There’s a lot about Turntable Spirits that I find appealing. First, I like that they connect whisky and music because I’ve tried to explore this in my Ceòl agus Craic tastings with the Islay Whisky Academy. However, I also like that they champion blended whiskies – I’ve often written about the role blends can play in the ever-changing Scotch whisky market.
In my opinion, there’s no better pairing than whisky and music. They both have the power to tap into our innermost emotions and trigger powerful memories. When the two are combined, they can create a moment of enjoyment that almost reaches spiritual levels.
Gordon and Ally Stevenson of Turntable Spirits have a similar passion for music and indulge their interest by giving their blended whiskies music-themed names, often inspired by classic songs.
Recently, I attended Turntable’s first birthday shindig in Glasgow, an event that coincided with the release of two new whiskies. The first, One Way or Another, is a grain-focused offering, whilst the second, Harder Better Faster Stronger, showcases bolder malt components. Full tasting notes, as well as my opinions on each dram, are below.
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