Whisky Reviews

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Hosted a Burns' Night for a small group of friends last Friday.

Had high hopes for this Mortlach sold to me on the advice it was the "new flora & fauna". It is not; it was pleasant enough but well outclassed by some admittedly stiff competition including a superb single-cask Edradour, another single-cask 62% Speyside and the 21-year old Parliament.

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The Tasmanian Sullivan's Cove which (on its own) I like very very much was also dwarfed in this heavyweight company.

[Inchlaggan]

Got a bottle of Monkey Shoulder (a blend of three malts from William Grant) for Christmas.
Other than lighting the fire with it I can think of no other use- IMHO.
Added a couple of Indian single malts to the collection, and a Swedish one- I'll let you know.

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Got a bottle of Monkey Shoulder (a blend of three malts from William Grant) for Christmas.
Other than lighting the fire with it I can think of no other use-

Made me laugh that one !

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Wee update on the drams ......the 25 year old is well .....stunning but this came through the post not a really expensive bottle at £40 odd quid depending on where you buy from....... if you like the peat ....its one for you

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[Lochan_load]

Made me laugh that one !

"We laugh because it's funny but we laugh because it's true"   :lol:

Trying a Dalmore 15 yo I got as a present, very nice.

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Had this given to me for a wee favour i did ......not tasted as yet, anyone tried !

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Has the whisky world gone daft !!! No doubt someone will buy it

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[Inchlaggan]

200ml bottles, that is four standard (in ma hoose) drams per bottle.

Not a fan of Glenfarclas (thank the Lord). Will spend my money elsewhere.

You can pre-buy some of the Rasaay bottles, and invest in the, proposed,  rejuvenated Port Ellen.


I am beasting my way through Indian single malts, and rather fine they are too.

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I am beasting my way through Indian single malts, and rather fine they are too.

Anything you can recommend

[Inchlaggan]

Paul John Edited from Goa @ 46% is rather nice.
If you have been following events in Glengarry/ Cluanie/ Letterfinlay etc you will understand why my interest has been stimulated. Not been offered a freebie yet!

https://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/john/paul-john-edited-whisky/?gclid=CjwKCAjwwtTmBRBqEiwA-b6c_-eBVuhA8pgEJf0x4uEuweJx0i2DTV262oraTIwgjeleiiIkunOJYRoCT5cQAvD_BwE