Cinderella Whisky Fair 2017 was my fourth time at this fair! You can read about last year here.
The fair is held once a year, and the boat does three trips from Stockholm to Åland and back again, three days in a row. Approximately 1500 people attend each trip, which means a lot of whisky loving people are given the chance to enjoy a lot of whiskies.
While I queued for entering the fair a couple of Swedish guys asked me if I like whisky(!). I told them I sure do, and that was why I was at the Whisky Fair 😉 They then asked if I had come alone and all the way from Oslo only to attend the fair. When I said yes, they where impressed. But, why would I not do that? You will never feel alone amongst fellow whisky nerds 🙂
As always I had a great time at the fair! And as always I had too little time to taste all the whiskies I wanted to, and to talk to all the people I wanted to, during the seven hours it was open.
These are the spirits I tasted, and listed in the order I tasted them:
- Kilchoman Original Cask Strength
- Bruichladdich Bere Barley 2009
- Bruichladdich The Laddie Eight
- Box The Archipelago Baltic Sea 2017
- Aberlour 2009 7 YO Svenska Eldvatten
- GlenDronach 2003 12 YO #4630 for Sansibar Whisky
- MacDuff 1967 38 YO JW Old Train Line
- The Helsinki Distilling Company White Dog, 1 YO Straight Rye and 2 YO Straight Rye
- Springbank Burgundy 12 YO
- anCnoc black hill reserve
- Roslags Whisky sherry cask
- The Balvenie Tun 1509 Batch 3
- Millstone 6 YO Batch 1 The Boutique-Y Whisky Company
- Slyrs 3 YO Batch 1 The Boutique-Y Whisky Company
- Paul John 6 YO Batch 3 The Boutique-Y Whisky Company
- Bruichladdich 23 YO Batch 4 The Boutique-Y Whisky Company
- Invergordon 25 YO Batch 9 The Boutique-Y Whisky Company
- Macallan 1995 16 YO Duncan Taylor Dimensions
- Koval Dry Gin
- Teerenpeli Suomi 100 Juhlaviski
- Highland Park 1994/2010
- Nikka Yoichi NAS
- Writer’s Tears Copper Pot
I bought a few samples back home and will share my tasting notes in the next weeks.
– Tone
Mmm….Paul John from That Boutique-y Whisky <3
It was good, yeah, but I actually preferred Millstone! 🙂