a-pos-tle: One who pioneers an important reform movement, cause, or belief; A passionate adherent; a strong supporter; from Old English apostol “messenger,” from Greek apostolos “messenger, person sent forth.”
Here at Whiskey Apostle, we are dedicated to introducing whisky, in all it’s forms, to anyone who is willing to listen. There is a grassroots movement within this country (and around the world) to expose the wonders of whisky, whiskey, and bourbon to the masses, to prove that distilled spirits can be as nuanced as wine.
Our goal is to proselytize the faith of the golden dram. Whether we’re answering your questions, helping you find the perfect dram, or just introducing you to the wonderful world of whisky; we want to help you raise a dram and imbibe in the ‘water of life.’
Tell us what you like, and we will attempt to find a match for you. Just shoot us an email. It’s up to you to actually find the whisky though. We are not a retailer and are not affiliated with any distillery or distribution house. We are just a couple guys who love whisky.
We are starting off slow, with just a blog whenever we can find time. As we expand, there will be sections on whiskey history, tasting notes, and more.
Stop in for dram, drop us a line, enjoy!
Hey, I just found your website today and am really enjoying the in-depth reviews you guys do (as well as the comparative ones). Keep up the good work ^^
Keep up the gooood work…enjoyed running into your site (FYI: googled: glenlivet vs glenfiddich)…I’ve greatly enjoyed Glenmorangie & esp Laphroag recently; been years but started w/ Dalwhinnie or was it Dalmore?…
Benn doing Glenlivet again lately; must compare it w/ Glenfiddich…have enjoyed Glenlivet but prefer a more lingering aftertaste…want now to compare the 15 yr old Laphroaig w/ the 10 yr old of which I’ve now had a bottle or 2…
Glad you like our site. If you find some 15yr Laphroaig, stock up. That’s my favorite Laphroaig. Unfortunately, they have replaced the 15 with an 18yr. I seem to be in the minority, but I prefer the 15 by far. If you like Glenlivet, but prefer a more lingering aftertaste, try the Glenlivet 15yr French Oak too. It’s aged in limousin oak barrels (the kind they use to age cognac). Barrel type has a huge impact on flavor.
Hey there! See you were at the Extravaganza last night – so was I – sorry I missed you! Perhaps another time : ) We had a great time as usual – already looking forward to next year’s event! Cheers, Jojo