harris78
Phil Nevs Pointy Finger
If you like that mate i would recommend giving this one a try. Absolutely amazing for the price. Bit more 'earthy' than the Yamazaki.
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Single malts
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kithnou
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Update.Well, you only live once.
Purchased by my cousin for his Name Day on New Years Day. $220 down here. To be opened on Monday. Damn.
Get back to you all.
Absolute quality worthy of the price.
"Kithnou Approved".
Blue 1
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Good friend you've got there. Amazing whisky, that.
A friend sent me a bottle of this just before Christmas, it is wonderful. The delivery driver just dumped it on our doorstep, didn't even knock.
Not normally one for Islay malts but reading up on it, that sounds superb: https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/10767/ardbeg-corryvreckan
A friend sent me a bottle of this just before Christmas, it is wonderful. The delivery driver just dumped it on our doorstep, didn't even knock.
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It really is very nice. Needs a drop of water, but it really opens up when you add just a teaspoon. It's not a drink for the novice, but if you like Islay you will love this.
tommytowne
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Glenlivet was my first venture into single malts all those years back. I enjoyed it immensely but thought of it as being too sweet and now happily enjoy my Islay malts.
The reason I mentioned Glenlivet is that I have a bottle of Monkey Shoulder and although a blend, you would mistake for Glenlivet.
The reason I mentioned Glenlivet is that I have a bottle of Monkey Shoulder and although a blend, you would mistake for Glenlivet.
Had a whisky and cheese night at my nephews house before Christmas, and despite him having a whisky collection to make any whisky lover drool. he isn't a fan of peat. So he sent me home next day with a half full bottle of Ledaig.
I was the only one to appreciate it and was extremely upset to find it is now out of production.
The only Ledaig I can find online is the age statemented stuff, and not the pale glorious gorgeousness that was within budget when it was available.
I was the only one to appreciate it and was extremely upset to find it is now out of production.
The only Ledaig I can find online is the age statemented stuff, and not the pale glorious gorgeousness that was within budget when it was available.
Glenlivet founders reserve can be found at a reasonable price. No age statement, but a very smooth drink and a cut above some of the more expensive single malts.
Super Kevin sheedy
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Was the cheese nice?
Very nice thank you. I particularly enjoyed the Blacksticks Blue.
A good mate and fellow Blue(of the Man City variety) bought me a very nice single Islay just before Christmas. He's pretty new to decent whisky Until I bought him a bottle of Glenmorangie for his birthday he thought Jack Daniels with ice was a good drink. He's slowly getting into the pleasures of a good single malt, and wanted to start on the peaty stuff. I'm returning the favour of him buying me a bottle of Ardbeg Corryvreckan and have just ordered him a bottle of Bunnahabhain 12 year old. I've never tried it myself, but I researched the [Poor language removed] out of it, and it's supposed to be the ideal introduction to peated whisky.
Looking forward to trying it with him.
Looking forward to trying it with him.
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