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Tashman

Well-Known Member
I've been very kindly gifted an expensive bottle of single malt. I'm generally a rum drinker and never really tried a whisky that I like. Should I keep it for value, see if I can exchange it or do you think being a very good one I might like it?
 

Pblakeney

Über Member
I've been very kindly gifted an expensive bottle of single malt. I'm generally a rum drinker and never really tried a whisky that I like. Should I keep it for value, see if I can exchange it or do you think being a very good one I might like it?

Impossible question.
Whiskies vary so much that even whisky devotees don't like different regions etc while others love them.
 

BrumJim

Forum Stalwart (won't take the hint and leave...)
Like anything, particularly in the world of alcoholic drinks, without any experience it wil mean nothing.

On the positive side, it isn't going to go off within your lifetime.

Suggest that you look at options for gaining some experience of whiskies before opening the bottle.
 

fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
I bought my daughter a bottle of single malt from Luss Distillery in Loch Lomond - had to ask the staff which one was nearest to Jack Daniels - anyway their 'main' whisky is aged in old bourbon casks. Daughter thinks it's very nice. I'm lost on Whisky as I can't stand it.
 

Ian H

Ancient randonneur
Islay kinds.
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BrumJim

Forum Stalwart (won't take the hint and leave...)
I could help out

You should never trusta single opinion - you need a team of 2

What happens if you don't agree? You need a casting vote.
 

hobo

O' wise one in a unwise world
Location
Mow Cop
Some expensive whiskey out there
 

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