Whisky

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Can I put it through my books, maybe for pouring over chainsaw cuts to sterilise them ?

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Welfare?

 

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[Dean Lofthouse]

Haha Whisky goggles

[Dean Lofthouse]

Trying to build up a Whisky collection but I'm drinking it too fast

[lawranced1]

Will always be partial to some JD on ice, however would never so no to some glennmorangie. Had a measure of a 40 year old malt at Thornbury castle once cost £75 well worth it though!

[Monikieman]

Almost finished! Not all in the one night though.

 

Quite a nice dram.

 

They have an excellent whisky bar there as well. A good chance to buy some really expensive whisky by the dram.

[Dean Lofthouse]

An early birthday present

[Monikieman]

The Lagavulin 16 yo is superb.

 

A little heavy at times but a nice one to have at the back of the cupboard after a hard day or when the water's been running out the arse of your breeks.

[Dean Lofthouse]

Had the middle one in the Dram pack last night, the Port Charlotte, t'was a very nice peaty one, could right get into Charlotte I could.

[FriarsGorse]

Some help for a novice please ... I am hoping to head for the islands in September .. maybe Islay Jura Arran i'm not sure yet. Is most Island whisky smoky/peaty as i'm not a fan of the medicinal stuff !! Any recommendations for non peaty island whisky is what I am asking I think ...or... any recommendations for distilleries with the best try before you buy policy would be good !!

 

Monikieman ... that bottle of Caledonia that you have murdered ... is it much different from Edradour 10 year old (do you know?) as that is my favourite so far by a long way and I don't know whether to blow 40 quid on an internet purchase of Caledonia ...

[Dean Lofthouse]

This is a good reference, shows you what to avoid if you dont like peaty, anything around the middle horizontal is a good starter