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Singapore – the Asian city-state with some of the best whisky bars in the world

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What do you do when you have way too many whiskies in your personal collection? Well, you could open a bar, like husband-and-wife Tan Soo San and Sherin Ong did with The Writing Club, after amassing, what we’re guessing, hundreds of bottles over the past … Continue readingWhisky bars in Singapore: Where to drink single-malts, bourbons, Scotch and Japanese labels – Esquire SG

Tucked away at Palais Renaissance, The Writing Club stocks over 500 whisky labels, with the number expected to grow over time. Among them are bottles from obscure distilleries like Caperdonich and Littlemill, and offerings from the usual suspects like Glenfarclas, Ardbeg, Macallan, Laphroaig and Glenmorangie. … Continue readingThe best places to drink in Orchard

Known for their library of whiskies, The Writing Club surprises with a marvelous Pisco Sour. A velvety soft foam accompanies the subtle grape and orange flavour, accented by a bright, floral aroma of honeyed apricots. Credit for this lovely, well-rounded flavour goes to the use … Continue readingBest pisco sours in Singapore

The whisky scene in Singapore has grown rapidly in the last few years. Barely a decade past, there was a bare handful of whisky bars to be found here. Now, it seems like the island is dotted with them. Riding the wave of whisky’s meteoric … Continue readingThe Writing Club Review – Highest Spirits

One of the newest whisky bars to open up in Singapore is The Writing Club, strategically and conveniently located in the swanky Orchard Road mall of Palais Renaissance and carrying a range of some 500 hand-picked labels of rare and collectible whiskies and spirits from … Continue readingThe Writing Club – SpiritedSG

Don’t be fooled by the name ‘Writing Club’, because not a lot of writing goes on in here, and it’s not a club. It is, however, quite convivial, and you want to possibly confine the writing to your own whisky notes. Which could be considerable, … Continue readingWORD UP – PARCHED

Passion is a curious thing. It injects meaning into our endeavours. It serves as the fire in our bellies for when the going gets tough. It is the spark that comes alive in our eyes when we do or talk about something we love. It’s … Continue readingFeature: Watches, Whiskies and Writing