Has anyone been to Whisky Galore? They honestly have the best selection for whisky enthusiasts in NZ! Have a look here: www.whiskygalore.co.nz/. As I always say, if you’re coming to New Zealand, make sure Whisky Galore is on your list of places to visit! Big thanks to them for sponsoring this video!
Michael and the team at Whisky Galore are very knowledgeable and almost too enthusiastic to open a dram and sample it with you. A little piece of Scotland in this corner of the Pacific. Definitely worth stopping in.
Normally I'm more of a silent enjoyer of your videos. But a video of this calibre deserves some appreciation and a little boost in the algorithm through interaction :) Great video of both of you!
@@FirstPhilWhisky Haha Thank you for expanding our knowledge! We wouldn't have known about all these info without this video! Maybe @Whiskyonthewestcoast and I should make one for Canada :P
Phil and Wade: this was a tremendously informative and enjoyable video. Thanks so much for all your work in producing it. The conversation was also nice and relaxed. Great team effort. Cheers!
100% - Definitely need the ANZAC Whisky awards - given the expensive cost in Aus, we need a cheat sheet to direct us to the best in each category (no different to the OSWAs).
Watching this drinking Pōkeno discovery (sherry cask) which I picked up from the local after your last live stream. Enjoying both the whisky and the video!
I came here from ""that"" Whiskey Vault video, and I subscribed for five minutes in this video... Wow, great efforts, great editing, and quality content. Keep it up. The only whiskey I have from the lands downunder is Scapegrace Fortitude V.
Fantastic conversation 🥃💪 as an English resident like you we’ve also got some great local producers such as Wire Works and Circumstance to name a few and it’s always great to be reminded that the world of whisky choice is huge especially amongst craft producers - long may it continue
Well hey, Phil! Dustin here 👋🏻 (overlord Whittington sent me) Pōkeno has been on my radar for a while now and is pretty available here in Minnesota...I may need to finally go grab a bottle. However, I DO have the Starward Lagavulin Cask Finish and have very much enjoyed that one! P.S. Your production quality is nothing short of aspirational 🙌🏻 New fans over here 🙋🏼♂🥃🙋🏻♀
Decent selections from Wayde, but I’d have suggested a bottle from Callington Mill over Rutherglen. And instead of Sullivans Cove, I’d have given Phil a single cask/craft from Fannys Bay, Hillwood or even a TIB/Heartwood from the Duckett boys. Would LOVE to get some Waiheke over here, but $180 plus shipping to Melbourne, c’mon. It’s almost walking distance.
@FirstPhilWhisky At Whisky Live in Tel Aviv next week, there is a workshop dedicated to Aussie whiskies. I believe peated Bakery Hill is in the line up
Loved this video and the collab with Wade. That Pokeno Prohibition Porter sounds right up my alley, porter is my favourite beer style. I agree with the Thomson Full Noise, it reminds me of eating manuka smoked fish when I was younger. I have the Starward Unexpeated, which is a really good whisky. From memory the difference between the Unexpeated and the Peated is that the Peated was finished in the peated barrels for longer. There are so many good whiskies available down in this part of the world and it is great that you and Wade can showcase them. If it weren't for you highlighting it on an earlier video I never would have known about The Goleta, which I'm loving. Unfortunately, I haven't been to Christchurch since getting into whisky, but a visit to Whisky Galore is definitely a must do the next time I am there. Cheers!
My introduction to My Australian Whisky Journey was when I went to Hobart and went Lark Distillery blew my Mind... then went to the Sunday Market and tried OLD KEMPTON range OMG..never looked back that's hands down some of the best Cask Strength Australian Whisky I've had.. I do find alot of Australian Whisky is TO Finished maybe that's because it's young and they pump flavour in to the finishing (Starward, Morris) but I'm more a Classic kinda guy Lark Cask Strength the Pokeno Single Malt... if any suggestions please let me Know Dram On Phill dram on 🥃🥃🥃
Great content Phil, Love seeing a spotlight on Kiwi whiskies. $353 for the Falcon is steep! It's Glendronach Parliment money. Personally I feel Cardrona isn't targeting the enthusiast. I'm far more inclined to lean towards Thomson or Waiheke.
Fantastic content! As an Australian just starting to get into scotch whisky, I'll definitely be looking out for more local offerings, as well as some from across the pond. And as for ANZ online whiskey awards, bring it on!
