Whisky Review #37: Ben Nevis 25 Year | Milroy's of London| 47.6% | When identity transcends style,

I take a look at a personal favorite Distillery/Vintage of mine and discuss why certain whiskies get scored the way they do.
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[@Square1286Kev]

1996 Ben Nevis is definitely a famous vintage, and I'm completely on board with the love for it! Great stuff.

[@crystalmethshrimp]

Loved the video and production value. You have a great voice for narrating and really enjoyed the background music. It reminded me of a matured version from one of my favorite whiskytubers. One thing I've noticed which I'm sure you already are aware of is that top 5 or 10 lists brings in the crowds. That should help with the sub numbers. Great video and I'm looking forward to going through all the others.

[@WhiskyUncorked]

I definitely want to branch out into those types of videos at least occasionally. Hopefully by the end of the summer, but I have been trying to enjoy the sunshine!

[@timloucks4325]

I passed through Fort William on my way to Skye last year. Sadly, Ben Nevis Distillery was closed because it was a weekend. So, embarrassingly, I’ve been to Scotland & back without so much as trying Ben Nevis. Are younger IB’s worth checking out? They tend to be fairly pricey even as 7 or 8 year releases. Is Nikka From the barrel a good introduction? Thx.

[@WhiskyUncorked]

The younger IBs can be very good. I try to avoid the super heavily sherried versions which are fairly common just because they tend toc over up the aspects of Ben Nevis I love. Some folks love them though.