Blog — 8.5/10

We're looking at two refill sherry single casks from Little Brown Dog, an older single grain and a younger single malt.

Two young Glen Scotia single casks, one pure bourbon maturation and the other with a short finish in PX - will the sherry maturation win out?

Denmark is starting to establish themselves on the whisky map, but today we're looking at two single casks from Scotland bottled by a Danish independent bottler, Whiskypeter.

This years Kilkerran 8yo releases features the longstanding sherry casks, alongside a rarer fully bourbon matured version. It's a battle of bourbon vs. sherry from this Campbeltown distillery.

Two mid-teens Glen Scotia's, an unpeated refill bourbon and a heavily peated oloroso finish, we're in for a treat.

As big Mortlach fans, we think the sweet spot is around 15 years old, so we're pitting a Diageo special release against a single sherry cask to see which shows the best of the beast of Dufftown.