I tried the Morris Smoked Muscat at a whisky show recently, and the gentleman told me that they were selling off the very last bottles they had there. Unfortunately I didn't take him up on his offer. A fantastic whisky.
Limeburners whiskey WA . Distillery is in Albany a little cooler down south but still very warm.. Can the distillery build there stills under ground to keep the temperature the same ?
I had to watch this is several installations. Great watch. Have you ever tried the 8wired cask strength? I am keen on getting a bottle but they are not cheap.
Great video guys. Well balanced and a great showcase of both countries. As a Tasmanian we have such great choice down here as long as my wife doesn't look too closely at the credit card statement. I can get some Pokeno Original for $99 which seems like a great way to try some NZ Whisky. I'd love to try some Cardrona, and agree that the location is first class, but the cost is even worse than the Australian stuff. $149 for 375ml. Maybe next time I'm in NZ Ill stock up. Watch both your channels regularly and enjoy all the reviews. Keep you the great work.
This was a fantastic eye opener of wonderful liquid down under. Wade and Phil, two top enthusiasts making this video a super entertaining breeze. P.s that Falcon type is stunning 🥃
Would love to try some more Aus and NZ whiskies, if they actually exported to the UK. Some just simply aren't available over here, or are crazy prices. Hence why it'll never compete with scotch or bourbon at the moment.
I’ve tried nearly a dozen. Not impressed. Over-priced, and too young. But the youth factor is an X factor. Maybe they can make some strides with more mature bottlings.
Well there you go, poured myself a Remnant Golden Fleece to sip while watching and it's on the list. Cheers for the video lads, doing the regional industry proud. Now to go shopping for my first NZ whisky.
I wish I could afford some of those more expensive Cadrona bottles. But I loved the Thomson Manuka Smoke Progress Report. I'm not a big peat fan (the mouth wash taste puts me off), but Manuka is much more palatable.
Great one mate! We've seen every conceivable video about Scotch from every conceivable youtube channel 😂 great to see the Southern Hemisphere on the map!
@@stihlnz I think I preferred the sherry cask than the blended sherry and port Quintessence. They will be one of the distilleries to put Australia on the global map though, they’re really scaling up!
Great topic idea, Phil, I will have to catch the replay asap, as I also have "a bit of say'" about Australian whisky at a time I did help a now famous distillery to be known in France by being a while ago a brand ambassador for them in French & Belgian shows, but more recently, indeed there is a boom there as well as in your country as I understand it & needing updates, I'm sure I will know more after watching your live show, so it is exciting ! Cheers !
Great discussion - surprised no mention of NZ Whisky Company and their 3yo Revolution bottling which is a fantastic wee dram (lovely crew in Oamaru too!)
The only NZ whisky I can get here is the Willowbank Dunedin 18y. For Aussie whisky I can choose between 4 Starward expressions or 2 Hellyers. It limmits the stress of choosing though😂
This was a great video! Very keen to try some NZ whisky and some more Aussie whisky! I've got a bottle Archie Rose and it is good. Nothing like any Scotch Whisky I own. I've seen Cardrona in a couple of shops here in Scotland, so may have to pick up a bottle next time I see it! Cheers and love then content from you both!
@@FirstPhilWhisky It's great - I really like the transparency as well. Tells you all the details a whisky geek would want to know, type of barley, mash temps, casks fill and disgorge dates etc. Pretty cool to see that level of detail for the consumer!
You guys didn't mention the extreme prices of Sullivan's Cove, it's incredible. Is it cheaper down under? :) Here in the UK, cheapest bottle starts from 500 pounds.
17 y American oak is 1000 GBP, NAS American oak single cask is 500 GBP, French oak special cask is 1000 GBP too. I couldn't find anything below 500 online :(
Small production scale compared to Scotch, and massive tax on spirit in this country (3rd highest in the world) that unfortunately gets passed on to consumers and stifles the growth of the industry. Distilleries have been fighting against it for years.
@@FirstPhilWhisky I was looking at the double grain one I'm trying to dip my toes into the Australian whiskeys that are smooth, local and at an affordable price
@@McIntyresMalts I've not tried the Archie rose expressions however I did receive a personalised single malt from them and I must admit I was extremely disappointed. Almost undrinkable. Hope the rest of their range lives up to their reputation. There is also another distillery in yackandandah (yack creek distillery) that is makeing some great quality whisky. Great place to visit with so many distillers and breweries in the region.
