Show us your whisky! Vol 2
Discussion
Gribs said:
https://scotchwhisky.com/magazine/latest-news/2509...
Absolutely crazy price rises. Who do they think is going to spend £500 on the 25 yo? I've purchased another 1991 and 2000 for drinking but I'm wondering if another couple of the 1991 are worth it to sit on for a few months.
Absolutely crazy price rises. Who do they think is going to spend £500 on the 25 yo? I've purchased another 1991 and 2000 for drinking but I'm wondering if another couple of the 1991 are worth it to sit on for a few months.
That's insane! Surely the whole thing has to start creating problems with demand, as people just go to other drinks/ can't justify the cost of stuff like this.
NRS said:
That's insane! Surely the whole thing has to start creating problems with demand, as people just go to other drinks/ can't justify the cost of stuff like this.
Gribs said:
NRS said:
That's insane! Surely the whole thing has to start creating problems with demand, as people just go to other drinks/ can't justify the cost of stuff like this.
Given Old Pultney is £270, Balblair is £500 then is it going to be £750 for anCnoc when they revamp?!
Mr Trophy said:
Any good?
For the avoidance of doubt - I’ll not be touching it!
Not bad at all actually! A little thin on the arrival, but then the peat flavour comes jogging in followed by quite a bit of sweetness. The peat's not overly medicinal really, and makes a nice change from my usual 'go to' sherried speyside & highland choices. For the avoidance of doubt - I’ll not be touching it!
I'm keeping my eye on the auctions, there's so many on there that some might not even reach RRP - you never know!
If anyone is interested in a bargain and lovely Sherry Blend, this is fantastic.
Normally a bargain at £32 in Waitrose/Amazon, currently only £25.49 on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Berry-Brothers-Rudd-Class...
Dave Broom reviewed this in April 2018 and gave it 87/100, which is a pretty good score from him.
https://scotchwhisky.com/whisky-reviews/new-whiski...
I don't normally go for blends (apart from the odd Compass Box, and a bottle or two of JW Green Label), but this is exceptional - to me anyway.
Normally a bargain at £32 in Waitrose/Amazon, currently only £25.49 on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Berry-Brothers-Rudd-Class...
Dave Broom reviewed this in April 2018 and gave it 87/100, which is a pretty good score from him.
https://scotchwhisky.com/whisky-reviews/new-whiski...
I don't normally go for blends (apart from the odd Compass Box, and a bottle or two of JW Green Label), but this is exceptional - to me anyway.
A friend opened a bottle of this, and just tried my sample now. Really cool history. However history is probably the best thing, it's a weird "whisky" I'd have to say! Not recommended for drinking I'd have to say - at least not more than a test!
https://www.whiskyauctioneer.com/lot/87812/delva-s...
https://www.whiskyauctioneer.com/lot/87812/delva-s...
NRS said:
A friend opened a bottle of this, and just tried my sample now. Really cool history. However history is probably the best thing, it's a weird "whisky" I'd have to say! Not recommended for drinking I'd have to say - at least not more than a test!
https://www.whiskyauctioneer.com/lot/87812/delva-s...
Just read the history, very cool indeed!https://www.whiskyauctioneer.com/lot/87812/delva-s...
the scottish malt whisky society on queen street? they have a very extensive selection of whisky!! although they don’t sell all the whisky under its normal name, every bottle is given a number and you/ bar tender picks based on tasting notes etc....... but if you have a quick google you’ll find out what whisky is what number.
rsbmw said:
I'm in Edinburgh Thursday night, any recommendations on where to go for some decent whisky?
Whisky Bar - Balmoral Hotel & Usquabae (I live in Edinburgh, these are my recommendations). I'd try and stay away from the Royal Mile - it's tourist prices. One shop has a Macallan 30 sherry for sale, £6.5K
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