I had The Glenlivet the other night, and it was pretty good.
Tonight: Cragganmore 12 ~ excellent
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I had The Glenlivet the other night, and it was pretty good.
Tonight: Cragganmore 12 ~ excellent
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Uncle Tupelo
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Cragganmore 12 is one of my favorite go-to's. Very light with nice citrusy notes! Good choice!Originally Posted by badwhale
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I had Lagavulin 16 and Talisker 10 tonight. Holyshit, these are awesome.
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Bowmore, bruladdich and Cragganmore. I'm sure I spelled at least one wrong, but I have the bottles and I can correct it later. The bowmore is the peatyist of the bunch.
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Oban small batch
On the Irish side, Yellow Spot.
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Oban "small batch" is bit of an oxymoron!(Oban is the smallest distillery in Scotland, as I understand it).
But - are you talking about Oban "Little Bay"? Because Little Bay has my curiosity piqued...
I'm a HUGE fan of Dalmore (I keep a bottle of King Alexander around to reward myself on occasion...) and Oban is right in between that and Talisker and Laphroig, both of which I enjoy too (though both are sometimes a bit to "smoky" / "peaty" for me - and I have to be in the right frame of mind to drink them). I do occasionally like to sip a dram of Oban, but I'm thinking the Little Bay might be right in the area I'm looking for.
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Yes, I stand corrected. It was the Little Bay. I recommend it.Oban "small batch" is bit of an oxymoron!
But - are you talking about Oban "Little Bay"? Because Little Bay has my curiosity piqued...
I'm a HUGE fan of Dalmore (I keep a bottle of King Alexander around to reward myself on occasion...) and Oban is right in between that and Talisker and Laphroig, both of which I enjoy too (though both are sometimes a bit to "smoky" / "peaty" for me - and I have to be in the right frame of mind to drink them). I do occasionally like to sip a dram of Oban, but I'm thinking the Little Bay might be right in the area I'm looking for.
If you come across Yellow Spot give it a try (Having one now)
Last edited by nhcigarfan; 04-11-2015 at 07:41 PM. Reason: I'm having cApiTalization IssueS.... Must be the Yellow Spot
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