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dizzyblonde 16-10-09 02:59 PM

Re: The Single malt appreciation thread.
 
Bought Pegasus a 12 year old bottle of Cardhu for his birthday.

His eyes glazed over :-)


look at the pretty bottle ..ehehehee :-)

Luckypants 16-10-09 03:16 PM

Re: The Single malt appreciation thread.
 
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Originally Posted by rick0361 (Post 2051257)
Will put details of the other ones on later

:smt064

Foey 20-10-09 08:58 AM

Re: The Single malt appreciation thread.
 
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Originally Posted by El Saxo (Post 2030066)
Macallan 15yo - apparently quite rare now but absolutely stunning!



I saw some of this for sale at the airport in Fuerterventura, was going to grab a couple until i saw that it was 98 euros a bottle. :smt103

Johnny_BoomBoom 20-10-09 12:42 PM

Re: The Single malt appreciation thread.
 
I do partake on occasion, haven't liked all that I've tried, but have enough to give me some variety!!! I will take them neat ,with a little water to open them up nicely or on ice (the last option is my preferred way.....)

Ones I like:-

Glenmorangie (10 yr old)
Glenfiddich (Special Reserve)
Isle of Jura 10 and 18 (the 18 was superb)
Macallan 10 yr old
Laphroig
Glenlivet
Glenrothes - never heard of this 'til I tried it in LA of all places!!!


Ones I wasn't keen on:-

Bowmore - too much like TCP!!!
Ardbeg - shame, as I live on Ardbeg Road (worth trying as it could've been cool!!)


To

Foey 16-12-09 08:48 AM

Re: The Single malt appreciation thread.
 
Now this may ruffle a few feathers, I have just tried a glass of English Whisky, should that be whiskey or even whiskie, who knows, anyhoo it was distilled in November 2006 & was bottled last weekend by the guy that bought it (actually he bought 12 bottles), i was quite surprised at how nice it was considering it is only three years old, quite mellow & fruity especially with a drop of water but obviously very pale, it has been aged in Bourbon barrels.

Now do i accept his kind offer of buying a bottle at what he paid for it, actually they are engraved decanters, each with it's own number & certificate, i think i will, then take a quick trip to the distillery to get a bottle for appreciation. :D

pegasus 16-12-09 09:11 AM

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Dizz tried to get me a bottle of it...thats the norfolk distillery isnt it?
apparently all sold out till next year.

Currently going through a bottle of Auchintoshan, very very mellow and coconutty.

Had a 12 year Highland park about 3 weeks ago, georgous...gone in a few days!!!

Bibio 16-12-09 09:35 AM

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ok the English are not happy at just stealing our land and beer they now want our whiskey too. what next our oil, ooohhh wait you have that too.

-Ralph- 16-12-09 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by pegasus (Post 2125464)
gone in a few days!!!

Can somebody please tell my wife that this is normal behaviour for a whisky drinker?

Dicky Ticker 16-12-09 10:44 AM

Re: The Single malt appreciation thread.
 
:)Best you explain that once the bottle is open it evaporates and was taken away by the "Whisky Fairies"

Should you need help and feel the need to eliminate this problem please feel free to ask for my assistance:D

Luckypants 16-12-09 11:11 AM

Re: The Single malt appreciation thread.
 
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Originally Posted by Foey (Post 2125448)
i was quite surprised at how nice it was considering it is only three years old, quite mellow & fruity especially with a drop of water but obviously very pale, it has been aged in Bourbon barrels.

I was very pleasantly surprised by Penderyn (Welsh Whisky) which again was very young when first marketed. Penderyn give no age statement but it was on the shelves three years after the first distillation AFAIK. I'm waiting with bated breath to see if they bring out an older whisky.

As an aside, I thought you can only call it whisky if it has aged 3 years and a day in the barrel? Or is that Scotch Whisky only? :clown:


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