I’ve got both the Backwoods Redgum cask and the AR Redgum smoked. Both poor representations of good whisky. The Backwoods is a Rye, tastes like mint and menthol with black pepper with a finish so short, I’m not even sure it’s finished. Have revisited both multiple times over 1.5 years from the cabinet, in the ordinary whisky pile.
@@McIntyresMalts entry level whiskies..primarily lawrenny, manly spirits and lark, very expensive for what it's worth..especially compared to fusion which itself has gone up in price..however i will concede that maybe there are other distilleries that might be better but prices for even entry level australian single malts seem way too much!!
@@Splinta13 Don't give up hope mate, there are many lesser known Aussie whiskies that I'm sure will surprise you. If you haven't already, look into Highwayman, Spring Bay, Morris of Rutherglen for more affordable price points, Amber Lane... lots of stuff out here that is worth looking for 🥃
Great video! @McIntyresMalts thanks for holding down the fort for the Aussies. Remnant Golden Fleece is 10 Years Old + casks go into the marriage. The Whisky is only getting older. 10YO Tassie whisky for $99. Winner winner!
Has anyone been to Whisky Galore? They honestly have the best selection for whisky enthusiasts in NZ! Have a look here: www.whiskygalore.co.nz/. As I always say, if you’re coming to New Zealand, make sure Whisky Galore is on your list of places to visit! Big thanks to them for sponsoring this video!
Michael and the team at Whisky Galore are very knowledgeable and almost too enthusiastic to open a dram and sample it with you. A little piece of Scotland in this corner of the Pacific. Definitely worth stopping in.
I 've been there during my NZ Trip in march. Lovely Shop and nice people.
But the Whisky in NZ ist soooo expensiv compered to germany
What a great conversation we had together mate! This was a lot of fun!
Thanks for your contribution mate! Maybe we do the Online ANZAC Whisky Awards 🇳🇿🇦🇺🥃
@@FirstPhilWhiskyJust do it.
Normally I'm more of a silent enjoyer of your videos. But a video of this calibre deserves some appreciation and a little boost in the algorithm through interaction :) Great video of both of you!
Wow my bank account is not ready for 100 minutes of New World (Aus/NZ) WHISKY Knowledge
Haha sorry about that! 😂🥃
@@FirstPhilWhisky Haha Thank you for expanding our knowledge! We wouldn't have known about all these info without this video! Maybe @Whiskyonthewestcoast and I should make one for Canada :P
@@whisky_pang Yes do it!!
LOOOOOL
This is one of your absolute best videos, Phil! You and Wade have such an easy-going dynamic, and the chat was, of course, fascinating!
Thanks so much! Means a lot
Your first Feature Film!!😁
Phil and Wade: this was a tremendously informative and enjoyable video. Thanks so much for all your work in producing it. The conversation was also nice and relaxed. Great team effort. Cheers!
So well presented, guys! Must watch if you, like me, have little familiarity with the whisky coming out of these countries. Great job, Phil and Wade!
I’m glad you mentioned Tasmania up front as the Auzzie v Kiwi premise had me thinking this conversation would be missed. Well done
Of course!
Great discussion I’m making my Australian and New Zealand list. Thank you for all the info
Thanks for watching!
Great video, well done guys
100% - Definitely need the ANZAC Whisky awards - given the expensive cost in Aus, we need a cheat sheet to direct us to the best in each category (no different to the OSWAs).
Watching this drinking Pōkeno discovery (sherry cask) which I picked up from the local after your last live stream. Enjoying both the whisky and the video!
Nice!
I came here from ""that"" Whiskey Vault video, and I subscribed for five minutes in this video... Wow, great efforts, great editing, and quality content. Keep it up. The only whiskey I have from the lands downunder is Scapegrace Fortitude V.
Glad you like my content too! Daniel sets a high bar for whisky knowledge!
a very pleasant video
Got a bottle of Scapegrace whisky when I was home. Absolutely beautiful.
Fantastic conversation 🥃💪 as an English resident like you we’ve also got some great local producers such as Wire Works and Circumstance to name a few and it’s always great to be reminded that the world of whisky choice is huge especially amongst craft producers - long may it continue
SOOO GOOD! Just pumped on this one. Being an Aussie I'm gonna have to keep my eye out for some of the older Sullivan's Cove
Well hey, Phil! Dustin here 👋🏻 (overlord Whittington sent me)
Pōkeno has been on my radar for a while now and is pretty available here in Minnesota...I may need to finally go grab a bottle. However, I DO have the Starward Lagavulin Cask Finish and have very much enjoyed that one!
