Jewish Whisky Company Announces Significant Changes in 2019 for Single Cask Nation and Whisky Jewbilee Building off 2017’s successful expansion of Single Cask Nation from a membership-only model to offering additional single cask bottlings of malt whisky, grain whisky via retail stores, Jewish Whisky Company plans a further expansion of their Single Cask Nation line of independently bottled whiskies into UK, European and Canadian markets in 2019. “We constantly see great demand for our whiskies from many non-US markets,” said Jason Johnstone-Yellin, the company’s COO, “and as a result, we are ..read more

  Imagine my surprise when the good people at FeedSpot told me I was in their top 40 whisky blogs of the world list! I remember when it felt like there was only 20 whisky blogs and I was one of 12 Knights of the Whisky Round Table (ah, the good ‘ol days). Given that there are literally hundreds of whisky blogs on the webosphere nowadays, I’ll take top 40. Thanks FeedBlog folk!   To see the other 39 people on this list that are likely more qualified than me, check it out HERE ..read more

  Lets face it. 2016 was a punch in the face for everyone in some way, shape, or form. However, it was a good year for good whisky. Today’s good whisky will be televised (or, youtube’vised – see below). Westland is, in my opinion, one of the world’s best producers of single malt and, heck, they’re only 5 or 6 years old! Imagine what’ll happen in 5, 10, 15 years? Today, instead of writing a review, I thought it’d be good to record my review of two lovely Westland whiskies: Westland Winter 2016 – special limited edition Westland Peat Week 2016- special limited edition I hope you enjoy! Ha ..read more

  Region – Spain – ABV – 22% Guys. Gals. I’m headed in a fast and downward spiral into the world of sherry. I’m in the rabbit hole. I really hope others will join me. It’s an amazing world of flavors for us all to explore. I’ve enjoyed my fair share of sherries (say that 3 times real fast) over the past 10 years or so but, as of late, I now find myself craving the Spanish fortified wine. Normally, when one starts writing reviews for this or that product, they’ll start at the Chevy or Ford of that respective product. I decided to begin with the Volvo P1800 of sherry. This sherry I’m a ..read more

Jewish Whisky Company Announces Significant Changes in 2019 for Single Cask Nation and Whisky Jewbilee Building off 2017’s successful expansion of Single Cask Nation from a membership-only model to offering additional single cask bottlings of malt whisky, grain whisky via retail stores, Jewish Whisky Company plans a further expansion of their Single Cask Nation line of independently bottled whiskies into UK, European and Canadian markets in 2019. “We constantly see great demand for our whiskies from many non-US markets,” said Jason Johnstone-Yellin, the company’s COO, “and as a result, we are ..read more

  Observant readers of Jewmalt Whisky Reviews will note that the number of blog posts I do has now shrunken to nearly none per month and only a few per year. Such is the life of a blogger turned Independent Bottler, Whisky Festival coordinator, and Tour Operator. On the upside, I’ve found a new medium to reach out to y’all — One Nation Under Whisky podcast! One Nation Under Whisky is actually a podcast that I run with my friend and business partner, Jason Johnstone-Yellin. “What is the podcast all about?,” you might ask (and I’m glad you did). Well, our website states: “One Nation U ..read more

  Imagine my surprise when the good people at FeedSpot told me I was in their top 40 whisky blogs of the world list! I remember when it felt like there was only 20 whisky blogs and I was one of 12 Knights of the Whisky Round Table (ah, the good ‘ol days). Given that there are literally hundreds of whisky blogs on the webosphere nowadays, I’ll take top 40. Thanks FeedBlog folk!   To see the other 39 people on this list that are likely more qualified than me, check it out HERE ..read more

  Lets face it. 2016 was a punch in the face for everyone in some way, shape, or form. However, it was a good year for good whisky. Today’s good whisky will be televised (or, youtube’vised – see below). Westland is, in my opinion, one of the world’s best producers of single malt and, heck, they’re only 5 or 6 years old! Imagine what’ll happen in 5, 10, 15 years? Today, instead of writing a review, I thought it’d be good to record my review of two lovely Westland whiskies: Westland Winter 2016 – special limited edition Westland Peat Week 2016- special limited edition I hope you enjoy! Ha ..read more

  Region – Spain – ABV – 22% Guys. Gals. I’m headed in a fast and downward spiral into the world of sherry. I’m in the rabbit hole. I really hope others will join me. It’s an amazing world of flavors for us all to explore. I’ve enjoyed my fair share of sherries (say that 3 times real fast) over the past 10 years or so but, as of late, I now find myself craving the Spanish fortified wine. Normally, when one starts writing reviews for this or that product, they’ll start at the Chevy or Ford of that respective product. I decided to begin with the Volvo P1800 of sherry. This sherry I’m a ..read more