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It's alright that stuff isn't it? Especially at the price.Although a blend, just having a Smokey Black variety of Famous Grouse.
Very nice for a blend. Smooth and warming, almost like an aged malt.
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It's alright that stuff isn't it? Especially at the price.Although a blend, just having a Smokey Black variety of Famous Grouse.
Very nice for a blend. Smooth and warming, almost like an aged malt.
It was decent.It's alright that stuff isn't it? Especially at the price.
She's a sexy woman she is.Well I've had a busy week of whisky. Went on my annual pilgrimage to Scotland. Went to the following distilleries:- Bruichladdich, Lagavulin, Caol Ila, Cragganmore and Clynelish. Highlight of the trip was easily Bruichladdich, it's a brilliant distillery and it makes some wicked whisky which they will gladly let you taste on your £5 tour, they have a real peat monster called Octomore and it's pretty damn nice even though I'm not a peat head.
Cragganmore had a lovely 17 year old that you can only taste on the tour, it was fantastic, shame you can't buy it Clynelish is a top tipple as well. Came away with a bottle of Benrinnes 15, half bottle of Clynelish, Bruichladdich Classic, a minature of Glengoyne 18, Genengoyne 15 and a Springbank 15. God I love whisky.
Well I've had a busy week of whisky. Went on my annual pilgrimage to Scotland. Went to the following distilleries:- Bruichladdich, Lagavulin, Caol Ila, Cragganmore and Clynelish. Highlight of the trip was easily Bruichladdich, it's a brilliant distillery and it makes some wicked whisky which they will gladly let you taste on your £5 tour, they have a real peat monster called Octomore and it's pretty damn nice even though I'm not a peat head.
Cragganmore had a lovely 17 year old that you can only taste on the tour, it was fantastic, shame you can't buy it Clynelish is a top tipple as well. Came away with a bottle of Benrinnes 15, half bottle of Clynelish, Bruichladdich Classic, a minature of Glengoyne 18, Genengoyne 15 and a Springbank 15. God I love whisky.
Well worth a go, much more than just smoke as wellAlways wanted to try one of the Octomore expressions. Bruichladdich claim it as the most heavily peated whisky ever made.
Well I've had a busy week of whisky. Went on my annual pilgrimage to Scotland. Went to the following distilleries:- Bruichladdich, Lagavulin, Caol Ila, Cragganmore and Clynelish. Highlight of the trip was easily Bruichladdich, it's a brilliant distillery and it makes some wicked whisky which they will gladly let you taste on your £5 tour, they have a real peat monster called Octomore and it's pretty damn nice even though I'm not a peat head.
Cragganmore had a lovely 17 year old that you can only taste on the tour, it was fantastic, shame you can't buy it Clynelish is a top tipple as well. Came away with a bottle of Benrinnes 15, half bottle of Clynelish, Bruichladdich Classic, a minature of Glengoyne 18, Genengoyne 15 and a Springbank 15. God I love whisky.
Between what?I can't tell the difference.
Between the merits or otherwise of various brands of whisky. Isn't that what we're talking about?Between what?