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  Topic: Hibiki - Japanese Harmony
timelinex

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PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Mon May 16, 2016 6:00 pm   Subject: Hibiki - Japanese Harmony
I had the 12 at a sushi restaurant. It was so close to a Macallan 12 that I wasn't sure if they ran out of Hibiki and actaully just poured my Macallan 12 instead.

I haven't had it again, so I'm not ...
  Topic: Hibiki - Japanese Harmony
timelinex

Replies: 8
Views: 3043

PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Mon May 16, 2016 6:00 pm   Subject: Hibiki - Japanese Harmony
I had the 12 at a sushi restaurant. It was so close to a Macallan 12 that I wasn't sure if they ran out of Hibiki and actaully just poured my Macallan 12 instead.

I haven't had it again, so I'm not ...
  Topic: Anyone blind taste different years?
timelinex

Replies: 5
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PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 8:54 pm   Subject: Anyone blind taste different years?
If it was easy then everyone would be experts... I do a few blind tastings and have different results, the hardest ones are when you blind taste a few age groups that are all bourbon, but usually dif ...
  Topic: Anyone blind taste different years?
timelinex

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PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 6:57 pm   Subject: Anyone blind taste different years?
I've been amassing my collection of Whiskys and getting a taste of many different brands,years & labels.

Whenever I drink a specific bottle I usually look at other reviews first to see what fla ...
  Topic: Anyone split Scotch bottles?
timelinex

Replies: 5
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PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2016 9:24 pm   Subject: Anyone split Scotch bottles?
That brings up a good point. I am seeing alot of choices for bottle tops. What would be best to preserve the whisky? As you mentioned, I have heard before that screw tops are better than cork tops.
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  Topic: Anyone split Scotch bottles?
timelinex

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PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2016 12:49 am   Subject: Anyone split Scotch bottles?
My friend and I are thinking about starting to split Scotch bottles. As new drinkers, we want to try it all and have a good selection. We have 15-20 bottles with alot of overlap. For drinks that I rea ...
  Topic: The Macallan burn
timelinex

Replies: 15
Views: 4152

PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2016 11:46 pm   Subject: The Macallan burn
Have you ever heard/read about bias theory aka confirmation bias?

Haha yes yes. That is why I came on here in the first place. It might be all in our heads, but to us the burn is real! Laughing :lol ...
  Topic: The Macallan burn
timelinex

Replies: 15
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PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2016 11:16 pm   Subject: The Macallan burn
Well I tried a few again with my wife and my friend did the test again with his Macallan Rare Cask and we came to the same conclusion. There is undoubtedly a stronger than normal alcohol burn with the ...
  Topic: The Macallan burn
timelinex

Replies: 15
Views: 4152

PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2016 2:47 am   Subject: The Macallan burn
So I tried some 12 just now and can describe the sensation better. The burn isn't typically what I would associate with low quality alcohol burn that can be felt on the entire palate. This burn is ver ...
  Topic: The Macallan burn
timelinex

Replies: 15
Views: 4152

PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2016 4:44 pm   Subject: The Macallan burn
Hmmm, that's interesting.

I have the 12yr, 15yr & 21 yr and then I've had my business partners rare cask & edition 1. So I've had both the sherry ones and the fine oak ones.

My wife and ...
  Topic: The Macallan burn
timelinex

Replies: 15
Views: 4152

PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2016 1:22 am   Subject: The Macallan burn
I'm fairly new to scotch collecting but I have 15-20 nice bottles now that I've taken a dram or more from. A big part of what sets apart the more expensive scotchs seems to be complexity of taste and ...
  Topic: Private Preserve?
timelinex

Replies: 4
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PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2016 5:31 pm   Subject: Private Preserve?
Have any of you guys used this? It seems to be a mix of Nitrogen and Argon and most people rave about it preserving their liquors.

The main purpose I would use it is to try and stay off oxidation ...
  Topic: Need storing advice - new scotch collector
timelinex

Replies: 11
Views: 1739

PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2016 6:30 pm   Subject: Need storing advice - new scotch collector
Awesome.

Thank you guys for all the knowledge!

It's so hard to not keep buying new ones to try. They are all so different and pleasant in their own way. Since I just began, I'm like a kid in a c ...
  Topic: Need storing advice - new scotch collector
timelinex

Replies: 11
Views: 1739

PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2016 6:10 pm   Subject: Need storing advice - new scotch collector
Hi and welcome on board.

I've rarely had a bottle open for longer than 6 months, although you're right oxidisation does play a part. Some times this works in your favour (i.e. a bottle will improve ...
  Topic: Learning to taste the differences in Scotch
timelinex

Replies: 4
Views: 1683

PostForum: Single Malt Whisky   Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2016 6:00 pm   Subject: Learning to taste the differences in Scotch
As a beginner and with no one to 'show me the way', all the different flavor categories are making my head spin.

smoky
peaty
spicy
herbal
oily
full
rich
sweet
briny
salty
vanilla
tart
...
 
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