OP
OP
amnesia
Free-wheeling into oblivion...
- Location
- Bournemouth, Dorset
You do realise the severity of the heinous crime that you just committed, don't you?
PMSL
Whisky ?
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PMSL
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
You do realise the severity of the heinous crime that you just committed, don't you?
Oh dear, that really is quite shocking! Somebody report him to the Mods.
Never tried the Uigeadail but knowing I loved the regular Ardbeg, my dad gave me a bottle of Airigh Nam Beist last Christmas - best thing I've ever drunk bar none.
helmet tester
Well-Known Member
- Location
- northumberland
ALDI irish whiskey is my current 'evryday favourite'. I havent tried too many good ones, but had a bottle of 18yr old glenfiddich for my 40th - lovely, you could taste everything it said in the blurb, apples or pears i think and a hint of cinnamon.
white & mackay is a surprisingly nice cheap-ish blended whisky - a bit diferent to the run of the mill, quite sweet
bells is horrible
its something i need to 'research' more...So, based on my tastes as above, can anyone recommend me some good 'posh whiskey' for sipping as opposed to necking?
(i used to like glenmorangie but find glenfiddich a bit more agreeable)
white & mackay is a surprisingly nice cheap-ish blended whisky - a bit diferent to the run of the mill, quite sweet
bells is horrible
its something i need to 'research' more...So, based on my tastes as above, can anyone recommend me some good 'posh whiskey' for sipping as opposed to necking?
(i used to like glenmorangie but find glenfiddich a bit more agreeable)
Oban is a really nice malt - sweet but not too sweet, a little fruity and a really smooth finish - even has hints of a really smooth cognac in there. Or if you're ever anywhere near Edinburgh get to the Whisky Heritage Centre - its a fantastic place to do some "research"!
You do realise the severity of the heinous crime that you just committed, don't you?
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go on............
apart from the 'e' err which the spellcheck seems to want :-/,,, ................ ( bearing in mind i was talking about the whisk(e)y , which is scotch, not the people which are scottish and some of them speak scots not gaelic.....)
or have i got that all kerffuddled
swee'pea99
Squire
Laphroaig for special, Jameson's for not.
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
I quite like the occasional glass of whisky, I opened a bottle of single malt about three years ago and at the rate it's going it'll probably last longer than me. I was given a 12 year old malt as a millennium special from work - it's now an unopened 22 year old malt. Does this stuff go off?
MossCommuter
Guru
- Location
- Salford
does not go off, does not improve, does not change.
You still have a 12 year old malt in a 10 year old bottle.
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
Ahh thanks, I understand. I prefer beer anyway - a much more civilized drink.
You do realise the severity of the heinous crime that you just committed, don't you?
Now that's really shameful!
ventoux50
Active Member
- Location
- Top of a big hill.
In the interest of your good health and wellbeing I am happy to volounteer as taster/tester for the old (and probably ruined due to its age) 22 year old malt........ If you would care to send it to me I will be happy to test it and let you know how my health is affected, however, in the interests of science and to achieve a meaningful result I might have to do several tastings...... this may mean that there would be insufficent remaining to return to you.
I realise that I am being totally selfless and altruistic by making this kind and generous offer - but hey - that's the kind of guy I am !
