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04-03-01
I picked up a bottle of 30 year old laphroaig, which has an ... Moto_man
04-03-01
A few favorites come to mind. aberlour 25 and aberlour a'bu ... Ck
04-03-01
The dalmore 12 and balvenie doublewood 12 (standard finish), ... Dekay
04-03-01
Dekay,we both like the same scotch doublewood 12. smoky smoo ... Steven_kh@
04-03-01
I don't drink scotch so i wouldn't even dream of venturing a ... Massvm
04-03-01
Lagavulin. the standard 16 year old is awesome, the 25 and ... Alexc
04-03-01
Massvm: that's because we haven't consumed any yet, give it ... Dekay
04-03-01
If ya' all ever find a bottle of 26 year old inchmurrin, sna ... Racers
04-03-01
Funny, but i can't remember any single malt ever tasting any ... Snooker14
04-03-01
I like it straight out of the radiator, although in a pinch, ... Kitch29
04-03-01
Oban 14 year old does the trick for me.cardhu 12 year old wi ... Leafs
04-03-01
Undoubtedly springbank...the older the better Wda
04-04-01
Hello, fellow single malt lovers! if you are interested in e ... Sdcampbell
04-04-01
A drinking time question, dear malt pals: late afternoon, be ... Gregm
04-04-01
Okay, enough of this! now the real issue: what beer, and ho ... Elgordo
04-04-01
My accessible answer is talisker's standard bottling. the on ... Talmadge3
04-04-01
Killer thread!! i've been into scotch for several years now ... Kennyt
04-04-01
When i posted above about the scotch malt whisky society, i ... Sdcampbell
04-04-01
Althou lagavulin is one my fav's. i had the opportunity to ... Hpk
04-04-01
During my last trip to scotland i fell in love with oban. i ... Beam
04-04-01
Are you kidding arent we talking about audio not booze..anyw ... Vayasteve
04-04-01
Glendronach seems sanely priced considering it's quality. si ... Hifiharv
04-04-01
Frogman, you did a much better job than i did getting this t ... Redkiwi
04-04-01
Loch dhu is my favorite. recently i've been enjoying dalmore ... 70242.241@
04-04-01
At our music gatherings scotch is the drink of choice, for m ... Albertporter
04-05-01: Frogman
Gentlemen, glad to see such spirited response to my thread. Along with Redwiki's inspiration, what prompted this thread was the anticipated return of my wife from London where she occasionally goes on business, and always returns with one or two new (to me) malts; often times purchased at the very enporium that Kennyt mentions in his post. Is that a babe or what? Anyway this trip produced a bottle of Auchentoshan 21. Excellent lowland malt. Extremely smooth, medium body, on the sweet side with hint of orange zest. Perfect, as I have just found out, with some Jarlsberg cheese and dried figs; thanks again Redwiki for the suggestion. I think I'll put on some Satchmo.
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04-05-01
Hey, kennyt, the place you're talking about in london is the ... Talmadge3
04-05-01
Good to see i'm not the only one so obsessed with my scotch ... Kennyt
04-05-01
For god's sake, man, be sure to have some real ale (the whit ... Talmadge3
04-05-01
The dalmore 21 year is outstanding and priced reasonably for ... Pops
02-15-03
Lagavulin seems to me the closest one can come to being over ... Agonanon
02-16-03
I usually don't like when we get off topic, but, i'm really ... Unsound
02-23-03
Mccallan by day, oban by night... Egancarz
02-24-03
I feel we need to get a good listing of these great scotch s ... Timchen
02-27-03
Knockando. it's not a single malt, it's a blend. around $5 ... Etep29
02-27-03
You have to try "glen garioch". only aged 10 years ... Lak
03-07-03
I work in the high end of the booze biz & get good opportuni ... Tweakgeek
03-09-03
What are we looking at for a price range on this? love scot ... Hobbit322
03-09-03
Highland malts are (generally) full bodied, with a sweet fin ... Tweakgeek
07-15-03
Macallan 18 Stevecham
07-23-03
For me, lagavulin, taliser, aberlour. got a bottle of macal ... Cpdunn99
07-23-03
Glenmorangie, madeira wood finish Dsr314
08-17-03
Any islay malt is worth a go if you like peat and smoke, but ... Bunglesplat
08-18-03
I'll hafta keep a lookout fer that port ellen! Cpdunn99
08-20-03
I enojoy the glenrothes, single speyside 1989! Scotty_910
08-21-03
For a warm, rich, taste (perhaps too rich for some) highland ... Aboldor
08-21-03
One drop of water only, is what i've heard Cpdunn99
08-22-03
Provided it doesn't go in the glass. Redkiwi
08-22-03
Wow just stumbled on this rich spiritual thread...my persona ... Sunnyboy1956
08-22-03: Frogman
Glad to see this thread still has life. Cpdunn99 is right on the money; it is amazing what a single drop of water (preferably spring water) can do to open up the flavor of a quality malt. More than a drop if you are drinking a cask-strength malt such as Mortlach.
Enjoy!
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