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 Topic: Good Scotch, Pronounced Peat |
awhiskeydrink
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 Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 3:06 pm Subject: Good Scotch, Pronounced Peat |
| Oh, and if you like the review, or even if you don't, I'd enjoy the feedback/comments to let me know what you think. I put a lot into the reviews taking many notes and a good amount of research. |
| Topic: Good Scotch, Pronounced Peat |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 3:02 pm Subject: Ardbeg Ten |
Finally got a chance to review and post it guys.
Thanks everyone,
Swift
http://www.ardbegwhisky.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Ardbeg-10-Year-Old.jpg
Ardbeg Ten:
Ardbeg's reopening signaled ... |
| Topic: Good Scotch, Pronounced Peat |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 5:35 pm Subject: Good Scotch, Pronounced Peat |
So I took your advice and bought a bottle of Ardbeg Ten yesterday and damn it was good. I wrote a thorough review that will be up later in the week...
but unbeknownst to me Zack splurge and review ... |
| Topic: Buddy from Edinburgh - The Macallan |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 1:09 pm Subject: Buddy from Edinburgh - The Macallan |
| My friend and grad school colleague Zach put up his first scotch review on my site. It's a well researched & great review, and I wanted to show him a bit of support by sharing it with the experts ... |
| Topic: Better Sources: the Making of Whiskey/Scotch? |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2011 6:07 pm Subject: Better Sources: the Making of Whiskey/Scotch? |
Thanks guys. I went out and found a pdf preview of the book. It looks terrific.
Anything with more of a recipe? |
| Topic: Better Sources: the Making of Whiskey/Scotch? |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2011 4:17 pm Subject: Better Sources: the Making of Whiskey/Scotch? |
| I was hoping the .uk forum could help me out a bit. I've ask around on the .com forums for references on the exact processes involved in producing whiskey. For example, how are the oak barrels treat ... |
| Topic: Good Scotch, Pronounced Peat |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 7:30 pm Subject: Good Scotch, Pronounced Peat |
| I've heard good things about Ardbeg, and that's twice now it has come up. |
| Topic: Good Scotch, Pronounced Peat |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 3:16 pm Subject: Good Scotch, Pronounced Peat |
Whoops  I'd edit it, but you already caught me.
Thanks Crane for the reply those. A variety of choices will provide me a couple of post to compare. Plus the drinking & reviewing part i ... |
| Topic: Good Scotch, Pronounced Peat |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 2:13 pm Subject: Good Scotch, Pronounced Peat |
I've been reviewing scotches, and loving them all.
I'm looking for something peaty next, but that my readers might enjoy. Something bolder. Any recommendation? Maybe something from Isay?
Th ... |
| Topic: Springbank 2011 Releases |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 4:34 pm Subject: Springbank 2011 Releases |
I'm hooked on their two different ten years. I'd love to purchase an 18. Is it incredible smooth, because I really enjoy the coal roast peat flavor on the back end? Awesome release/great news.
C ... |
| Topic: Do you keep your empty whisky bottles? |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 4:30 pm Subject: Do you keep your empty whisky bottles? |
I don't have enough space in my liquor cabinet or wine rack, so they have to go.
but I give them to the college art school to draw. They actually want them ;)
Cheers,
Swift |
| Topic: Suggestions to further my journey |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 4:26 pm Subject: Suggestions to further my journey |
| If you enjoyed Springbank, then the recommendations for Highland Park 12 or 15 are spot on. Springbank 10 comes in a higher proof that is outstanding with a splash of filtered water to reveal all its ... |
| Topic: Glenfarclas 175th Anniversary Limited Edition |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 3:12 am Subject: Glenfarclas 175th Anniversary Limited Edition |
...that was a bit confusing.
Reading through the article the tasting notes were of aged caskets with toffee and vanilla tones; reminding me of bourbons I enjoy. I hopped over from one of the othe ... |
| Topic: Is it just me or... |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 6:29 pm Subject: Is it just me or... |
| too sweet and a good whiskey goes to a make do dessert |
| Topic: Glenfarclas 175th Anniversary Limited Edition |
awhiskeydrink
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Forum: Single Malt Whisky Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 6:26 pm Subject: Glenfarclas 175th Anniversary Limited Edition |
it sounds like a scotch/bourbon highbred of sorts. Worth a try for sure, but I'll have to look into the cost.
Thanks for the post. |
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