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Robert99 replied
For me Bowmore Laimrig, Yoichi 10 and a year opened bottle of Booker's. I am not sure you would agree with me about the Yoichi as I don't agree with you for the Talisker, which makes me believe we have very different taste, but the Laimrig will surprise you going from a dry mineral flavor ( pebbles) to sweet sherry in no time while a very oxidized Booker's will leave you speachless with its improbable duo of rosewater and hot spicies.
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Cunundrum replied
Laphroaig CS 006, Ardbeg Uigeadail, nearly any Blackadder bottling, Lagavulin 16 or 12, Signatory Glen Elgins, 1980's Clynelishes, 1980's Springbanks.
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Which other malts, besides the ones I can think of (below), would you consider to be 'dynamic' on the palate & finish - ie. they offer a transition of various, fairly contrasting, flavours and notes..?
Ones that come to mind immediately are Highland Park 18, pretty much all Taliskers and Tomatin 18...