Most have a minor increase, but some like the quarter cask are up $10.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mcbladescar
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Most have a minor increase, but some like the quarter cask are up $10.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mcbladescar
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I feel for you Canadians and the prices you pay. But this reminds me-I'm way overdue for a bottle of my favorite Quarter Cask. They run about $57 USD at my local.
It's a sad day.Quote:
Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY
Just about to have one last dram of Bunnahabhain Toiteach before putting up my my review. It's taken me ages to write as usual. It's a shame I'm so slack about it.
I'm on a low-cost whisky phase right now. I recently bought a bottle of Benromach 5 year old and I'm just about to buy an indy peated bunnahabhain 8 year old.
Tonight's a new one...The Glenrothes Bourbon Cask Reserve. Vanilla and berries. Nice!
I love it when the LOTH goes shopping for single malts. She reads the shelf tags and buys based on the notes. She has a good picker!
Had a friend come over tonight that I haven't seen in a while. Beers, then Scotch.....
Bruichladdich Port Charlotte, Scottish Barley.
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I've tried th Port Charlotte a couple of times at a friend's house. Good stuff.:tu
This is my cream de la cream of Scotches. At 50% it offers a nice burn. As well as the amazing Peat smoke, this one is very enjoyable! Saved for guests!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings
I'm trying not to buy too much as well, but mostly because there's not much space in my cupboard. Also having a bit of a Bunnahabhain phase. Just reviewed Toiteach and now I'm investigating Eirigh Na Greine. Both very nice so far. The eirigh na greine is apparently a mix of malts from bunnahabhain, at least some of which are aged in red wine barrels. It almost has a sherried character, but not quite. Interesting stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by PigHog
