Whiskey advice please

alan_a

Come and say hi if you are in Edinburgh this month

sheepsteeth

had a couple of recent gifts, 18 yo glenfiddich and some rather tasty knockando

Gazlar

sheepsteeth wrote:

had a couple of recent gifts, 18 yo glen and some rather tasty kock

ftfy

nicklouse

Glen Grant - The Major`s Reserve

and had a few snifters of Highland Park Drakkar.

BigJimmyB

upinsmoke wrote:

Glenmorangie; nice easy drinking lowland malt. Miles better than the peaty island ones.

Those 7 men of Tain know their stuff.

+1 - not had better TBH.

I'm no conossieur, but it was better than Teachers!

Have hear Glenlivet is nice too....

angry_bird

BigJimmyB wrote:

Have hear Glenlivet is nice too....

My uncle had a couple of bottles of Glenlivet floating around a couple of weeks back, really wish I could remember which they were, one was rather expensive, 3 figures sort of price that he'd been given, wasn't allowed much of that. The other was cheaper and IMO much nicer. I think it's testimony to how nice it was that I can't remember exactly what I was drinking. I found a rather drunkenly typed note on the iphone the next day but it didn't make much sense, unfortunatley this was after I'd left

Agent57

I got a bottle of Aberlour 16 for £23 in Booths around Christmas. Bargainous! Now, if only I could find Lagavulin 16 for half price too...

thekickingmule

I'm on the old JD and coke tonight. I'm not a bourbon fan really, but I'll drink it when someone's bought it me as a present. I've got some Famous Grouse too; 2 bottles from Christmas

Glenlivet and Glenmorangie are my favourite 'every day' whisky's. A bit of Talisker or Macallan is a nice treat (I think it's Macallan anyway)

concorde

Woodford reserve

Frank the tank

My daughter bought me some Hibiki 17 as a present from Japan.

It's not a single malt but it is the nicest stuff I've ever tasted. The good news is I have sourced it locally. The not so very good news is it's £78.00 a bottle.

bluechair84

A whiskey advice thread resurrection!