Teaninich is rarely seen bottled as a single malt, but it will also mark its bicentenary with the bottling of a 17-year-old expression as part of Diageo’s Special Releases for 2017. Courteney Cox pays emotional tribute to Matthew Perry after his death aged 54 as she shares Friends clip with Monica and Chandler: 'I'm so grateful for every moment I had with you'

One of the first legal distilleries to be built in the northern Highlands, it was also the first whisky plant north of Inverness to have electricity and a telephone (in 1887). Born in 1770, Munro was the son of Royal Navy Captain James Munro, Laird of Teaninich, and inherited the estate after his father’s death in 1788. Unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise, your use of and membership to the Service are exclusively governed by Dutch law. We shall first try to settle any dispute over a dram of whisky. Disputes that cannot be settled over multiple drams of whisky shall be solely submitted to the court of Amsterdam, The Netherlands unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise. Score: 70 points - this Teaninich is simply disappointing at sixteen years old. Clearly a blenders malt. distillery north of Inverness that was lit by electricity. He was also impressed with Teaninich's use of telephones;

Teaninich 11yo TBWC Details

Teaninich 13 yo 2005/2019 (56.2%, Single Cask Nation, 2nd fill bourbon hogshead, cask #487, 277 bottles) - 021219 Inspired by the story of the visit of Victorian whisky writer Alfred Barnard to the distillery, the whisky is matured in refill American oak hogsheads and refill American oak barrels, and will be released later this year. IDF confirms death of 19-year-old soldier Noa Marciano after Hamas terrorists released horrific hostage video that also showed her body Score: 84 points - rating this was a bit of a conundrum; water improves the nose but destroys the palate.

Teaninich 11 yo ‘Batch 2’ (47.9%, That Boutique-y Whisky Company, 1987 bottles) - by Angus - 120920 He was delighted by the passing of the Excise Act late in 1823, which made it easier to set up and run a distillery business in the Highlands and was accompanied by stiffer penalties for those caught distilling illegally. Teaninich distillery wasn't one of them, as it had built around for more than 150 years. But it was, nevertheless, decided by the owners, DCL, that the Teaninich distillery needed both a major upgrade and increased capacity. Built in 1817, Teaninich was an early legal distillery, but as it was built by Napoleonic war hero and estate owner ‘Blind’ Captain Hugh Munro that’s no more than you would expect. He and his brother General John Munro were notable as being benign and caring landlords in a region which was brutally hit by the Highland Clearances [see Clynelish].Score: 83 points - not too complex but a great powerhouse malt. It took a while to grow on me, though.