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What are you drinking tonight?
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woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
My soul is all warm and fuzzy, almost peach keen, as it were.
Hey ... wait a sec .....
Hey ... wait a sec .....
YALDI!!!!!
If I get called into work tomorrow I’m going to reward myself by seeing if that one bottle is still left.
Wait till next week SBTG LOL... or not, hehe
That was my plan, but it keep seeing pictures of it!
That photo is from Inside an ashtray, LOL
I really really like it. I don’t get the ashy as much as I get BBQ and sweetness. A few sips into the dram and the smoke fades to the background for me and I’m left with sugar, vanilla, apples and earthiness.
The only other really peated whisky I’ve had was Peat Monster.
But it’s so freaking good!!!
It is
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
@NurseDave oh you great sipper of single malts, A question for you:
- If they're so good, why are they still single?
Okay, that's not it.
If I like the big-3 Glens (livet, fiddich, and morangie..... the last one best), which of the following would be up my alley:
- Brook Laddie
- Boona ha van
I know these two Islays are not like the fuity Glens, but I've had peaty peat peat before and liked it. Can't remember the name, but it was pretty expensive @ around 200 Euro for a 750ml according to my nephew of refined tastes in the UK... yeah, I ain't spending that.
- If they're so good, why are they still single?
Okay, that's not it.
If I like the big-3 Glens (livet, fiddich, and morangie..... the last one best), which of the following would be up my alley:
- Brook Laddie
- Boona ha van
I know these two Islays are not like the fuity Glens, but I've had peaty peat peat before and liked it. Can't remember the name, but it was pretty expensive @ around 200 Euro for a 750ml according to my nephew of refined tastes in the UK... yeah, I ain't spending that.
Dood, I’m the newbie in this area. Ed was drinking this stuff while I was still, well when I wasn’t. I know the crowd here likes the Classic Laddie, but it didn’t do much for me. So I would say the standard Bunnahabhain line would be more similar but a step up from those you mentioned. But it also isn’t peated. For that you would need the heavily peated Port Charlotte which is a nice intense peat without the crazy ash or bandaid flavors of the big three.