You've heard of bird-watching. Well now, there's goat-watching. You might think that there is just one type of goat - the kind that chew on tins - but you'd be wrong. There's alpine goats, pygmy goats, saanen goats, mountain goats, The Mountain Goats, boer goats, rove go... What? Oh, yes, look in wonder upon our very handsome bottling of Inchgower! This excellent single malt from the Speyside reason features a goat on the label, which looks like an adult male kiko goat judging from the horns and [Editor's note: our writer continued writing about goats for about three hours after this, so we cut it off here. Just look at the whisky. It's nice.].

Tasting notes:

Nose:  Black liquorice, fresh barley, subtly grassy at points.

Palate: Caramel and oak begins to take control on the palate, joined by baked pear.

Finish: Spiced buns, cut grass, dark chocolate.