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Arran is one of my favorite distilleries so I'll be happy to help!
Hope that helps!
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@dloewen it looks like you've got some excellent advice already. I second the 10 to begin with - although Arran does put out both a blended whisky and a single malt under a Robbie Burns label. I haven't actually tried either but they may suit your Burns dinner purposes. Apart from the cask finishes some of the 12 CS may be an option too. I'm sure it'll be a great night - do let us know what you choose to go with.
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Master of distilling 2. Loving that one at the moment. Palo Cortado casks...
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A lot of good advice here, thank guys! I was thinking along the same lines as @casualtorture But we were hoping to start with the Robbie Burns Single Malt (if it becomes available again through LCBO) and if not, we will start with the blend available through Zyn. The 10 yo seems like a no-brainer, and then finishing with the Machrie Moor...also makes good sense.
So for the middle two: @RikS I was particularly interested in the Bothy Quarter Cask as we have quite a few Bourbon lovers in the group, you marked it quite low though...would you dissuade me from it? Or was it more just your personal taste that kept the mark low?
As for the Port, Sauternes, or Amarone...not sure yet.
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@dloewen if we're opening a poll for the cask finishes, my vote is for the Amarone haha
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I'm sure this is the place to get experienced opinions on this topic! I'm helping put together a Robbie Burns dinner/Arran tasting in January and I want to know which 4 (or 5) bottles would you line up for this? Budget is $400 or less...bottles must be available in Canada.