Damnit, thought you said distillery, not pub...
Nevermind me...ugh. lol
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Damnit, thought you said distillery, not pub...
Dont they hold the record for the biggest ever loss? 39-0Th Bon Accord, from what I've eared, Degs
So I was up in that London and a work meeting finished early, and I realised I was in the vicinity of The Whiskey Exchange on Great Portland St. Having bought from them often online but never visited, thought I'll have me a look-see.
What a place:
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This is the basement looking at the US bottles, with a facing wall of scotch. Some fantastic stuff, some of which doesn't get to the website. Unfortunately this is also reversed as the Sagamore I was after is a web exclusive.
Upstairs is brandy, gin, wine and tons of rum.
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Well worth a visit, staff are fantastic and incredibly knowledgeable. I was treated to samples of Balcones, New Riff and a Stagg Jr plus an Equiano and Appleton Black Barrel 15 upstairs.
I walked out with a standard Sagamore, an El Dorado 12 on recommendation after talking about the styles of rum I like and a second bottle of the rare Foursquare 2008. Paid a bit over the odds for that but what the hell.
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Walked out feeling quite the gent. I'll definitely head back in the autumn for some scotch.
Stores like that are fun. "Oh, look, always wanted to try that one."So I was up in that London and a work meeting finished early, and I realised I was in the vicinity of The Whiskey Exchange on Great Portland St. Having bought from them often online but never visited, thought I'll have me a look-see.
What a place:
View attachment 211643
This is the basement looking at the US bottles, with a facing wall of scotch. Some fantastic stuff, some of which doesn't get to the website. Unfortunately this is also reversed as the Sagamore I was after is a web exclusive.
Upstairs is brandy, gin, wine and tons of rum.
View attachment 211645
Well worth a visit, staff are fantastic and incredibly knowledgeable. I was treated to samples of Balcones, New Riff and a Stagg Jr plus an Equiano and Appleton Black Barrel 15 upstairs.
I walked out with a standard Sagamore, an El Dorado 12 on recommendation after talking about the styles of rum I like and a second bottle of the rare Foursquare 2008. Paid a bit over the odds for that but what the hell.
View attachment 211646
Walked out feeling quite the gent. I'll definitely head back in the autumn for some scotch.
So I was up in that London and a work meeting finished early, and I realised I was in the vicinity of The Whiskey Exchange on Great Portland St. Having bought from them often online but never visited, thought I'll have me a look-see.
What a place:
View attachment 211643
This is the basement looking at the US bottles, with a facing wall of scotch. Some fantastic stuff, some of which doesn't get to the website. Unfortunately this is also reversed as the Sagamore I was after is a web exclusive.
Upstairs is brandy, gin, wine and tons of rum.
View attachment 211645
Well worth a visit, staff are fantastic and incredibly knowledgeable. I was treated to samples of Balcones, New Riff and a Stagg Jr plus an Equiano and Appleton Black Barrel 15 upstairs.
I walked out with a standard Sagamore, an El Dorado 12 on recommendation after talking about the styles of rum I like and a second bottle of the rare Foursquare 2008. Paid a bit over the odds for that but what the hell.
View attachment 211646
Walked out feeling quite the gent. I'll definitely head back in the autumn for some scotch.
Oh it is, I've already got a bottle - this one's going into deep storage.That Foursquare should be a top class
pour.
My Dad is a particular fan of Talisker and loves Peaty, smoky single malts. What else would you recommend as a gift?
Bruichladdich Port Charlotte 10YO without doubt.My Dad is a particular fan of Talisker and loves Peaty, smoky single malts. What else would you recommend as a gift?
You know, every time I have had Lagavulin 16 I have been disappointed. Can't explain that one. Everyone talks it up, every once in a while I order it, and then I end up asking myself why I made that mistake again.I like Laphroaig quarter cask and Langavulin
You know, every time I have had Lagavulin 16 I have been disappointed. Can't explain that one. Everyone talks it up, every once in a while I order it, and then I end up asking myself why I made that mistake again.
Now, the quarter cask, on the other hand.
My Dad is a particular fan of Talisker and loves Peaty, smoky single malts. What else would you recommend as a gift?