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By L @LegacyData on 1st Jun 2009, show post

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@Connosr
Connosr replied

Apologies for the short period of downtime this evening, things are back up and running now.

12 years ago 0

@warlordky
warlordky replied

also Tullamore Dew

12 years ago 0

@Jay
Jay replied

Beautiful night. Perfect for a dram of The Dalmore 12 yr.... Delicious!!

12 years ago 0

@Connosr
Connosr replied

Folks, thanks for your patience today. We've just spent the last 10 hours battling gremlins on the server. Finger crossed we should be back online now. Connosr

12 years ago 1Who liked this?

@Moose
Moose replied

Laphroaig 10y Cask Strength

12 years ago 0

@Bigtuna
Bigtuna replied

How long is too long in a flask? I didn't finish all of what was in a flask tonight. How long can it stay in there before going "bad". It's a metal flask, stainless maybe. I remember it coming with something saying not to leave anything in it for a prolonged time.

12 years ago 0

@gap
gap replied

I think it would be grest if users had the possibility to create group. Like regional group or favorite kind of whisky... For exemple, I would love to have a place where all the members from Montréal could discuss.

12 years ago 1Who liked this?

@Mammon
Mammon replied

Which whisky did you get for christmas?

12 years ago 0

crab58 replied

Has anyone tried Tiple smoke

12 years ago 0

ScienceMan replied

I'm new to this game. What are good affordable whiskys for beginners?

12 years ago 0

@Victor
Victor replied

@ScienceMan, this is the sort of question that Connosr members like to answer. There are a number of responses to this question already posted under the discussion titled "Value Whisky".

12 years ago 0

ScienceMan replied

@Victor Great. Thanks for the push in the right direction. I look forward to giving it a read.

12 years ago 0

@Bigtuna
Bigtuna replied

I'm getting ready to go to Barbados on vacation! So I want to hit up the duty free store before leaving so I can have a nice bottle of scotch while I'm there. What's good there these days, any thing that found only in the duty free stories and nowhere else? Also does anyone have any rum suggestions once I get there? We plan on taking a tour of Mount Gay Rum, not my favorite, but we thought it would be cool to see the birth place of rum in many peoples minds. I've heard their "Extra Old" is scotch like (sorry to offend anyone). Thanks for your input.

12 years ago 0

Smokehead replied

I am looking to spend £50 odd ($80) for a quality scotch ,but there are too many choices in this price bracket. I have been looking at Springbank or Longrow,Highland Park,Bunnahabhain 18...etc, but just cant make up my mind...what have you had in this price bracket that you would highly recommend?

12 years ago 0

@maltster
maltster replied

At whiskyfest New York in October they will pour the Lagavulin 21 2012 special release at the Lagavulin lunch - has anyone heard about a new Lagavulin 21 coming?

11 years ago 0

@Dunderland
Dunderland replied

We are a few friends from Norway who will visit The Whisky Stramash i Edinburgh next Weekend - anyone else...?

11 years ago 0

@Bigtuna
Bigtuna replied

So, Chris Thile just won the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation fellowship grant and he was quoted as saying "A very small allocation will go to some incredibly nice liquor to enjoy with dearest friends and family and collaborators." So, what will it be? There was a lot of speculation at the Mandolincafe (www.mandolincafe.com) to what mandolin he would purchase with his newly found wealth that was put to rest with the Huffington Post article, but we may never know what the liquor was. Congratulations Mr. Thile! The link to the full article can be found at: huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/…

11 years ago 0

@GotOak91
GotOak91 replied

New years eve with friends and Fat Tire, Arrogant Bastard Ale, Sublimely Self-Righteous Ale among other things.

11 years ago 0

bennibarrel replied

hello and slainte to everyone! im new here and i would really love to change experiences with you! I love heavily pleated whisky, the Ardbeg Uigeadail, Lagavulin DE and Talisker 10 are my favorites. Have any of you tried the Lagavulin 21 special release yet? let me know what it tastes like! greetings from germany benni

11 years ago 0

@gazza8374
gazza8374 replied

hi all and good evning i want to start a whisky collection,i have about 10 bottles at the moment,what would be the best way to start such a collection.i would like to collect whisky for both keeping as a investment and just to keep to enjoy. i'm looking to spend between £80-£100 per bottle what would you guys recomend as a keepers

thank you garry

11 years ago 0

@abunadhMatada

Ran into this documentary narrated by Brian Cox...

youtube.com/watch/…

Pretty interesting stuff.. Whisky can be your friend or enemy, depending on how u treat it.

I know better to respect it...

11 years ago 0

@Bigtuna
Bigtuna replied

Another Uigeadailb question...

So, I like bourbons and heavily sherried scotch whiskies mainly, I like the saltiness of Oban, I'm fine with the smokiness of the Highland Park 12 &1. Would I like Ardbeg Uigeadail? My only experience with a heavily peated whisky is the Compass Box Peat Monster. It was too much for me at the time roughy 2 years ago. I have not had the Ardbeg 10 yet FYI. Being a huge fan of Aberlour A'bunadh (batch 34) I want some sherry with my peat. Thanks!

11 years ago 0

@GotOak91
GotOak91 replied

Gins to try would be: Bombay Sapphire, (A very popular gin to start with), G'vine (Juniper and grapes distilled together to produce an unorthodox gin. A very unique twist to a gin and tonic), Plymouth, (Quite the traditional and historical gin. It is believed the first written gin martini recipe had Plymouth Gin.

10 years ago 0

@GotOak91
GotOak91 replied

J.B. Black to review, then some Glenmorangie Original

10 years ago 0

@AKGcandlefish

The tasting went great! It was just me and four other guys, one of whom had a casual familiarity with scotch, but the other three knew virtually nothing.

Not surprisingly, the most expensive whisky was also the most popular: the Balvenie 12 Single Barrel, but only by a hair. One of the drinkers wasn't ready for the Laphroaig's peat attack, but the other three loved it. It was a very close second. A surprisingly high rated third was the inexpensive Auchentoshan 12. I've always liked the Three Wood, but the 12 is nearly as good at a much lower price point. Absolutely worth having in stock.

The Springbank and Clynelish were enjoyed by all but didn't pop for any of us the way the other three did. I'll be doing individual reviews for each of these soon, so we'll see how they fair the next time around.

10 years ago 0

@muckrum
muckrum replied

Have an HP12 bottle from which only 2-3 drams came out. Bought in April, by the end of May it had developed a nasty 'burnt tyre rubber' smell that overpowers anything on the nose.

Anybody had any similar experience? Is it to be expected? I bought a bottle for a friend from the same place and the Whisky in that smells fine.

10 years ago 0

@Bigtuna
Bigtuna replied

Anyone order online from Hudson Wine Shop in Fort Lee, NJ?

10 years ago 0

@MCM
MCM replied

Can anyone comment/direct me to the comments on the 2013 cask strength release of Lagavulin 12?

Thanks

10 years ago 0

mofodlm replied

Message added, enter another?

10 years ago 0

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