Books & Dvds

Treasure the wit and wisdom of Millwall supporter and whisky fan(atic) Jim Murray, perhaps the closest the Whisky World has to Robert Parker (obviously we mean scores, not girth, Jim).

The 2008 edition of Jim Murray's famous book, this time with more than 925 new and updated entries.

Jim Murray's 2010 Bible has over 1000 new entries, which works out as an average of around three every single day. But he does all the work for the Bible in a liver-cringing three or four months. For that alone he deserves a medal.

Musings on Millwall and Mortlach from Mr Murray this year, with more than 1000 new entries, taking the total to over 4500 tasting notes. Whisky of the Year is Ballantine's 17yo, a cracking blend that Jim's been championing for some years now. As ever the scores will continue to provoke debate, but this remains an essential purchase for legions of malt fans.

The 2012 update to Jim Murray's yearly Whisky Bible, complete with his top whiskies of the year. The winner this year was Old Pulteney 21 year old, a fine whisky that it's good to see get a kick up the charts. As ever, this year's edition is bursting with over 1200 new whiskies tasted and will provoke much debate amongst whisky aficionados.

Mr Murray's 2013 edition of his scarily complete Whisky Bible, featuring notes and ratings of 4500 whiskies, with over 1300 new entries this year.

A book from esteemed whisky writer Jim Murray in honour of the 25th anniversary of the Mini Bottle Club, featuring pictures and descriptions of members and their collections.