Profpointy
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3 bottles is that all
Mmm...
In our defence I should clarify that we've had some of them for a fair few years. Many of my favourites get replaced when empty, others perhaps not.
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Mmm...
In our defence I should clarify that we've had some of them for a fair few years. Many of my favourites get replaced when empty, others perhaps not.
FishFright
More wheels than sense
I agree thoroughly and use Hydrogen and Oxygen to create water that hasn't been around the water cycle collecting memories that alter the flavour /S
T4tomo
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that's as good as the whisky shelf in some pubs, well done sir!
mistyoptic
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and make sure it’s fresh water. None of that frozen stuff
Cycleops
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mistyoptic
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Thankfully she wasn’t on duty last week at Oban when we went. 😃🥃
mistyoptic
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They had a few bottles in the bar afterwards
Scotchlovingcylist
Formerly known as Speedfreak
Not tried any Tobermory but do like a Ledaig, same distillery I believe.
Never really got into the water in whisky personally but can appreciated some higher content drams may benefit from it for those with more distinct tastebuds
Never really got into the water in whisky personally but can appreciated some higher content drams may benefit from it for those with more distinct tastebuds
mistyoptic
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Just opened a bottle of Laphroaig 10 Sherry Oak. Probably a bit “marmite” but I like it. A little sweeter than the normal 10yo, which takes the edge off and, IMO improves it
I quite liked that one myself . Albeit my tastes buds are changing .