P.S. Your production quality is nothing short of aspirational 🙌🏻
New fans over here 🙋🏼♂🥃🙋🏻♀
Great to have you here! I hope we can share a dram one day!
@@FirstPhilWhisky Cheers! 🥃🥃
Decent selections from Wayde, but I’d have suggested a bottle from Callington Mill over Rutherglen. And instead of Sullivans Cove, I’d have given Phil a single cask/craft from Fannys Bay, Hillwood or even a TIB/Heartwood from the Duckett boys.
Would LOVE to get some Waiheke over here, but $180 plus shipping to Melbourne, c’mon. It’s almost walking distance.
I have never composed my list of top 5 whisky podcasts. But this is definitely on it. Big thanks. Fun. Informative. Engaging
That means a lot Michael!
@FirstPhilWhisky At Whisky Live in Tel Aviv next week, there is a workshop dedicated to Aussie whiskies. I believe peated Bakery Hill is in the line up
Loved this video and the collab with Wade. That Pokeno Prohibition Porter sounds right up my alley, porter is my favourite beer style. I agree with the Thomson Full Noise, it reminds me of eating manuka smoked fish when I was younger. I have the Starward Unexpeated, which is a really good whisky. From memory the difference between the Unexpeated and the Peated is that the Peated was finished in the peated barrels for longer. There are so many good whiskies available down in this part of the world and it is great that you and Wade can showcase them. If it weren't for you highlighting it on an earlier video I never would have known about The Goleta, which I'm loving. Unfortunately, I haven't been to Christchurch since getting into whisky, but a visit to Whisky Galore is definitely a must do the next time I am there. Cheers!
You will love Whisky Galore! Yeah I was really impressed by the Pokeno Prohibition. Thanks for watching Simonne!
My introduction to My Australian Whisky Journey was when I went to Hobart and went Lark Distillery blew my Mind... then went to the Sunday Market and tried OLD KEMPTON range OMG..never looked back that's hands down some of the best Cask Strength Australian Whisky I've had.. I do find alot of Australian Whisky is TO Finished maybe that's because it's young and they pump flavour in to the finishing (Starward, Morris) but I'm more a Classic kinda guy Lark Cask Strength the Pokeno Single Malt... if any suggestions please let me Know Dram On Phill dram on 🥃🥃🥃
Great vid Phil and Wade! Good to see our half of the world get some exposure. I like the more ‘vpub’ style Longform video with guest.
Thanks Jimmy! I was unsure if I should post a longer vid. But great to see people are enjoying it
Thought starward left field was dreadful, havent tried much else but look forward to trying some more
I like the Starward Peated Finish one.
Great content Phil, Love seeing a spotlight on Kiwi whiskies. $353 for the Falcon is steep! It's Glendronach Parliment money. Personally I feel Cardrona isn't targeting the enthusiast. I'm far more inclined to lean towards Thomson or Waiheke.
Fantastic content! As an Australian just starting to get into scotch whisky, I'll definitely be looking out for more local offerings, as well as some from across the pond.
And as for ANZ online whiskey awards, bring it on!
Thanks guys, best video i have sat through in years. Wade keep your eye out next year for a sunny coast distillery release. Its a excellent drop
Keen!!
A great round up of New Zealand whisky ❤ nice work team
Thanks for making great whisky!
I'm loving my bottle of The Goleta!
I tried the Morris Smoked Muscat at a whisky show recently, and the gentleman told me that they were selling off the very last bottles they had there. Unfortunately I didn't take him up on his offer. A fantastic whisky.
Yeah it's a good one isn't it!
Limeburners whiskey WA . Distillery is in Albany a little cooler down south but still very warm..
Can the distillery build there stills under ground to keep the temperature the same ?
Only started watching but I gotta say I love how long this is…looking forward to the rest!!
I had to watch this is several installations. Great watch. Have you ever tried the 8wired cask strength? I am keen on getting a bottle but they are not cheap.
Have you tried Swedish whiskey?
