Thread: What Whisky are you sippin while reading this??

Springbank 10 YO right now

Originally Posted by Mvcrash

Last night I enjoyed this with a little Penn State Butter Pecan Ice Cream. Now a few days off with my girls.

Enjoy..

I'm a big fan of the Nadurra. An incredibly dry and tasty whisky.

I am usually a Jim Beam kind of guy, but for the last week I have been on a 'Johnny Walker blue label' kick.
Usually my drink of choice is a double shot of beam and coke with a twist of lime.
Only on rare occasion do I drink my whiskey clean.

I love Old Jim Beam and Old Grand Dad. Once in a while I get wild turkey. I prefer the sweeter bourbons. Cheers to all!

Jimmy Beam washed down with a cold PBR. Then its off to bed.

Originally Posted by KingOscar

Signatory Label Un-chillfiltered Highland Park 19 year old single sherry butt cask.

Thoughts on this bottle? I'm preparing for the weekend and want to pick-up a new bottle for tasting.

(I still have some butter pecan ice cream left to have along side)

Originally Posted by KingOscar

I hope you can, because it is a great little whisky. This was released late summer of 2010 and there were only 765 bottles in the release. But it is well worth seeking if you can find it. It isn't quite as smooth as the HP 18, but has a much stronger and more interesting sherry element. That's the fun that comes with independent bottlings. If you like sherried whisky and like old HP it is great. I know I'll shed a tear when this bottle is gone.

Originally Posted by Mvcrash

Thoughts on this bottle? I'm preparing for the weekend and want to pick-up a new bottle for tasting.

(I still have some butter pecan ice cream left to have along side)

If you can find a bottle It is definitely a good buy. Pretty good price for an almost 19 year old whisky. (I got it for less than the distillery released HP 18. It has an excellent flavor. I think HP really shines in sherry casks, and if you find one it really will be your only chance to try it as this is a bottling from a single cask and the cask and most of the bottles are gone now.

If you can't find it, try regular Highland Park 18 year. Great price for an 18 year, it tastes amazing, and is constantly rated as one of the top whiskies in the world.

Originally Posted by KingOscar

If you can find a bottle It is definitely a good buy. Pretty good price for an almost 19 year old whisky. (I got it for less than the distillery released HP 18. It has an excellent flavor. I think HP really shines in sherry casks, and if you find one it really will be your only chance to try it as this is a bottling from a single cask and the cask and most of the bottles are gone now.

If you can't find it, try regular Highland Park 18 year. Great price for an 18 year, it tastes amazing, and is constantly rated as one of the top whiskies in the world.

Thanks for the reply. I'm pretty sure I can find a bottle locally, if not I can order it online and pick it up in Brooklyn.

I picked up the HP18 Yesterday and will look for the Signatory this weekend.

Thanks!!

Originally Posted by Mvcrash

I picked up the HP18 Yesterday and will look for the Signatory this weekend.

Thanks!!

You bet. Enjoy!