Whiskey as a gift
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Fas1975

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1,808 posts

193 months

Thursday 6th March 2014
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I don't drink so reaching out to the Whiskey experts of PH. A colleague of mine has gone above the call of duty for me on a project and I want to show him my appreciation. He's a whiskey drinker. His daily tipple is Tullamore Dew. I wanted to get him something a bit special, £30-£50 range. Can you gents suggest anything? He's in the USA and I will be passing through duty free on my way to visit him in a week's time, so something that's most likely to be available at Heathrow Terminal 5 would be fantastic

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25,372 posts

230 months

Thursday 6th March 2014
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tullamore is an irish whisky and not a good one imvvho.

if they have green spot, buy that. if not then bushmills 16yo or redbreast.

Fas1975

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1,808 posts

193 months

Thursday 6th March 2014
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Excellent. Appreciate the tip

hoegaardenruls

1,224 posts

161 months

Friday 7th March 2014
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Bushmills 16yr old is a good option for someone who likes Irish whiskey.

Other options for something special might be Bladnoch, which is Scottish also triple distilled and pretty smooth, or Yamazaki 12yr old. Not 100% about the Bladnoch, but World of Whiskies at Heathrow do sell Yamazaki..