I can recommend Agitator, Hven and High Coast distilleries 👍🏻
Great video guys. Well balanced and a great showcase of both countries. As a Tasmanian we have such great choice down here as long as my wife doesn't look too closely at the credit card statement. I can get some Pokeno Original for $99 which seems like a great way to try some NZ Whisky. I'd love to try some Cardrona, and agree that the location is first class, but the cost is even worse than the Australian stuff. $149 for 375ml. Maybe next time I'm in NZ Ill stock up.
Watch both your channels regularly and enjoy all the reviews. Keep you the great work.
Excellent episode lads 🎉
This was a fantastic eye opener of wonderful liquid down under. Wade and Phil, two top enthusiasts making this video a super entertaining breeze. P.s that Falcon type is stunning 🥃
Would love to try some more Aus and NZ whiskies, if they actually exported to the UK. Some just simply aren't available over here, or are crazy prices. Hence why it'll never compete with scotch or bourbon at the moment.
I’ve tried nearly a dozen. Not impressed. Over-priced, and too young. But the youth factor is an X factor. Maybe they can make some strides with more mature bottlings.
Well there you go, poured myself a Remnant Golden Fleece to sip while watching and it's on the list. Cheers for the video lads, doing the regional industry proud. Now to go shopping for my first NZ whisky.
Thanks Ash!
Remnant stuff is amazing. My favourite is the 100% Apera. Just don't tell too many people as once it's gone it's gone 😂
How good is that!
Great content Phil! Love the discussion
Thanks for watching!
I wish I could afford some of those more expensive Cadrona bottles. But I loved the Thomson Manuka Smoke Progress Report. I'm not a big peat fan (the mouth wash taste puts me off), but Manuka is much more palatable.
In Alaska I have access to Morris. I wish I had access to others. Hopefully I can find a few on my next visit to Thailand.
Great one to have access to! Can you get the Tokay or Muscat cask ones?
I'm gonna visit Morris Distillary in Rutherglen tmr with my friends. Excited
Great one mate! We've seen every conceivable video about Scotch from every conceivable youtube channel 😂 great to see the Southern Hemisphere on the map!
Thanks for watching Harold!
wow, professor level knowledge in depth about OZ&NZ whisky.
I'm sure we got some things wrong. But it's so exciting to help people learn something new. Thanks so much!
@@FirstPhilWhisky I hope not too much!
Interesting conversation gents.
Thanks for sharing
Slàinte mhath
Always appreciate it mate!
Thank you two so much for a look into AU/NZ. I've been a fan of both so seeing you together is a special treat!
My top Tasmanian Whiskies
Spring Bay Bourbon Cask
Overeem Cask Strength
Belgrove Rye
The Remnant
How about the Callington Mill Quintessence .... our 16 year running whiskey club voted it the best ever - blind tasting
@@stihlnz I think I preferred the sherry cask than the blended sherry and port Quintessence. They will be one of the distilleries to put Australia on the global map though, they’re really scaling up!
looks better than most malt offerings from america still trying to be bourbon aged in virgin casks for who knows why
Can you do a video on Japanese whisky, which is getting arguably as famous as scotch or any other type of whisky out there?
Only tried starward at festivals a few are ok but most are a bit dodgy
Great reviews. You’ve peaked my interest. Also, what Warhammer are you painting?
Been a classic kiwi, it's the LOTR ones haha
@@FirstPhilWhiskyof course! They’re much smaller though, so good luck with them 😂
Yeah it’s a bit trickier after a dram 😂
Great topic idea, Phil, I will have to catch the replay asap, as I also have "a bit of say'" about Australian whisky at a time I did help a now famous distillery to be known in France by being a while ago a brand ambassador for them in French & Belgian shows, but more recently, indeed there is a boom there as well as in your country as I understand it & needing updates, I'm sure I will know more after watching your live show, so it is exciting ! Cheers !
Thanks Greg!
What about Hellyer s road??
Great discussion - surprised no mention of NZ Whisky Company and their 3yo Revolution bottling which is a fantastic wee dram (lovely crew in Oamaru too!)
I need to get a bottle!
Thankfully the Google Monsters have let you post this one in the end. Looking forward to this watch.
I know right!
Great video! Have you tried Black Gate Whisky? My gosh it is glorious
Thanks! Nah i havent. But maybe I should!
Even Cadrona wodka tastes special. Was very nice to visit.
That definitely doesn't compromise on quality!
