Tasting Notes: Mackmyra – Svensk Rök

One of the mainstays of Mackmyra’s core whiskies in its 25 years has been its peated release: Svensk Rök. The name translates to “Swedish Smoke” and is known to have a particularly Scandinavian profile due to the addition of juniper and other vegetation to the peat fire when drying their malted barley. This is a... Continue Reading →

Tasting Notes: Mackmyra – Svensk Ek

This year sees the 25th anniversary since the launch of Mackmyra. A really impressive landmark and one that will likely be celebrated in style by the team. To mark the occasion, for this post we are looking at what is an adaptation of their first whisky or “first edition”: the Svensk Ek Sitting within the... Continue Reading →

Tasting Notes: Fettercairn – 40 Years Old

Since its rebrand and launch of a core range of age statement single malt whiskies in 2018, Whyte & Mackay’s Fettercairn has gone from strength to strength. The distillery sees its 200th anniversary this year, and their relatively silent production has resulted in some BIG age statement releases being put out over recent years. Of... Continue Reading →

Tasting Notes: Mackmyra – Brukswhisky

Mackmyra has been selling its single malt whisky since 2002 and, as any new distillery would hope for, the bottles flew off the shelves and the Swedes were soon faced with the challenge of making a core range. Flash forward to 2010 when Mackmyra release Brukswhisky. The name means “mill whisky” and is a reference... Continue Reading →

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