@vivify saidHave you tried Oban's 14 year old Single Malt? My personal favourite. Happy Father's Day, back at ya.
Good stuff. Has of this kind of smokey flavor to it.
If you wanna feel like a lumberjack relaxing by the fire after a long day of wielding an axe against falling redwood trees.. this is for you.
@vivify saidLaphroaig is a very smoky, peaty Islay whiskey. It's an acquired taste.
Good stuff. Has of this kind of smokey flavor to it.
If you wanna feel like a lumberjack relaxing by the fire after a long day of wielding an axe against falling redwood trees.. this is for you.
My favourite whiskey is a Macallan 25 sherry oak, but it's wildly expensive. In general I prefer Highland or Speyside whiskies to the others.
@great-big-stees saidThat's a nice one, and it's quite reasonably priced as well.
Have you tried Oban's 14 year old Single Malt? My personal favourite. Happy Father's Day, back at ya.
@ashiitaka saidAs your favourite whisky costs more than $1000 a bottle you give the impression that you are a whisky connoisseur that knows a bit about whisky.
Laphroaig is a very smoky, peaty Islay whiskey. It's an acquired taste.
My favourite whiskey is a Macallan 25 sherry oak, but it's wildly expensive. In general I prefer Highland or Speyside whiskies to the others.
Haven't you noticed that on the Macallan bottle it has 'whisky' and not 'whiskey'? ð
@great-big-stees saidVery smooth whisky. I had a bottle a few years ago and,because of your post,just ordered another one today.Thanks.
Have you tried Oban's 14 year old Single Malt? My personal favourite. Happy Father's Day, back at ya.
@biffo-konker saidMust have been having an Irish moment, eh?
As your favourite whisky costs more than $1000 a bottle you give the impression that you are a whisky connoisseur that knows a bit about whisky.
Haven't you noticed that on the Macallan bottle it has 'whisky' and not 'whiskey'? ð
Not a connoisseur, but I do know some things. It's the only alcohol I enjoy.
As for that bottle, I don't own one - good heavens. I have had it several times though, and I didn't pay for it.
@biffo-konker saidThe only thing that puts me a bit off the Oban is the caramel colouring. I mean, it's not a huge deal, but still.
Very smooth whisky. I had a bottle a few years ago and,because of your post,just ordered another one today.Thanks.