Yeah, partial to it when I can't get Glenmorangie. Standard/Caskmates/Black Barrel would be my favourites. For some reason, the aged Jameson I don't like as much as the standard.
JD, Jim Beam and others have been known to pass my lips on occasion also |
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not a big whisky drinker, but when I indulge much prefer irish over scotish.
Quite partial to a Crested 10 or a Redbreast (I know I know I know .....we all are).
Don't forget we taffs have got Penderyn. |
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This thread is annoying me!
I've been drinking red wine all day and this thread is giving me a yearning for a wee dram but I never drink whiskey after wine as it would not be worth it in the morning 
I'll just have to have a few dirty black pints instead  |
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"JD. .all da way...yummy 
With Diet Coke. Hey, I've a few stone to lose. Gotta start somewhere "
Lol..yes..don't recall u in my company whilst I was partaking  |
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"JD. .all da way...yummy
With Diet Coke. Hey, I've a few stone to lose. Gotta start somewhere
Lol..yes..don't recall u in my company whilst I was partaking "
That's the gas thing about JD. They made more than one bottle
Maybe we can share one someday |
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"Went to the Jameson in Middleton a few times now and each time I'm always eager for the taste testing lol
Love Jameson and a strong smooth whiskey "
Love Jameson and a strong smooth whiskey??
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"Not a bad whiskey, but nothing beats the old Cardhu special reserve. Single malt is just another level"
Glenmorangie my favourite and it's also one that gets better with age. The 18yr old is amazing! Not in a Fab way |
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Yes definitely another favourite of mine, it was my drink of choice for Christmas day. Glenfiddich is another great choice. Always hard to pick between the two.
"Not a bad whiskey, but nothing beats the old Cardhu special reserve. Single malt is just another level
Glenmorangie my favourite and it's also one that gets better with age. The 18yr old is amazing! Not in a Fab way "
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I've mentioned a Scottish single malt named Aberlour a few times. Maybe this is the thread for it.
The 12 year old that's aged 6 years in an oak cask, then 6 in a Spanish sherry oak cask is a wee bit yummy!
There's a new one that's aged in the sherry cask for the entire 12 years.... It's amaze balls!! 
Jameson is nice enough by the by. |
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"Yes definitely another favourite of mine, it was my drink of choice for Christmas day. Glenfiddich is another great choice. Always hard to pick between the two.
Not a bad whiskey, but nothing beats the old Cardhu special reserve. Single malt is just another level
Glenmorangie my favourite and it's also one that gets better with age. The 18yr old is amazing! Not in a Fab way "
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Don't think I came across it before, but will definitely give it a try as well. 
"I've mentioned a Scottish single malt named Aberlour a few times. Maybe this is the thread for it.
The 12 year old that's aged 6 years in an oak cask, then 6 in a Spanish sherry oak cask is a wee bit yummy!
There's a new one that's aged in the sherry cask for the entire 12 years.... It's amaze balls!!
Jameson is nice enough by the by. "
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You won't regret it, pure and simply exquisite
"Yes definitely another favourite of mine, it was my drink of choice for Christmas day. Glenfiddich is another great choice. Always hard to pick between the two.
Not a bad whiskey, but nothing beats the old Cardhu special reserve. Single malt is just another level
Glenmorangie my favourite and it's also one that gets better with age. The 18yr old is amazing! Not in a Fab way
Now my mouth is watering wanting to taste them "
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"Yes definitely another favourite of mine, it was my drink of choice for Christmas day. Glenfiddich is another great choice. Always hard to pick between the two.
Not a bad whiskey, but nothing beats the old Cardhu special reserve. Single malt is just another level
Glenmorangie my favourite and it's also one that gets better with age. The 18yr old is amazing! Not in a Fab way
Now my mouth is watering wanting to taste them "
If you appreciate single malt, it's amazing!
Have to warn, it's a sipping scenario, whereby one Irish double measure lasts at least an hour.
Appreciate that I'm guessing the measurement, as I just pour |
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"Hankey Bannister sugar crushed frozen aqua & lime. If your brave..
Use a straw!"
Tried the Hanley straight and it was okay, not amazing. Haven't a clue what frozen aqua was until I thought, you wanker! That's just ice |
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"Hankey Bannister sugar crushed frozen aqua & lime. If your brave..
Use a straw!
Tried the Hanley straight and it was okay, not amazing. Haven't a clue what frozen aqua was until I thought, you wanker! That's just ice "
PMSL COOL bermaise whiskey tho straight from the fridge |
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"Don't think I came across it before, but will definitely give it a try as well.
I've mentioned a Scottish single malt named Aberlour a few times. Maybe this is the thread for it.
The 12 year old that's aged 6 years in an oak cask, then 6 in a Spanish sherry oak cask is a wee bit yummy!
There's a new one that's aged in the sherry cask for the entire 12 years.... It's amaze balls!!
Jameson is nice enough by the by. "
You won't be disappointed. Get it the north if you can pal. |
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One of the smoothest scotish single malts I have encountered is Glenlossie..
I gather the whiskey experts are aware of the teardrop effect on your whisky...
A single drop (literally a teardrop) replemishes the whiskey of what has naturally evaporated ("The Angel's share). Use either a peppette (think that's correct name ?) or a straw , sucking up water from a glass , covering the top with your thumb, then release a drop.
If you've not done it before try it you'll see a big difference with a before and after sip. |
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