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Podie said:
It's lovely. Surprisingly complex, but very smooth.
No smoke or peat, but heavily sherried. A bit like molasses in some ways.
Dangerously easy to drink (I rarely add water to anything though). At the same price point, the Balvenie 21 is also bloody lovely.
Thanks very much.No smoke or peat, but heavily sherried. A bit like molasses in some ways.
Dangerously easy to drink (I rarely add water to anything though). At the same price point, the Balvenie 21 is also bloody lovely.
I bought the Dalmore 12 year old on Thursday. I felt the 15 was just to strong for me. Terrible I know!
Mr Trophy said:
Podie said:
It's lovely. Surprisingly complex, but very smooth.
No smoke or peat, but heavily sherried. A bit like molasses in some ways.
Dangerously easy to drink (I rarely add water to anything though). At the same price point, the Balvenie 21 is also bloody lovely.
Thanks very much.No smoke or peat, but heavily sherried. A bit like molasses in some ways.
Dangerously easy to drink (I rarely add water to anything though). At the same price point, the Balvenie 21 is also bloody lovely.
I bought the Dalmore 12 year old on Thursday. I felt the 15 was just to strong for me. Terrible I know!
This is smoother, but a stronger flavour.
Jura Origin tonight:
I must say Jura is not one I would myself, but never look a gift horse in the mouth. This expression seems more balanced on the overly caramel flavour I get from their others. It could do with some peat,but there is at least a slight hint of medicinal bitterness to it - the tcp flavour if you will.
I must say Jura is not one I would myself, but never look a gift horse in the mouth. This expression seems more balanced on the overly caramel flavour I get from their others. It could do with some peat,but there is at least a slight hint of medicinal bitterness to it - the tcp flavour if you will.
George7 said:
I popped into a few of the whisky shops along the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, the prices were shocking! I guess they're just tourist traps, they did have a big selection though.
They are in keeping with the price of everything in the city! I don't mind paying for quality, and at least whisky is more or less guaranteed quality, but some things in Edinburgh are expensive but also s
te. 
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