Couple glasses into my Laphroaig 10 year. Thanks to this thread for introducing me to it.
-dan-
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Couple glasses into my Laphroaig 10 year. Thanks to this thread for introducing me to it.
-dan-
Haven't pulled out my pipes in a while...thanks for the reminder
A glass of Lagavulin whilst seated in a soft leather chair sounds good right about now...
I've been enjoying the Highland single malt from Grangestone, a captive bottling offered by TotalWine. Good stuff, lighter and smoother than some of the other Highland malts I've had, but not as light and sweet as Speyside whiskys. Just a hint of peat/smoke at the end.
Lagavulin is a favorite for me too, the 10yo or QC.
Right now I'm enjoying a glass of Auchentoshan 12 yo, very smooth and nice!
I"m going to throw this one out there. It is so nice and simple to drink. Even better here in Ontario I still count it as inexpensive at 40 bucks.
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I lived on the isle of Skye for 8 months so have a soft spot for Talisker 18, just the smell brings great memories.
Tonight I'm raising a glass to absent friends - feel free to join in...
Aberlour 12 yo
Hey all,
i had the opportunity to try this mythological bourbon recently at a whiskey bar here in NYC. The scent, taste and finish of this Kentucky bourbon is by far the best bourbon I have tasted (and I've tasted too many bourbons). So I've been looking to purchase a bottle, but it would be easier to find a NOS Heljestrand 134 for $50. Seriously, after about 10 hours of research the only place I could find it was a distributor in Australia that wanted $875 (AU) plus shipping for a bottle that has a US MSRP of $80.
If any of you bourbon fans happen to get lucky and find a bottle or a restaurant/bar that does, I highly recommend try this one of a kind bourbon.