To the Scotch drinkers
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 3:24 am
Theres a limited release soon to be available you may want to check it out
http://www.laphroaig.com/triplewood/
http://www.laphroaig.com/triplewood/
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To the Scotch drinkers
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Re: To the Scotch drinkers
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 8:44 am
Interesting - but I'm more of a Speyside drinker. To me, Islay/Skye whiskies are a bit of a novelty/curiosity drink. I was once given a bottle of Talisker by a friend who visited the distillery - nice but definitely not a 'session' whisky!
Re: To the Scotch drinkers
Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 5:27 am
Here's a very expensive tipple (£192 per teaspoon).
http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/home ... n-1.932952
Including the buyer's premium, that's about $49,695 in Australia or $46,221 in U.S. for one bottle
Personally, I think prices like that are ridiculous and the buyer needs his/her/their head(s) testing.
http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/home ... n-1.932952
Including the buyer's premium, that's about $49,695 in Australia or $46,221 in U.S. for one bottle
Personally, I think prices like that are ridiculous and the buyer needs his/her/their head(s) testing.
Re: To the Scotch drinkers
Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 5:51 am
The hell that drink would want to do more than get me drunk for that amount of cash i thought 350 for a bottle was bad but that 
And dude i cant discriminate i love all my scotchs glenfiddich is an old fav but if it tastes good then what more is needed
And dude i cant discriminate i love all my scotchs glenfiddich is an old fav but if it tastes good then what more is needed
Re: To the Scotch drinkers
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 1:16 am
Pfffffft BELL'S!!! (for the cheap shit)
Personally I like the highland malts, I prefer the Balvenie ( when I can afford it).
Tomatin is mostly what I buy. The rest of the malts taste too much like iodine for me.
Johnny Walker ain't bad either.
Personally I like the highland malts, I prefer the Balvenie ( when I can afford it).
Tomatin is mostly what I buy. The rest of the malts taste too much like iodine for me.
Johnny Walker ain't bad either.
Re: To the Scotch drinkers
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 1:36 pm
For the cheap shit, I buy Famous Grouse - but I'm very flexible on that - if it ain't on offer and others are (like supermarket own label single malts) - then sometimes it don't make sense to buy the Grouse. Wouldn't buy Bells though 
Re: To the Scotch drinkers
Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 1:14 am
Femmos Groose!! Drank quite a bit of that in the past.
A buddy of mine that doesn't drink, used to buy me two liters of Bell's at the Duty Free shops at Heathrow on his way back to the states. He was over there twice a month on business. It was pretty cheap drinkin' back then.
He's retired now and I've gone back to drinkin mostly tequila nowadays.
Cazadores, Cien Anos ( Puro de Agave ) and El Jimador are smooooooooooth.
A buddy of mine that doesn't drink, used to buy me two liters of Bell's at the Duty Free shops at Heathrow on his way back to the states. He was over there twice a month on business. It was pretty cheap drinkin' back then.
He's retired now and I've gone back to drinkin mostly tequila nowadays.
Cazadores, Cien Anos ( Puro de Agave ) and El Jimador are smooooooooooth.
Re: To the Scotch drinkers
Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 1:00 pm
Johnny Walker is the benchmark when it comes to blends.Wullie wrote:Johnny Walker ain't bad either.
Re: To the Scotch drinkers
Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 2:58 pm
I'll keep those in mond next time I'm in the Sates, don't get much variety in Telquila in Yurp, some but it is sure expensive.Wullie wrote: Cazadores, Cien Anos ( Puro de Agave ) and El Jimador are smooooooooooth.
Mostly a Scotch drinker when I drink the hard stuff, otherwise beer or red wine.