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I had a Glenfiddich, and I would pick it over The Glenlivet. I also had a sip of Macallan (not sure which age). It was amazing.
You are about right on the beam there.
I had a Glenfiddich, and I would pick it over The Glenlivet. I also had a sip of Macallan (not sure which age). It was amazing.
Tried a Banff 38yo 1971 on the weekend while I was visiting Christchurch NZ and it was lovely.
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Wow! That must cost plenty! I don't think that is even still around anymore.
Lagavulin 16
I love smoky. I like latakia. I like smoky teas like lapsang souchong. However, I do not like smoky in my food for some reason.
If you're buying, no problem.It's been gone since 1983. It's too light and grassy for me. For a silent still, I much prefer Brora.![]()
It wasn't too bad. It was 44 NZ dollars. Nicely presented and it means you can try the rarer and more expensive whisky without having to invest in a whole bottle. For those visiting Christchurch it was at last word whiskey and cocktail bar.
Thank you for the Ardberg recommendation. I need something for the premiere of Mad Men.You would love Ardbeg. Or the aforementioned Brora (if you got lots 'o $).![]()
Thank you for the Ardberg recommendation. I need something for the premiere of Mad Men.
Caol Ila. A friend once commented it smells of roadkill. But for me there's no other!
It certainly is pungent but I like it too. Better than how my friend describes it---smells like a wet moldy mop.![]()
James, ummmm you just stated that you like the smell / taste of a wet moldy mop... Are you SURE that this belongs in "The Connoisseur" section of the lounge??
Just Sayin'
I love me some peat. Caol Ila probably my least favorite of the peaty bunch, but their unpeated version is very tasty.
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