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3 days ago |
elitetraveler.com | Alex Martin
It's easy to overstate uniqueness in today's whisky market, but not with The Dalmore's latest release: The Luminary No. 3. Following on from the first two editions, The Dalmore once again partnered with a renowned luminary to bring the worlds of art, design and whiskymaking together. This year, it was the turn of Fosters + Partners and artist-cum-architect Ben Dobbin, who designed a unique bronze statue to complement an equally precious 52-year-old Scotch whisky.
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1 month ago |
elitetraveler.com | Alex Martin
The Singleton has unveiled a trio of 42-year-old single malt Scotch whiskies designed to taste like dessert. The new Gourmand Collection, limited to just 136 sets worldwide, draws direct inspiration from pâtisserie classics, with flavor profiles nodding to fig and chocolate ganache, crème brûlée, and black cherry gâteau. Each expression spent over four decades in oak, including what The Singleton claims is the longest secondary maturation in the brand’s history.
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1 month ago |
elitetraveler.com | Alex Martin
Forget everything you heard about the next whisky downturn; the party is still very much alive. At least that was the feeling in the ballroom at Raffles London at The OWO, where Bowmore and Aston Martin were in celebratory mood to launch ARC-54, a £71,000 ($92,000) single malt Scotch whisky housed in a hypercar-inspired decanter. It may have been the same night the Scotch industry entered a new era of US tariffs, but the Islay distillery, and Suntory group as a whole, were in buoyant moods.
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1 month ago |
elitetraveler.com | Alex Martin
It’s strange to think that a single malt Scotch whisky, aged for 51 years, needs something other than itself to stand out in the market. But so prevalent are these ultra-aged statements that The Glenrothes added further novelty to its oldest release. Buy one of the 100 decanters, and you’ll find it trapped in a Jesmonite column. And the only release mechanism is a hammer.
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2 months ago |
elitetraveler.com | Alex Martin
Bushmills has revealed what it claims to be the oldest single malt whiskey in Ireland’s history. At 46 years old, the new expression – Secrets of the River Bush – pales when compared to some of the oldest Scotch whiskies but appears to have taken the title for the Emerald Isle, at least technically speaking. Why technically?
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RT @elite_traveler: A stunning whisky from @SingletonWhisky, a bespoke menu by @HIDELONDON. This was Course of a Feast. https://t.co/2uVWRn…
Good piece shining a light on a subject close to my (broken) heart.
“It is tragic the way one of the most iconic sports venues in Europe has been allowed to degrade to such a dreadful level.” The Crystal Palace scandal: How British athletics’ spiritual home has been left to rot. https://t.co/SaWH4pyFe8
Mel B, on the radio, just inadvertently revealed (exclusively) @glastonbury 2021 is cancelled. #accidentaljournalism.
