Chuffy
Veteran
- Location
- On the banks of the Exe
It's terrible, this getting old business...Rhythm Thief said:Silly me.
Poll: Favourite spirit?
- Thread starter Rhythm Thief
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Dave5N
Über Member
- Location
- Outside The Little Nibble
Cognac
I know Islay quite well. Horrible bloody stuff that whisky drink is though.
I know Islay quite well. Horrible bloody stuff that whisky drink is though.
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Rhythm Thief
Veteran
Don't call me Mark Chapman.
Chuffy
Veteran
- Location
- On the banks of the Exe
Hmmm, cognac, yes. Agree with you about whisk(e)y. Horrible stuff, but I do like a drop of JD from time to time.Dave5N said:
Dave5N
Über Member
- Location
- Outside The Little Nibble
Well spotted RT. Only had that since just before Christmas.
Was driving out of sutton Park today with it on as it happens. Haven't listened to it for months and months. Was slightly surreal being in a park in a monstrous queue of traffic with about ten billion pounds worth of bikes everywhere you looked.
Was driving out of sutton Park today with it on as it happens. Haven't listened to it for months and months. Was slightly surreal being in a park in a monstrous queue of traffic with about ten billion pounds worth of bikes everywhere you looked.
snorri
Legendary Member
- Location
- East coast, up a bit.
Rhythm Thief said:
Would be pleased to trade a bottle of Bowmore 12y/o for any malt at all.
Peaty? Islay malts are made from kippers past their sell by date.
everyone to his own.
Landslide
Rare Migrant
- Location
- Called to the bar
Owt from Islay, though I've a preference for Caol Ila or Laphroaig.
Just got a bottle of Smokehead, which the rumour-mill seems to indicate is made by one of the existing Islay distilleries (but no-one's telling which!).
They make a big thing of peat, peat and more peat in their tasting notes, but I didn't find it quite as phenolic or astringent as the usual Islay fare. Nice dram though...
Just got a bottle of Smokehead, which the rumour-mill seems to indicate is made by one of the existing Islay distilleries (but no-one's telling which!).
They make a big thing of peat, peat and more peat in their tasting notes, but I didn't find it quite as phenolic or astringent as the usual Islay fare. Nice dram though...
Dayvo
just passin' through
- Location
- 59° 50′ 5.55″ N, 10° 47′ 41.89″ E
Osborne Magno! About 6 euros for a litre. Wonderful stuff.
mondobongo
Über Member
Started off with a taste for the Speyside Malts but migrated to the more complex Islay Malts with Ardbeg being my favourite.
Enjoy it Chuffy slowly its what its made for, I have had a few special bottles of Whisky and have always drunk them can't understand this buy and look at it mentality.
Chuffy said:I just have to get my head round the idea that I'm going to open this £50 bottle of booze and drink the bloody stuff instead of staring at it and imagining....
Enjoy it Chuffy slowly its what its made for, I have had a few special bottles of Whisky and have always drunk them can't understand this buy and look at it mentality.
