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By *ctoboyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
If it's an Irish Whiskey you're talking about then either Jamiesons or Power Gold If it's Scottish(like me) then I have a bottle of Old Pulteney 25yr Old which is just wonderful with just one ice cube...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Really enjoying Roe and Co from Diageo and it's on offer in Tesco at moment reduced to €25 from €45.
I also got a lovely Dubliner Honey Comb whiskey off the delectable Isserly Jones for my birthday. Just like her it goes down well
Jameson Crested is pretty tasty as well and I've just treated myself to a limited edition Muff Whiskey for my Christmas present. |
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Whiskey taste is broad and varied. There really is something to suit everyone! If you get the chance Bushmills 21 is a lovely whiskey for a special occasion. But redbreast is a personal favourite for an occasional sip x |
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
Dunboyne |
Gonna spoil the Irish party a little here but, when it comes to single malts, Glenmorangie 10yr old is up there with the greats.
If you're spending a little more, weirdly, the 19yr old can be found cheaper than the 18yr old!
Both are gorgeous but the 19yr old is a better one.
If you like it a little sweet, they did a Milsean which is gorgeous but hard to find at respectable prices.
Currently they have a new Tale of Cake which looks interesting but £90 a bottle!
https://youtu.be/DeDRmzTG0Vw
Weekdays or not watching a movie, Black Bush or Jameson. I find that when I get older or more aged Irish whiskeys I tend to dislike them strangely, whereas a straight Jameson/ Bush i enjoy.
Yes the Glenmorangie is expensive but, when a wee double can last me through a whole movie, not really.
Try it and thanks are not required   |
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
Dunboyne |
"Black Bush usually, Jameson Midleton Very Rare having 3 bottles (got on my 45th birthday) and for cooking and baking using Slane, Sexton or Teeling  "
Oh such a sly slag off of the last three
I actually enjoyed a bottle of Slane recently. Found it very easy to drink and enjoy. Nice combination of flavours. Bottle didn't last a week.
Must get another soon |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Black Bush usually, Jameson Midleton Very Rare having 3 bottles (got on my 45th birthday) and for cooking and baking using Slane, Sexton or Teeling
Oh such a sly slag off of the last three
I actually enjoyed a bottle of Slane recently. Found it very easy to drink and enjoy. Nice combination of flavours. Bottle didn't last a week.
Must get another soon "
Slane is nice but Black Bush is my fav and Im having always min 3 bottles hidden just in case of invasion of my thirsty female friends |
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
Dunboyne |
"Black Bush usually, Jameson Midleton Very Rare having 3 bottles (got on my 45th birthday) and for cooking and baking using Slane, Sexton or Teeling
Oh such a sly slag off of the last three
I actually enjoyed a bottle of Slane recently. Found it very easy to drink and enjoy. Nice combination of flavours. Bottle didn't last a week.
Must get another soon
Slane is nice but Black Bush is my fav and Im having always min 3 bottles hidden just in case of invasion of my thirsty female friends "
You have a gang of female friends that drink Black Bush?
I'm loving your social bubble.
Feck the brandy, when whiskey makes you frisky
Do invite me round when the girls are gathering and I'll bring a Glenmorangie to confuse their tastebuds |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Black Bush usually, Jameson Midleton Very Rare having 3 bottles (got on my 45th birthday) and for cooking and baking using Slane, Sexton or Teeling
Oh such a sly slag off of the last three
I actually enjoyed a bottle of Slane recently. Found it very easy to drink and enjoy. Nice combination of flavours. Bottle didn't last a week.
Must get another soon
Slane is nice but Black Bush is my fav and Im having always min 3 bottles hidden just in case of invasion of my thirsty female friends
You have a gang of female friends that drink Black Bush?
I'm loving your social bubble.
Feck the brandy, when whiskey makes you frisky
Do invite me round when the girls are gathering and I'll bring a Glenmorangie to confuse their tastebuds"
Group of 5 including myself  |
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
Dunboyne |
"Black Bush usually, Jameson Midleton Very Rare having 3 bottles (got on my 45th birthday) and for cooking and baking using Slane, Sexton or Teeling
Oh such a sly slag off of the last three
I actually enjoyed a bottle of Slane recently. Found it very easy to drink and enjoy. Nice combination of flavours. Bottle didn't last a week.
Must get another soon
Slane is nice but Black Bush is my fav and Im having always min 3 bottles hidden just in case of invasion of my thirsty female friends
You have a gang of female friends that drink Black Bush?
I'm loving your social bubble.
Feck the brandy, when whiskey makes you frisky
Do invite me round when the girls are gathering and I'll bring a Glenmorangie to confuse their tastebuds
Group of 5 including myself "
Liking your bubble.
5 female whiskey drinkers  |
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By *lameBoyMan
over a year ago
Enfield & Dublin |
I’m a Jameson man at heart. I love their cask strength range. They would be my regular drink. Redbreast 12 is a lovely special occasion bottle. Writers Tears copper pot is a super whiskey for occasions too.
