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Given you're taste in women, I've become a Diurach (#92714).
My name is "Mánas".Now I just have to get my hands on a bottle.
Which do you recommend???
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Given you're taste in women, I've become a Diurach (#92714).
My name is "Mánas".Now I just have to get my hands on a bottle.
Which do you recommend???
You won't regret it!
The 10 year old is a great place to start but the Superstition is a real treat!
The 10 year old is a great place to start but the Superstition is a real treat!
I'm partial to Irish Whisky myself. Black Bush for sure. When single malt Scotch need strikes, I aim for the Highland Park, or McAllan. For some reason Blended Scotch gives me bumps on my right hand. Haven't looked into it.
H.P. is very good with a good note at the end and smooth in the 12yo. Couple that with a nice cigar and I'm good for the afternoon.
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H.P. is very good with a good note at the end and smooth in the 12yo. Couple that with a nice cigar and I'm good for the afternoon.
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I am partial to laphroiag 16, it is quite peaty but still a nice smooth kick, unlike the 10 which is a kick in the balls from a horse but you still keep coming back for more lol
The laphroiag 16 is awesome! I like Talisker 10 sometimes for a cheaper alternative to laphroiag 16 . The Talisker doesn't have the kick in the nuts that the laphroaig 10 or 12 has.
^Those are pretty good! Might I make a suggestion? Try Glenlivet 15 French Oak Cask in place of the Balvenie 12. Same price, same smokiness, better finish.
I just got this caol ila which is really nice. It is an Islay scotch so it is salty and peaty and much diff from macallan or balvenie. I enjoyed it do far and it has quite a nice finish.
I have to correct myself; it is Fench Oak Reserve, not cask. Here's a quick cell shot:
I like scotch, I used to be a fan of cognac, but i am more into whisky now. (still love a hennessy XO)
I like blue label JW and Talisker or Nikka single barrel (Very good) , I have some lagavulin and yamazaki 12 y to go on.
no ice, nothing, cheers.
I like blue label JW and Talisker or Nikka single barrel (Very good) , I have some lagavulin and yamazaki 12 y to go on.
no ice, nothing, cheers.
Well, I was bored and clicked on the liquor section for the first time, and I'm glad I did! Scotch Lovers, unite! :maty:
Don't get the time to post, but decided to have a drink tonight and catch up on what's been happening here..
Just stumbled on this "old" thread... My favs:
Glenlivet 18 yo
Glengoyne 17 yo
Balvenie
The Arran
Cragganmore
in order of preference, but i would never say no to any single malt... BTW, I just tasted a Benromach, quite nice actually.
Laphroig is nice but too peaty and smoky for my taste buds...Sorry mates.
Glenlivet 18 yo
Glengoyne 17 yo
Balvenie
The Arran
Cragganmore
in order of preference, but i would never say no to any single malt... BTW, I just tasted a Benromach, quite nice actually.
Laphroig is nice but too peaty and smoky for my taste buds...Sorry mates.
I wouldn't call myself a lover of whisky, however my good friend is and we both enjoyed a dram in the Whisky Rooms at the foot of Edinburgh Castle on Friday evening. The lighting was just perfect for a wee wristie too. The whisky was a Glenfarclas by the way. And very nice it was too!