Highland Park 15 Year Old Premier Barrel Douglas Laing

Highland Park Whisky Live 10 Year Old

Highland Park released this bottle to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the London festival WhiskyLive (which took place in February 2010). I was lucky enough to have a member of this community (thanks @Stu_R!) to send me three bottles. Only 600 were created at a cask strenght of 59,3% ABV. The cask was handpicked by famous whisky writers Rob...

Score 83/100

Highland Park Orkney 15 Year Old 2002 Lads of Lobland

Monarchy of the Lads is a series of single cask releases by Belgian club BYOB-C (say ‘biopsy’), which stands for Bring Your Own Bottle Club. This is their seventh release already, after the Clynelish 1997, Springbank 1996, Tormore 1995, Glenlossie 1992, Speyside Region 1998 and Ledaig 2007. For their Chapter 7 they selected a lovely single cask...

Score 87/100

Highland Park 12 Year Old

When I first opened this bottle and began having a few drams, I would have to say I was a bit underwhelmed. Not this it wasn't a good whisky, I felt as though it was slightly bland with not a lot going on. On continuing on with tasting it began to grow on me, like it sprung to life over a couple of months in the open bottle. I am now on the last...

Score 86/100

Highland Park 1998

I am working feverishly on my summer vacation plans, so what better to sip than a vacation dram? That is why I am putting three Highland Park vintages for Travel Retail (although they can be obtained elsewhere as well) next to each other: the 1998, 1994 and 1990, all of them bottled in 2010. Let me start with the youngest, sporting a yellow label....

Score 85/100