Top shelf in my opinion is green spot.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Hard to beat Jameson "
It's actually really easy to beat Jameson. Try Oban 14, or Ardmore Legacy. Whisky is an area where the Scottish have us totally beaten. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Really enjoying Roe and Co from Diageo and it's on offer in Tesco at moment reduced to €25 from €45.
I also got a lovely Dubliner Honey Comb whiskey off the delectable Isserly Jones for my birthday. Just like her it goes down well
Jameson Crested is pretty tasty as well and I've just treated myself to a limited edition Muff Whiskey for my Christmas present."
I knew you'd be on this thread xxx |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
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"A few to try there....I've never even tasted Whiskey
So ...neat...with ice or a mixer
Neat but with a wee drop of water to bring out the flavour!"
So I'll have a small one tonight after I'm finished all my dad's taxi runs and raise the glass to you..thanks for the tip |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Really enjoying Roe and Co from Diageo and it's on offer in Tesco at moment reduced to €25 from €45.
I also got a lovely Dubliner Honey Comb whiskey off the delectable Isserly Jones for my birthday. Just like her it goes down well
Jameson Crested is pretty tasty as well and I've just treated myself to a limited edition Muff Whiskey for my Christmas present.
I knew you'd be on this thread xxx"
Ah let's get together for some whiskey tasting soon you can sample my Muff....whiskey x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Really enjoying Roe and Co from Diageo and it's on offer in Tesco at moment reduced to €25 from €45.
I also got a lovely Dubliner Honey Comb whiskey off the delectable Isserly Jones for my birthday. Just like her it goes down well
Jameson Crested is pretty tasty as well and I've just treated myself to a limited edition Muff Whiskey for my Christmas present.
I knew you'd be on this thread xxx
Ah let's get together for some whiskey tasting soon you can sample my Muff....whiskey x"
I'll be there with bells on |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A few to try there....I've never even tasted Whiskey
So ...neat...with ice or a mixer
Neat but with a wee drop of water to bring out the flavour!
So I'll have a small one tonight after I'm finished all my dad's taxi runs and raise the glass to you..thanks for the tip"
I can't drink whisky any other way now |
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Drinking Southern Comfort a LONG time. Always thought it was a Bourbon, but I've been educated here. It is a liqueur with a whiskey base. Now also enjoying Jameson and Tullamore dew. Want to try a lot more.
Maybe we need to start a sub group of whiskey drinking swingers who share their favourite whiskey and their partner !!! |
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By *lameBoyMan
over a year ago
Enfield & Dublin |
"Drinking Southern Comfort a LONG time. Always thought it was a Bourbon, but I've been educated here. It is a liqueur with a whiskey base. Now also enjoying Jameson and Tullamore dew. Want to try a lot more.
Maybe we need to start a sub group of whiskey drinking swingers who share their favourite whiskey and their partner !!!"
Great idea. Bring a whole new meaning to a bottle share. |
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"Drinking Southern Comfort a LONG time. Always thought it was a Bourbon, but I've been educated here. It is a liqueur with a whiskey base. Now also enjoying Jameson and Tullamore dew. Want to try a lot more.
Maybe we need to start a sub group of whiskey drinking swingers who share their favourite whiskey and their partner !!!"
Yeah, but with a disclaimer that whiskey equals frisky |
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By *elle xWoman
over a year ago
Doire Theas |
"Drinking Southern Comfort a LONG time. Always thought it was a Bourbon, but I've been educated here. It is a liqueur with a whiskey base. Now also enjoying Jameson and Tullamore dew. Want to try a lot more.
Maybe we need to start a sub group of whiskey drinking swingers who share their favourite whiskey and their partner !!!"
I’m in |
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
Dunboyne |
"I’m now going to have to grab a bottle of whiskey tomorrow (maybe Jim Beam) and I’m blaming all you folks for firmly incepting that idea "
Be careful with Jim Beam.
It's very easy to drink neat!
A bottle wouldn't last 2 days here. Try Jim Beam Black if you like a stronger, slightly smokey flavour. Very nice and harder to polish off quickly |
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
Dunboyne |
"Teelings single grain is so sweet perfect for sipping "
Tried a few in airport once, when they were doing a promo.
Perhaps it was wrong setting but I found them a touch overpriced for their taste/flavour. Was disappointed, as I'd heard a lot about them at the time.
Maybe I'll try again. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Teelings single grain is so sweet perfect for sipping
Tried a few in airport once, when they were doing a promo.
Perhaps it was wrong setting but I found them a touch overpriced for their taste/flavour. Was disappointed, as I'd heard a lot about them at the time.
Maybe I'll try again. "
Please try again
I have tasted Jameson Black Barrel and have to say its too strong for me. Ill stay with Black Bush |
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
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"Hard to beat Jameson
It's actually really easy to beat Jameson. Try Oban 14, or Ardmore Legacy. Whisky is an area where the Scottish have us totally beaten."
Yeah but OP said whiskey and not whisky. |
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