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I prefer bourbon--no, I love bourbon. A distant second is Irish. When I do drink scotch, and admittedly it's not that often, it is always Oban.
I prefer bourbon--no, I love bourbon. A distant second is Irish. When I do drink scotch, and admittedly it's not that often, it is always Oban.
Just been given a bottle of 15 yr old Dalwhinnie, as a present. I would normally go for a peaty Laphroaig, but a nice single malt bought by someone else, does hit the spot!
Danny O
Enjoyed a rather lovely 16 year old Glen Grant last night. Had a sweet flavour that reminded me of concentrated pineapple juice!
Last night I reminded myself why I love the straightforward Talisker 10 so very much. It's starting to get cold and wet up here again and this dram perfectly spans the transition between the seasons. Once the winter gets going, I may have to break out the Talisker 57 degrees north too - Although certainly there will be some Ardbeg vying for attention, probably the rather cheekily-named Corryvreckan!
I'm not much for spirits usually (apart from aquavit, a Scandinavian snaps you drink together with beer for meals) but if I do drink whiskey it is always single malt.
Not bad at all. I had some Balvenie Carribean Cask and a dram of Dalmore last night. Both are good.
Carribean cask? I've not heard of it. Will certainly check it out though!
The Carribean Cask is just aged in a Cask that was previously used for rum. It gives a slight flavor to the scotch. A good one I should mention.
Ah! I had a smashing 21 year old Glenfiddich finished in Cuban Rum casks a long time ago. I'll certainly hunt down this Balvenie!
I have really been enjoying the Springbank scotches lately. Outstanding with just a touch of saltiness on the finish.