Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde

[Mats N]

Hej

Jag söker tips på whiskydestillerier/märken där ett och samma destilleri haft olika märken med olika egenskaper.

Skulle vara kul att ha ett sådant tema på en provning, typ sex sorter som kommer från tre destillerier.

Exempelvis:

Hazelburn - Longrow (Springbank)

Tobermory - Ledaig

Clynelish - Brora

Finns det fler sorter/destillerier som man skulle kunna tänka sig?

//Mats

[BosseK]

Finns ju Bruichladdich - Port Charlotte och dessutom finns ett flertal "icke-rökiga" som testat att göra rökare: Bunna, Tomintoul, Edradour, Benriach, Benromach.......listan kan göras så lång att en provning räcker inte till

[sinister919]

edradour-ballechin

toumintul-old ballantraun

littlemill-dumbuck

bruchladdich-port charlotte

sen finns det ju som sagt var en hel del som säljer "otypisk" whisky för sitt destilleri under samma namn men med ett prefix typ:

benriach "curiositas" och "authenticus" bland annat.

isle of jura "superstition"

benromach "peat smoke"

och varför inte caol ila "unpeated"

eller ardbeg "kildalton"

MVH/jimmy sjölander

[Mickeman]

Vill inte vara petig, men ska du ha med Clynelish - Brora så måste Clynelish buteljeringen komma från orginaldestilleriet dvs. samma som Brora innan de döpte om det till Brora.

Liste svårt (och dyrt) att hitta så pass gammal Clynelish.

[whiskystore]

egentligen ville jag inte nämna dessa men här är de.

Loch Lomond med sina olika.

Blend: High Commissioner, Scots Earl, Lomond single highland blend

Grain: Organic

Single Malt: Loch Lomond, Inchmurrin, Old Rhosdhu, Glen Douglas, Croftengea, Inchmoan, Craiglodge och Inchfad, 12,5 miljoner liter per år, undrar vem som sippar i sig dessa drycker ?

ja, det kanske har blivit en till under tiden jag har skrivit detta men det bjuder jag på..................................

[Bunkermania]

Glenburgie - Glencraig

Craigduff - Strathisla

[sinister919]

Glenburgie - Glencraig

Craigduff - Strathisla

ja vet inte riktigt vad man ska tro angående craigduff,ja har oxå alltid sagt att den e från strathisla.

men signatory säger såhär:

Notes from Signatory, October 6th...

"At time of bottling our first cask of Craigduff 1973, we believed, based on information available to us, that Craigduff was a peated malt from Strathisla Distillery.

Based on our own more detailed research, we have now established that Craigduff was, in fact, distilled at the nearby Glen Keith distillery.

Since first releasing Craigduff, there has been considerable “chatter” on how the whisky was peated etc. In this regard our own understanding is now as follows;-

Lightly peated barley from Glen Keith maltings was used in conjunction with controlled amounts of concentrated peated water, being added to each wash charge.

Peated water was brought in 45 gallon drums from Stornaway, on fishing boats into the port of Buckie. The peated water was run through the small still at Glen Keith, which was coupled to an angled condenser and water driven off to concentrate the peatiness in the remaining water. It is understood that 10 gallons of the concentrated peated water was added to each wash charge.

We understand the drive behind the experimental distillation came from a sister company in Japan. Apparently, during the course of the experiment, a sample of the concentrated peated water, whilst en route to Japan, was intercepted at Heathrow airport by Customs Officials who were convinced it was whisky in disguise, and decanted a fair bit of the drum before realising, too late, that it was in fact just water.

We apologise for any inconvenience that our wrongly associating Craigduff with Strathisla Distillery may have caused and would be grateful if you could update your web site and any other product descriptors to reflect the fact that Craigduff was actually made at Glen Keith.

Best regards,

Andrew Symington"

(saxat från royal mile whiskies hemsida)

[Lazze]

Glen Keith har två brands som heter Craigduff och Glenisla

Glenburgie har två brands som heter Glencraig o Kilnflat

enligt mina anteckningar

[Bunkermania]

ja vet inte riktigt vad man ska tro angående craigduff,ja har oxå alltid sagt att den e från strathisla.

men signatory säger såhär:

Notes from Signatory, October 6th...

"At time of bottling our first cask of Craigduff 1973, we believed, based on information available to us, that Craigduff was a peated malt from Strathisla Distillery.

Based on our own more detailed research, we have now established that Craigduff was, in fact, distilled at the nearby Glen Keith distillery.

Since first releasing Craigduff, there has been considerable “chatter” on how the whisky was peated etc. In this regard our own understanding is now as follows;-

Lightly peated barley from Glen Keith maltings was used in conjunction with controlled amounts of concentrated peated water, being added to each wash charge.

Peated water was brought in 45 gallon drums from Stornaway, on fishing boats into the port of Buckie. The peated water was run through the small still at Glen Keith, which was coupled to an angled condenser and water driven off to concentrate the peatiness in the remaining water. It is understood that 10 gallons of the concentrated peated water was added to each wash charge.

We understand the drive behind the experimental distillation came from a sister company in Japan. Apparently, during the course of the experiment, a sample of the concentrated peated water, whilst en route to Japan, was intercepted at Heathrow airport by Customs Officials who were convinced it was whisky in disguise, and decanted a fair bit of the drum before realising, too late, that it was in fact just water.

We apologise for any inconvenience that our wrongly associating Craigduff with Strathisla Distillery may have caused and would be grateful if you could update your web site and any other product descriptors to reflect the fact that Craigduff was actually made at Glen Keith.

Best regards,

Andrew Symington"

(saxat från royal mile whiskies hemsida)

Och så här säger Loch Fyne:

FOOTNOTE (from our Flippin' eck What a Concidence! Department - you don't get this from ordinary web-sites by-the-way) The present Mrs. Joynson recalls a school chum from Buckie; she's sure he had a 1973 summer job for Chivas Brothers at Strathisla Distillery concentrating water to make it more peaty. To be shipped out to Japan.

The plot thickens nicely...

A triumph for our crack I-told-you-so Department regarding the Great CRAIGDUFF Mystery. An email from Alan Greig, Chivas's Heritage Director:

Hi Richard

I eventually managed to catch up with Hugh Thompson (retired distillery manager at Glen Keith & Strathisla) to query him about Craigduff whisky. Craigduff was made at Strathisla Distillery and was made with heavily peated malt - probably from Glendronach Distillery. Peated whisky was also made at Glen Keith, but always under the 'Glen Keith' name. At Glen Keith the peating came from peat smoked water which was produced in Stornoway - until the plant there eventually blew up. They then started making a peat smoked water at Glen Keith which was used in the Distillery. Some of this was also sent to Japan (not from Strathisla as thought). I hope this helps to clarify some of the stories going around. And thanks for the wee sample of Craigduff at Toronto - very pleasant. Yours in spirit

Alan

And now all at LFW are insufferably smug.

[Lazze]

Vad ska man nu tro på?

Hittade en annan anteckning som motsäger vad jag skrev tidigare

Glenlivet-glenisla=Strathmill