The only NZ whisky I can get here is the Willowbank Dunedin 18y. For Aussie whisky I can choose between 4 Starward expressions or 2 Hellyers. It limmits the stress of choosing though😂
Which expressions ?
@@McIntyresMalts Hellyers: Pinot noir cask, Slight peated and Twin oak Single malt. Starward: Ginger beer cask, Nova, Solera or left field
This was a great video! Very keen to try some NZ whisky and some more Aussie whisky! I've got a bottle Archie Rose and it is good. Nothing like any Scotch Whisky I own. I've seen Cardrona in a couple of shops here in Scotland, so may have to pick up a bottle next time I see it! Cheers and love then content from you both!
Keen to get a bottle of Archie Rose!
@@FirstPhilWhisky It's great - I really like the transparency as well. Tells you all the details a whisky geek would want to know, type of barley, mash temps, casks fill and disgorge dates etc. Pretty cool to see that level of detail for the consumer!
Vancouver is also amazing! Great video.
Will you make a compressed version? Almost 2 hrs is.....
I'd probably be editing for another two weeks ha!
You guys didn't mention the extreme prices of Sullivan's Cove, it's incredible. Is it cheaper down under? :) Here in the UK, cheapest bottle starts from 500 pounds.
Can you get Morris, Starward or Pokeno?
@@FirstPhilWhisky yes, but I never have tried, surely will try after this video. Thx Phil
Yikes! The cheapest here is Australia is the Double Cask at $250 AUD, can't believe they are charging £500! Which expression is it though?
17 y American oak is 1000 GBP, NAS American oak single cask is 500 GBP, French oak special cask is 1000 GBP too. I couldn't find anything below 500 online :(
Why is Australian whisky is expensive compared to scotch whiskey ? Even though australian government charge a tax for imported alcohol.
Is Starward also more expensive?
Small production scale compared to Scotch, and massive tax on spirit in this country (3rd highest in the world) that unfortunately gets passed on to consumers and stifles the growth of the industry. Distilleries have been fighting against it for years.
@@FirstPhilWhisky I was looking at the starward whisky. Is it actually any good? I would like to try it as well before I buy a bottle of it.
I really like the peated finish version. The Nova is okay, but depends if you like wine casks.
@@FirstPhilWhisky I was looking at the double grain one I'm trying to dip my toes into the Australian whiskeys that are smooth, local and at an affordable price
Manuka smoke sounds great, Archie Rose in Sydney smokes a whisky with Redgum wood. Interesting taste.
Interesting!
Backwoods in northeast Victoria do a couple of Redgum expression whisky'a that will blow your mind.@@FirstPhilWhisky
Love those Archie Rose native wood smoked expressions, I should have opened one of my bottles to send over to Phil for this!!
@@McIntyresMalts I've not tried the Archie rose expressions however I did receive a personalised single malt from them and I must admit I was extremely disappointed. Almost undrinkable. Hope the rest of their range lives up to their reputation. There is also another distillery in yackandandah (yack creek distillery) that is makeing some great quality whisky. Great place to visit with so many distillers and breweries in the region.
I’ve got both the Backwoods Redgum cask and the AR Redgum smoked. Both poor representations of good whisky. The Backwoods is a Rye, tastes like mint and menthol with black pepper with a finish so short, I’m not even sure it’s finished.
Have revisited both multiple times over 1.5 years from the cabinet, in the ordinary whisky pile.
Taiwanese and Indian whisky is way better than Aussie stuff.
You haven't tried enough Australian whisky if you believe that.
lol absolutely!!...aussie whisky is SHITHOUSE!!!!!
@@Splinta13which ones have you tried?
@@McIntyresMalts entry level whiskies..primarily lawrenny, manly spirits and lark, very expensive for what it's worth..especially compared to fusion which itself has gone up in price..however i will concede that maybe there are other distilleries that might be better but prices for even entry level australian single malts seem way too much!!
@@Splinta13 Don't give up hope mate, there are many lesser known Aussie whiskies that I'm sure will surprise you. If you haven't already, look into Highwayman, Spring Bay, Morris of Rutherglen for more affordable price points, Amber Lane... lots of stuff out here that is worth looking for 🥃
Great video! @McIntyresMalts thanks for holding down the fort for the Aussies. Remnant Golden Fleece is 10 Years Old + casks go into the marriage. The Whisky is only getting older. 10YO Tassie whisky for $99. Winner winner!