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• #4102
I really like it, I think it's superb. The nuttiness really comes through in a good way. One of my favourites at the moment and a bit of a bargain at the current price IMO.
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• #4103
This looks like a bit of a bargain at £20 delivered
https://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/speyside/6-year-old-2015-single-cask-master-of-malt-whisky/ -
• #4104
hungover
and Scottish
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• #4105
£20 delivered next day DPD no less. Tasty stuff!
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• #4106
Glad it’s good! Would have got a bottle myself but floorboards are currently creaking under the weight of booze in our house
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• #4107
All i can think about when it comes to that distillery is Michael Owen picking his nose
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• #4108
Had a really good evening in cut your wolf loose Brighton. Whisky tasting followed by whisky cocktails. Hundreds of bottles covering all tastes and budgets. If your in Brighton and like your whisky it's place to go. The Blantons Bourbon in the last pic was my favourite. Now I've got the task of trying to find a bottle
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• #4109
@J0nathan - not sure about this. Opened the bottle and straight away got a whiff of that TCPness, not overpowering but certainly there both in smell and taste. I'm not going to pass judgement straight away, it's just quite different from the usual Speyside stuff I go for.
Ninja edit: added a couple of drops of water and that's brought out A LOT more flavour. Again, different to what I'm used to but interesting. Will have a few more this week and share thoughts on Friday.
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• #4110
Oh no! Hope it grows on you and you don’t feel it’s a waste. Deffo a world away from Speyside, but it also grew and grew on me.
At the risk of being banned from the forum and undermining all my posts in this thread - I also try my whiskys with ice, and this is a great one for that. 🫣
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• #4111
You never try, you'll never know, eh? Certainly don't feel it's a waste and after trying it with a few drops of water I certainly see the potential for it to be a grower.
No judgement on ice from me, will give that a whirl too. Now coke on the other hand....
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• #4113
Did the Dalwhinnie tour and tasting today which included a smokey 30 year old which is in the shop at £500 a pop. It was bloody delicious and very unusual for Dalwhinnie, completely different to their normal output.
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• #4114
Jealousy
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• #4115
nice.
I'm quite a fan of the winter's gold, nice easy sipper.
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I bought the winters gold. We also had the exclusive distillery shop bottling which I found too harsh, the abv was a lot higher than the usual stuff. There was also a cask strength one which you could bottle yourself but that was £120 and not nice enough for me to spend that much. I did have an Auchentoshan Three Wood last night that was really good.
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• #4117
Oooh, where did you find Three Wood? I've only come across it in Australia, where I bought some and drank it, naturally.
Winter's Gold is very nice, especially if you pop it in the freezer as they recommend.
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• #4118
Got it in a restaurant in Pitlochry
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• #4119
Cool, it has an unusual taste, kind of "aniseedy". I like it, but until I came across it in Adelaide, I had no idea it even existed.
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• #4120
Oooh, where did you find Three Wood
Must be marketed mostly to the colonies as we have it here in Canader too.
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• #4121
Just picked this up for 50 quid and it's really lovely. I was a little bit underwhelmed by the standard Caol Ila 12, but this is great and pretty good value.
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• #4122
So is this it now - £185 - anywhere cheaper?
https://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/talisker/talisker-18-year-old-whisky/
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• #4123
I guess Laga 16 is the new Talisker 18 ‘price point’ wise (god I hate that expression). Will have to just stick to it. No bad thing, really. Slàinte.
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• #4125
Diageo are just a bunch of cunts, everyone's prices have gone up but they've really taken the piss, they've had record sales though so don't expect ot to change.
Salty