and World whisk(e)y. On Saturday there's often an overview of the week's whisky news.

WhiskyNotes is a personal collection of impressions, written while searching for the ultimate single malt whisky. A work in progress, and a continuous exercise for the senses. I started it in 2008 while living in Spain for a couple of years. I had discovered whisky a few years earlier but suddenly I was cut off from festivals, shops and whisky friends in my home country.

Whisky reviews and scores are the cornerstone of WhiskyNotes. Here's an overview of all tasting notes from Aberfeldy to Wolfburn.

Jan 1, 2024 · As often Gordon & MacPhail was responsible for three highlights with 93 points, although one Talisker managed to stand out above. It took the crown with 94 points – it is the best whisky I’ve tried this year: Talisker 45 Year Old ‘Glacial Edge’ Glen …

Jan 1, 2025 · Happy New Year! Let’s go over 2024 once again and make a list of our personal highlights before we start a new year of whisky reviews. Last year I reviewed 572 bottlings, this year the number has increased once more, to 602 reviews.We’re breaking the 600 barrier for the first time: it’s clear that our session size is growing, most of …

A round-up of the oldest, most expensive or favourite whiskies we've ever tried. Laphroaig, Brora, Port Ellen, Karuizawa and more...

We publish an overview of the week’s whisky news on Saturday. This includes new and upcoming whisky releases, press releases, TTB leaks and other news items. We also publish news on the WhiskyNotes Facebook page.

Nowadays nearly every country in the world produces whisky, trying to ride the wave of major producers like Scotland, America, Ireland or Japan. How about Indian whisky, Welsh and English, Swedish, Dutch, Australian, South African, French, my home country Belgium and more!

Miltonduff 15 yo 2008 (55,2%, Simply Good Whisky 2023, first fill Château Lafite red wine cask #KI-180209) Aultmore 14 yo 2008 (58,7%, Simply Good Whisky 2023, first fill Amarone barrique #KI-2010302)

Irish whiskey is made in Ireland (doh) and it was one of the earliest distilled drinks in Europe, arising around the 12th century. Irish whiskey has different categories, which are not necessarily the same as in Scotland. Pot still distillation is not as omnipresent in Irish whiskeys and can be done by using malted barley (like in Scotland – single malt Irish) or a mixture of malted and ...