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Originally Posted by sarg
Sorry, count me out
1. I don't like whisky 
2. Will be driving back to our B&B afterwards anyway |
1. That just means you've not tried the "right" one yet...
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Originally Posted by HPsauce
Count me in, the only problem I have is contributing constructively to the collection.
Anticipating our planned visit to Islay my stocks are now fairly depleted and the two fine whiskies I have "in reserve" I hope you'll understand I'm rather reluctant to bring along - Laphproaig 18yo and Octomore 06.1.
I might have a bit of Jura and a variety of Bruichladdich (Islay Barley 2006) though.
We also have some House of Commons Number 1 12yo, though that is of course not a single malt.
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That's fine, I'm keeping back some of my "finer" ones, and I'm sure Jim will do the same with some of the Laird's Collection, and I don't think we'll be too elitist about it - I
might also bring some Irish and a very nice American Bourbon for comparison purposes. That's part of the beauty of having a big car with a big boot..
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Originally Posted by PsYcHe
I may be in.. Campsite is only a small stagger away and the missus can drive us home on Sunday  |
Good! - I'm sure the negotiations will go well...
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Originally Posted by ainarssems
I do not have any to offer but always up for tasting.
I just hope it's not the same with whiskey as wine because I find the cheaper the wine the better taste. |
Not sure it's the same with whisky. Certainly a malt whisky - almost any of them - is a very different drink from a (cheaper) blended one. Chacun a son gout, as they say….