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    I am thinking same!
    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ezekiel81 View Post
    A bit more A'Bunadh for me. Trying to get a review up on my blog, but I keep having internet issues at home. I'm posting this from work and can't work on whisky reviews. It's ever so slightly frustrating.
    So you are having a dram at work?
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    Whisky reviews. A dram at work.......Whoa!
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    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings View Post
    A'Bundh or Glenfarclas 15, or maybe Glenfarclas 105, are on my short list for next whisky purchase. Any thoughts?
    I'm quite a fan of glenfarclas actually. I've not tried the 15 year old but the 105 is excellent for its price. It's very rich with quite deep flavours. - think Christmas cake. I might get another bottle soon.

    Glenfarclas 12 year old seems more like an island whisky - oily and peppery. That was great and only about £30

    I'd like to try the 10 year old too, maybe next.

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    I like The Arran Malt but I have never tasted a cask strength Arran. I am looking forward to read your impressions of this whisky.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings View Post
    A'Bundh or Glenfarclas 15, or maybe Glenfarclas 105, are on my short list for next whisky purchase. Any thoughts?
    I'm loving the A'Bunadh at the moment. I haven't tried the other two you mentioned.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlanQ View Post
    So you are having a dram at work?
    I wish. Just posting from work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ezekiel81 View Post
    I wish. Just posting from work.
    Most emplyers tend to frown upon such actions.
    But I suppose it would be tolerated by some employers. Such as a distillery which might actually encourage its master distillers to taste from time to time, purely for quality control reasons of course

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    So. The Arran Malt cask no 17 is an ex oloroso sherry cask. This whisky is very rich. With no water, there's toffee apples, raisins and fudge on the nose and the palate is much the same with more fruit cake and caramel. It has a medium length toffee like finish.

    This is 58% I think, so it packs a punch but in a reasonably refined kind of way.

    With water (I did one teaspoon, then a second), the fierceness and the depth is toned down and the deeper caramel flavours are replaced with more raisin and heather flavours.

    Really very good for the price. I still need to buy the 10 year old!

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