mmmm the peatyness can only be beat the INCREDIBLE mouthfeel...love at first sip?
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mmmm the peatyness can only be beat the INCREDIBLE mouthfeel...love at first sip?
Great thread, glad I found it.Quote:
Originally Posted by nufenstein
We went to Scotland last summer and did a bunch of tours of various distillery's.
Oddly enough we picked up a bottle of the above 18 year old Caol Ila and I have to say I love that Scotch as a daily drink.
We also had a Highland Park 25 year old Scotch that was the best I have ever tasted. I just can't find it for sale and I am sure it is expensive.
always fun to find a post you dont remember posting in a thread you don't remember reading...Quote:
Originally Posted by samthaman
Just remember... Scotch is not a shooter.
Here is my 2 cents..... Bowmore 12yr.
also worth a try
http://www.thedrinkshop.com/images/p.../2708/2708.jpg
Yummy, that Balvenie DW 12.
I have to cast my vote for Talisker. Love It.
Recently I've been loving the single barrel ryes. So smooth and easy to drink... a lot of.
ok, i now officially think that I am in heaven. my two most favourite things have come into one, and it is GOOD!
http://tetongravity.com/forums/attac...chmentid=43612
i enjoy how they put the little warning on the back.
http://tetongravity.com/forums/attac...chmentid=43611
on the same hunting trip, although not particularly related to this thread, i bagged those babies:
http://tetongravity.com/forums/attac...chmentid=43613
http://tetongravity.com/forums/attac...chmentid=43614
drunken TGR posting to commence in 5...4...3....2...
the taste is strong. very strong. must be enjoyed like whiskey, not
like beer: slow and steady. the aroma is superb, pure islay. the taste
however has absorbed a lot of the charcoal from the cask. i wonder if
that's on purpose.
AyeQuote:
Originally Posted by arild
Super smooooth and super nice,
Dangerous shit man, it goes down like water, I could drink it all night :)
damn i just read this whole thread, realized that im a total scotch JONG.
Highland Park 20 yro, superb!
Hmmm Ardbeg is tasty.
Tasty I say!!!
i brought a bottle of that to our hosts this past weekend, glad to hear it was a good choice. I never got to try it. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by irbis
Have a bottle of Laphroig i'd happily swap for Crown Reserve or possibly even Crown. Or anything Irish. Paging Jackson peaty Islay drinkers....
Quote:
Originally Posted by f2f
This warning just reads to me "...prepare for this beer to taste like shit"
Its Scotch season.
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Snow is sure to follow
For sure!Quote:
Originally Posted by irbis
cheap in canada and worth it:
http://www.thewhiskyguide.com/Bilder...uarterCask.jpg
high alcohol content, so you can't drink it _too_ fast ;)
I like the Lowlands myself. For $20.00/bottle, it is a steal.Quote:
Originally Posted by sfotex
Ugh. Scotch=nasty. Real men drink Malibu Bay Breezes.
For Canucks, the cheapest place, by far, to buy Scotch is at the Duty Free Americas shops. Coming back from a weekend trip to Seattle, I recently picked up 1L bottles of Ardberg and Dalwhinnie for 40% less than what 0.75L bottles would have cost at a BC Liquor store.Quote:
Originally Posted by f2f
The two 1.14 L Crowns for $35 deal is also hard to beat.
The catch is that Canadian residents have to be out of the country for 48 hours.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tye 1on
Bring it up here, I will gladly swap ya.
I had a bit of a shock last weekend. went to my favorite bar which usually has 120 bottles of Scotch, and they didn't have Lagavullan. WTF?