Laphroaig

  • Laphroaig 14 Years Old 2000 Old Malt Cask

    A lot of strong flavours in this sherry-influenced Laphroaig. This one stays on the sweet side of becoming bitter with plenty of savoury elements redolent of bbq and char-cooking. A great winter / fire-side or even Christmas Dram! One to… Continue reading

    Laphroaig 14 Years Old 2000 Old Malt Cask
  • Laphroaig 30 Years Old Cairdeas

    Wow, what a dram! Usually in older whisky I find the peat influence mellowed and a lot of wood influence, this one appears to have been slightly rejuvenated by the second maturation allowing the peat to burst out in an… Continue reading

    Laphroaig 30 Years Old Cairdeas
  • Laphroaig 18 Years Old

    A beautiful whisky from Laphroaig that really tames that fiery powerful peaty character into something sublime. A really delicious dram that reveals sweet woody bourbon character married perfectly with gentle peat and clean iodine. I could drink this all day.… Continue reading

    Laphroaig 18 Years Old
  • Laphroaig Cairdeas Origin

    This 2012 Cairdeas is now only available at auction and I imagine the price per bottle may have doubled at least, I have heard that this essentially is a souped-up version of the standard Quarter Cask expression from Laphroaig so… Continue reading

    Laphroaig Cairdeas Origin
  • Laphroaig 12 Year Old 1996 Bass (Lockett Bros)

    Laphroaig’s no-nonsense intense peaty style actually lends itself rather well to cask strength whisky. I don’t know if the quoted 40ppm phenolics just subtly blend into what I think of as the stereotypical Laphroaig taste or if their distillation process… Continue reading

    Laphroaig 12 Year Old 1996 Bass (Lockett Bros)
  • Laphroaig An Cuan Mor

    The subtlety and smoothness of the finish, the complexity of this in the mouth and the fire with which it starts combine to make this a pretty spectacular dram. I haven’t tasted a Laphroaig that packs in so much, yet… Continue reading

    Laphroaig An Cuan Mor
  • Laphroaig Cairdeas Port Wood Edition

    On the face of this one I would strongly recommend a port finish Laphroaig could easily make its way into their standard range even at a tamer non cask strength, however I wouldn’t want to take anything away from the… Continue reading

    Laphroaig Cairdeas Port Wood Edition