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• #3327
Must be my lucky day! Any of you whisky heads sampled this one before?
Rr
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• #3328
I've had it, but I can't remember it being distinctly different to Glenfiddich 12. Do you known what bottling it is?
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• #3329
90s bottling? No age statement. Any good?
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• #3331
Yeah it’s sealed my pop got it as a present. 90s would make sense it supposed to be around 25 years old - Got to save it for a special occasion I guess!
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• #3332
Buffalo Trace £20 in Morrisons, did buy.
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• #3333
This is really fantastic. The Master of Malt nose/tasting notes are spot on. ‘Old book shelf’ and ‘toffee penny’, especially.
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• #3334
Any collectors on here? I've got a bottle of the old iteration of my local distillery - bladnoch - that I'm looking to put up in an auction or pass on. It's the old 21. I've seen it go for nearly 200 as the distillery changed hands and this bottling is now very rare.
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• #3335
Glad the punt paid off, also nice that it's bottled at 46%, great value.
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• #3336
Thanks for the encouragement :)
I haven't enjoyed a whisky like that for a long time. I had a sip of Talisker 18 too, but then went back to the Aerolite as it was hitting the spot so well.
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• #3337
that's good to know.
Was intrigued when it was first mentioned on here, might have to pick up a bottle for autumnal libations.
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• #3338
Post-lockdown session in The Whisky Jar in Manchester. Yamazaki 18 went down v well, if expensively. Jim Beam pre-prohibition Rye is pretty decent in the £20 a bottle range in supermarkets too.
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• #3339
Do read the reviews out there first. It seems to divide opinion, but I'm definitely on the pro side.
eg
https://malt-review.com/2019/10/03/aerolite-lyndsey/
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• #3340
Late birthday present from my brother.
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• #3341
Oh yeah.
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• #3342
Don't think anything beats it below £50
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• #3343
Good present.
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• #3344
My fave 👌
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• #3345
Can't go wrong, I've always got a bottle handy. Personally I prefer Ardbeg and Laphroaig 10 as an under 50 but I also prefer my peat with a big dose of TCP! :D
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• #3346
Is 16yr lagavulin sub £50? Bought the 10yr in the airport for £42, feel like I got stiffed a bit if so
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• #3347
And yeah more or less have a constant rotation of Ardberg, Laphroaig 10, Lagavulin and Highland Park 12 on the go, by the time one bottle is finished my pallette is ready for a change to the next bottle. Every so often I'll go for Glenfiddich 12 for a lighter sweeter taste
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• #3348
£49 on Amazon today. It's their standard expression, so wouldn't necessarily expect the 10yr old to be much (if at all) cheaper.
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• #3349
Yeah, I still have the carton in the cupboard. I think I got a bottle from a friend for my 18th and it sat in a cupboard in Oz for years before Mum found it and I bought it back over here and "got rid of it". It currently houses a bottle of vodka from a Polish wedding.
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• #3350
Ah ha makes sense, I lose track of the standard ages of each brand sometimes
Looks like the bottom of an old coke bottle.
Oh man, there's a whole generation of people that don't remember that bottles had a separate black piece glued to the bottom to keep them upright...