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badams

Life & love, beer & whiskey, friends & family, fun & games, take all the good things you can and leave the bad behind.

Location: Belfast

Favourite whisky(s): Laphroaig Quarter Cask, Ardbeg 10yr old

Website: http://www.adamus.nl

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My latest Tweets - @badams

  • Sep 02 15:52

    I realise the Discovery Channel hostage taker was a psycho, but the man did have a point... http://bit.ly/aUEqPs

  • Sep 02 15:37

    RT @SEOdojo: SEO Dojo Chat - Keyword research f/ @DanThies (and @WordStream) is gonna ROCK! (more here) http://is.gd/eRAWD

  • Sep 02 13:44

    Good stuff from @louisventer - RT @state_ofsearch: Need for Speed : Time is Money http://bit.ly/9QyISV

  • Sep 02 13:37

    @RuudHein I see your point. Educating the audience, not stating the bloody obvious, that sort of thing.

  • Sep 02 13:27

    @RuudHein for clarity's sake we could also just call it the 80/20 rule. People seem to catch on quicker when you call it that. :)

My whisky reviews (5)

  • Macallan Travel Series 1950's - Dangerously easy to drink

    By badams on 4th Jun 20102010-06-04T10:59:00

    I have mixed feelings about this whisky. On the one side it's a real easy dram to drink, going down with remarkable smoothness and making you feel good about it. It carries that distinctive Speyside f… read more

    Rating:
    7.5 / 10
  • Strathisla 12 Year old (flat bottle) - A Speyside gem

    By badams on 25th Jan 20102010-01-25T21:50:00

    I have a love/hate relationship with Speyside whiskies. Many of the ones I've tasted are not according to my tastes, but once in a while I stumble upon as true gem. Strathisla is one of them. The 12 year… read more

    Rating:
    8.5 / 10
  • Bushmills Black Bush - A strong expression

    By badams on 25th Jan 20102010-01-25T17:04:00

    I generally prefer single malts over blends, but there are a few exceptions - some of Jameson's finest and this particular Bushmills, the Black Bush. Its flavour is remarkably distinctive for a blend,… read more

    Rating:
    8.5 / 10
  • Jameson 18 Year old - One of Jameson's finest

    By badams on 25th Jan 20102010-01-25T14:13:00

    Jameson's blends nearly unerringly improve with age. The 18 year old 'master selection' is no exception. Full-bodied, rich in flavours, it is nonetheless easy to drink thanks to the presence Jameson's … read more

    Rating:
    8.0 / 10
  • Teaninich 10 Year old - Lost in chemicals

    By badams on 25th Jan 20102010-01-25T14:07:00

    Teaninich is advertised as a light, fresh whisky, but all I get from it are raw chemicals. Even after repeated attempts and dilution with a splash of water the whisky doesn't open up to me. The taste is… read more

    Rating:
    3.0 / 10

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