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Aberlour A'bunadh

Challenger for my favorite whisky Aberlour A'bunadh

I held off buying a bottle of this because I wasn't sure what I would think of it. I'm usually a big fan of Islay whisky, so I didn't know how I would react to the heavy Sherry taste of the A'bunadh.I…

dBy @dmessmer12 years ago 0 1595

Highland Park 12 Year Old

Huge Disappointment Highland Park 12 Year Old

I had heard so much about this one that when I finally tried it I had really high expectations. It failed to meet them.Everything starts off wonderfully. The color is a lush amber, and the nose has a…

dBy @dmessmer12 years ago 0 864

Compass Box Hedonism

A Pendulum of Pleasure Compass Box Hedonism

Compass Box Hedonism is a blend of grain whiskies from Cameron Bridge, Carsebridge, and Cambus. The youngest of these is 14 years and the eldest is 29.The nose has an immediate sweetness reminiscent of…

@dbkBy @dbk12 years ago 0 186

Green Spot Single Pot Still

One Rather Boring Unicorn... Green Spot Single Pot Still

According to Ian Buxton, this is supposed to be one of the best Irish whiskey currently in production. In fact, he considers this one of the very rare and exclusive "holy grail" of whiskeys... I was…

@j0h3llBy @j0h3ll12 years ago 0 073

Ardbeg 10 Year Old

My First Islay Ardbeg 10 Year Old

At a whisky tasting at my friend's home, I tasted the Bowmore Surf and Enigma. I couldn't stand the smokey taste of them. When I read the Bowmore reviews, I knew I had to learn to appreciate the Islay…

@TheNordinBy @TheNordin12 years ago 0 291

Talisker 10 Year Old

Talisker 10yr Talisker 10 Year Old

Nose: Pepper and licorice saltwater taffy from the shore. Then, soft cheese, ripe. Stomach acid. Faintly unpleasant.Palate: Hot - rises up the back of your throat - but calms down fast. Amaretto cookie…

WBy @WmRamsey12 years ago 0 084

Amrut Fusion

A Step In The Right Direction Amrut Fusion

Amrut Fusion is a single malt whisky derived from both Scottish and Indian barley crops. At the distillery, the Scottish barley malt is peated, distilled, and matured separately from the unpeated Indian…

@dbkBy @dbk12 years ago 0 882