Cutty Sark 15 Year Old

Cutty Sark

Cutty Sark was originally developed by Berry Brothers & Rudd. It has been around since 1923. The name is that of a tea clipper that you see on the label – since 1955. The ship itself was built in 1869 and was the fastest in its day. In 1954 it was taken out of commission and can be visited today as a museum ship in Greenwich, near London. We...

Score 69/100

Cutty Sark Storm

This is a lovely surprise. Extremely rich for a lower-end blend i'm quite happy to rate it alongside the BNJ 8 as the best value for money available on the market. Simply put you could drink this one all night...literally... NOSE. Fresh, but with hints at plenty. Fruity. Heavy, stewed. MOUTH. There's a dose of fruit here and delightfully something...

Score 83/100

Cutty Sark Prohibition

I’ve been wanting to try this for a very long time. @Victor has written some very nice things about it on Connosr. Thankfully, when I saw him in April I was able to come away with a small 1 oz sample. This review is of ~10 cc. The sample bottle was full and I do not know when it was opened or decanted. Nose: Neat - First impression - Fruity and...

Score 85/100

Cutty Sark 25 Year Old

I had my eye on this whisky for some time (I admit to being persuaded by Ian Buxton's compelling description of this blend in his original "101 Whiskies" book). However, priced prohibitively at nearly $200 by our local liquor extortion racket (the LCBO), tasting it was to remain an unrealized dream. Until, inexplicably, they lowered the...

Score 90/100