Derby Whisky Club

Derby Whisky Club A new community for whisky lovers in Derby. Tastings, talk, and discovery—one dram at a time.

Bit of a mystery malt theme this week. We are in London this week so I thought I'd join the Scotch Malt Whisky Society s...
29/07/2026

Bit of a mystery malt theme this week. We are in London this week so I thought I'd join the Scotch Malt Whisky Society so we could visit their Whisky Rooms on Greville Street. £100 got me that membership and a mystery bottle which turned out to be a sherried Mannochmore 16 year old. Its a fantastic bottle! I love the packaging as well, made joining the society feel very special.

My disappointment with the Master of Malt Mystery bottle prompted me to open my Thompson Bros Mystery Bottle. Boy am I g...
28/07/2026

My disappointment with the Master of Malt Mystery bottle prompted me to open my Thompson Bros Mystery Bottle. Boy am I glad I did! A beautiful 11yr old Glen Scotia Ruby Port. 48.5%. Thompson Bros never let us down do they!

I havent had too many disappointments in whisky but this was definitely one of them. I paid £65 for a Mystery bottle fro...
27/07/2026

I havent had too many disappointments in whisky but this was definitely one of them. I paid £65 for a Mystery bottle from Masters of Malt and got a Hibiki Harmony. The bottle is fine but at 43% and one that I've already had before it felt a bit of a let down. I was hoping for something I hadn't encountered before, something unusual perhaps and I got this.

Of course , that's the game I suppose but I'll not be getting another Mystery Malt from Master of Malt. Anyone else had similar experiences?

🥃 The line-up  for our next event is complete.We've found the final whisky for our 6 Whisky Challenge... and it's someth...
20/07/2026

🥃 The line-up for our next event is complete.

We've found the final whisky for our 6 Whisky Challenge... and it's something a little different.

Introducing Paradise Funk from Turntable Blending House – an innovative blended malt from one of Scotland's most exciting new whisky makers. Turntable are reimagining what blended Scotch can be, and this bottle brings a vibrant, distinctive flavour profile that stands apart from everything else we'll be tasting on the night.

It's creative, beautifully balanced and, quite simply, an absolute beauty.

This completes a line up which we hope will help you build your own whisky collection within a decent budget and reflects your tastes.

🎟️ Tickets are selling fast, so don't leave it too long if you'd like to join us.

See you on 18th September for what promises to be a fantastic evening of great whisky, great conversation and a few surprises along the way.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1989821071389?aff=oddtdtcreator

🥃 Our pals at Darley Abbey Wines have lined up a brilliant whisky tasting this September...If you're looking for a great...
18/07/2026

🥃 Our pals at Darley Abbey Wines have lined up a brilliant whisky tasting this September...

If you're looking for a great whisky evening, we'd definitely recommend this one.

On Friday 11th September, Darley Abbey Wines are welcoming Paul Main, one of Scotland's best-known whisky communicators, for a tasting celebrating the whiskies of Hunter Laing and Ardnahoe Distillery.

Hunter Laing has long been one of Scotland's leading independent bottlers and now owns Ardnahoe, Islay's newest distillery. It's a rare opportunity to explore both their acclaimed Old Malt Cask range and the exciting new Ardnahoe releases in one evening.

📅 Friday 11th September
🕖 7.00pm
📍 The Distillery Room, Darley Abbey Wines
💷 £35 per person

Your ticket includes six drams, plus cheese and charcuterie for each table.
To Book email [email protected]

The Line-up

🥃 Old Malt Cask Jura 2009 – 15 Year Old (50%)
🥃 Old Malt Cask Glendullan 2010 – 14 Year Old (50%)
🥃 Old Malt Cask Glenrothes 2006 – 16 Year Old (50%)
🥃 Ardnahoe Infinite Loch (50%)
🥃 Ardnahoe Bholsa (50%)
🥃 Ardnahoe Cask Strength (61%)

Paul is an engaging presenter with a huge depth of whisky knowledge, so whether you're just getting into whisky or have been collecting for years, this promises to be a fantastic evening.

If you're free, we'd encourage you to support our friends at Darley Abbey Wines and grab a ticket before they sell out. Slàinte! 🥃

Exciting News from our pals at Darley Abbey Wines, they have launched a website where you can buy bottles from them dire...
17/07/2026

Exciting News from our pals at Darley Abbey Wines, they have launched a website where you can buy bottles from them direct!

Soughtafterspirits.co.uk offers more than just whisky, they also offer gin, wine and cognac.

Here's the link, there's some amazing stuff in there.
https://soughtafterspirits.co.uk/

The summer break is upon us, but I'm already looking forward to our next Derby Whisky Club on Friday 18 September.This t...
08/07/2026

The summer break is upon us, but I'm already looking forward to our next Derby Whisky Club on Friday 18 September.

This tasting is all about building a whisky collection that works for you—a collection you can enjoy regularly while exploring the incredible range of flavours that whisky has to offer.

I genuinely think this is the strongest line-up we've ever put together... and there's still one more dram to announce!

🥃 Ardbeg 10 Year Old Cask Strength
🥃 Mortlach 11 Year Old Signatory Vintage 100 Proof
🥃 Wire Works Caduro X
🥃 Springbank 15 Year Old
🥃 Deanston 12 Year Old

I'm still searching for the perfect blended malt to complete the line-up, but every one of these bottles is an absolute top-drawer whisky.

If you love discovering exceptional drams, this is one you won't want to miss.

Get your tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1989821071389?aff=oddtdtcreator

We did this last night and Sweden’s High Coast Hav beat India’s Amrut Fusion in the final
20/06/2026

We did this last night and Sweden’s High Coast Hav beat India’s Amrut Fusion in the final

If the upcoming was based on Whisky not football teams from each country, who takes the cake?

We had a great time at The World Cup of whisky which was a night full of surprises and great, unusual whiskies.There was...
20/06/2026

We had a great time at The World Cup of whisky which was a night full of surprises and great, unusual whiskies.

There was an early shock when Mexico’s Abasalo edged out USA’s heavyweight New Riff Bottled in Bond Bourbon. Sweden’s High Coast Hav, easily dispensed with South Africa’s Three Ships 12 year old. In a tough, closely fought encounter India’s Amrut Fusion saw off New Zealand’s Thomson’s Full Noise Manuka Smoke.

In the final play off, Abasolo finished third but with only a couple of votes in it Sweden’s High Coast Hav came out as winners making India’s Amrut Fusion runners up.

I think it was safe to say that at the beginning of the night, no-one saw that coming.

Well done High Coast!

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