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@jeanluc
jeanluc started a discussion

I've just finished a bottle Talisker 10 year old. Its been a slow burner, a faithful old friend that was always there. I almost couldn't bring myself to polish off the final measure.

Its time to move on now though... what was the last bottle you finished?

14 years ago

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@yossiyitzak
yossiyitzak replied

The last botte I finished was my Ardbeg 10yr. I did not fully appreciate it until the end either. It took a while for it to grow on me and now I miss it dearly!!

14 years ago 1Who liked this?

@wibcasto
wibcasto replied

Dewar's White Label... Yuck. It tasted as much like tequila as it did whiskey... Never again.

14 years ago 0

@jdcook
jdcook replied

Last bottle was the Glenfiddich 21 year old Gran Reserva. Good dram, but fairly expensive to replace... ;)

14 years ago 0

@markjedi1
markjedi1 replied

The last bottle I finished was an Auchentoshan (what else?) 12 Year Old. Have several other bottles with only a few measures left in them though. Good thing the holidays are coming up... Need to restock soon.

14 years ago 0

@jwise
jwise replied

I finished off a bottle of Glenrothes that I'd been nursing for a while when an old friend came into town. We had a bit of an informal scotch tasting, and that bottle was finally killed. I hated throwing it away, even though I already had a replacement bottle waiting in the reserves!

14 years ago 1Who liked this?

dramkiller replied

Highland Park 18. Always brought out after a nice dinner at home....sad to see it go, off to fetch a new one.

14 years ago 0

@chrisbator
chrisbator replied

Glen Garioch 15 year old. Nice day to day value, already replaced the bottle.

14 years ago 0

isaacso replied

My most recently finished was my first bottle of Cragganmore 12, a Speyside malt that I find to be excellent all around. It's a little lighter than the Macallan 12, but with similar bite and a nice, lingering finish. A second bottle has already taken its place.

14 years ago 2Who liked this?

@ahnlak
ahnlak replied

Last bottle was a Talisker 18 year old; I usually have two or three bottles open at once, as what I fancy drinking depends on my mood. The Ardbeg Airigh Nam Beist is more of a one-dram-a-day kind of whisky, but the Talisker goes down far too fast ;)

I suspect the next bottle I finish will be the one I most recently opened - the Kilchoman 2009 Autumn Release; wonderfully drinkable, from an exciting new distillery (indeed, sufficiently new that it's not listed here!)

14 years ago 0

@cave
cave replied

Glenfiddich 12 years ... will be replaced soon ! Very good price/quality for the daily dram !

14 years ago 0

@lucadanna1985

just finished my first bottle since I started with single malts...rest in peace Ardbeg 10, you have been a good friend to me!

13 years ago 0

@Victor
Victor replied

Ardbeg Uigeadail. Thank God I have four more bottles! @wibcasto, a year ago I would not have believed it myself, but there are some very good tequilas. I will avoid the Dewar's White Label, as you recommend.

13 years ago 0

@beduffboy
beduffboy replied

I've just finished a four roses single barrell, one of my favourite bourbons. I'd like to buy another one but there's so many others i need to try.

13 years ago 0

@OCeallaigh
OCeallaigh replied

I am putting off finishing any of my bottles... I have an HP 12, a Laphroaig 10, an anCnoc 12 and a Buffalo Trace Bourbon that are all perilously close to their demise... I may have to see my HP off tonight...

13 years ago 0

@markjedi1
markjedi1 replied

Just finished my Guillon (French whisky) and Jura 10. Several bottles only have one or two measures left, so more will be sent to the Whisky Walhalla shortly, such as a Laddie 17 Rum Cask and Toshan 3-Wood.

13 years ago 0

@Lee
Lee replied

Over the week a number of bottles have died. Laphroaig 10 yr old, Ardbeg Corryvrecken, Glengoyne 10yr old, Dalwhinne 15 yr old and Balvenie Double Wood. Tonight will see the end of the Chivas Regal 12 and most sad of all my remaining bottle of Ardbeg Uigeadail.

Waiting for my prize of 4 Cooley whiskies to arrive to top my stock up as price crunch taken a bite out of my whisky money. :o(

13 years ago 0

@db44
db44 replied

Lagavulin 16 YO, a couple of weeks back. Very hasistly replaced. Phew!!!

13 years ago 0

@rwbenjey
rwbenjey replied

Balvenie 12 Year Doublewood

13 years ago 0

@markjedi1
markjedi1 replied

Last night my Bruichladdich 17 Rum Cask passed away... It will be sorely missed.

13 years ago 1Who liked this?

@Alanjp
Alanjp replied

The last one i finished was my Amrut Single Malt last night, such a wonderful experience and it was a shame the bottle had to end!

13 years ago 0

@jwise
jwise replied

I killed my bottle of Balvenie 15yr Single Barrel the other night. It had been opened for a while, so it was time for it to go... :(

13 years ago 0

@drinix
drinix replied

Just killed a bottle of JW Black, a great every day whisky. Now I need another blend.

13 years ago 0

@Donough
Donough replied

Actually we finished two in the same night; Caol Ila chieftan and The Balvenie doublewood. The Caol ila is a strong wiskey; a winter warmer that I found very agreeabl. The Balvenie was more cultured if you will. Tho nose with a few drops of water was really nice and complex.

13 years ago 0

Fergie71 replied

Few nights ago, I finished my bottle of Famous Grouse Gold Reserver 12 yr old..... and no longer available in my neck of the woods....
Nice honey start-up - goes on Vanilla and cherry - was having it on the rocks in mid-afternoon! soooo much fun!

13 years ago 0

@jasonbstanding

Last week I polished off the dregs from my bottles of Glenlivet 18, Lavagulin 12, Glenrothes 1991, and Bruichladdich Rocks.

It's always difficult to consign a bottle to history by finishing it completely, but what encouraged me into it was that the levels had gotten pretty low, and various experts on the topic have told me that any time a bottle gets below halfway you should finish it within 6-12 months or risk oxidation effects.

13 years ago 0

@TracerBullet
TracerBullet replied

Glenmorangie Madeira Wood Finish. Too bad Glenmorangie no longer makes this expression.

13 years ago 0

@jwise
jwise replied

I have an unopened bottle of Glenmorangie Madeira Wood Finish waiting me in the cabinet. I am working on a bottle of their Port Wood Finish, and waiting until it is gone before opening the Madeira Wood Finish.

Finishing off a Glenrothes 1991, Laga 12, and Bruichladdich Rocks in the same week? Ouch... What did you buy/open to celebrate their demise?

13 years ago 0

@jasonbstanding

@jwise Oh it was just that I shifted house last weekend, and I figured it made more sense to put those bottles out of their misery than it did to waste time hauling bottles mostly full of air around the place. It seems the Universe doesn't want me to reclaim any shelf space though, because 3 days later I got an email to tell me I'd won 3 x 100mL bottles of Glenrothes from an online competition I entered a while back...

Now, to give the remains of this bottle of Macallan 18 Fine Oak what for...

13 years ago 0

@jwise
jwise replied

Mac 18 FINE OAK? I've heard of the 17 Fine Oak, but never the 18 FO. Hmmm....

So, you were one of the winners in the Glenrothes sweepstakes? I guess that means I DID NOT win the free trip to the distillery in May. :( Which bottles did they send you? I have quite a few bottles of Glenrothes.

13 years ago 0

@jasonbstanding

@jwise Well, that's what it do say on the label (twitpic.com/4324gu). Glenrothes was Select Reserve, 1998 and 1988. Bottles haven't arrived just yet, so you've still got opportunity to hijack the post!

13 years ago 0

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