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Bruichladdich XVII 17 Year Old

Bittersweet Brookie Bruichladdich XVII 17 Year Old

Today I’ll be trying three Brookies H2H. All three are thus from the famous Bruichladdich distillery on the island of Islay. I’ll start off with the XVII, the regular 17 Year Old.This one smells wonde…

@markjedi1By @markjedi113 years ago 0 385

Ardbeg 10 Year Old

I just love it Ardbeg 10 Year Old

After my first sip, I thought "this is bad"... after two more sips, I was thinking "this is the best whisky I ever tasted". I like the taste of the peat.

gBy @geertvercamer13 years ago 0 095

Amrut Fusion

A great dram from India. Impressive Amrut Fusion

Nose: Oak, Big Big Vanilla notes, and spice. Also some sweet notes of barley. caramelized biscuits and rather gentle peat which adds a new twist to it all. Some fruity notes as well, I’d say over-ripe…

@galgBy @galg13 years ago 0 290

Macallan Cask Strength

Sherry Bomba Macallan Cask Strength

So far I’ve only tasted three The Macallan from the Fine Oak series. Those were very good, each of them. Especially the 15 Year Old. Today, however, I tried the Macallan 10 Year Old Cask Strength. Is was…

@markjedi1By @markjedi113 years ago 0 289

Bowmore 12 Year Old

Bowmore and more and more Bowmore 12 Year Old

Nose, Taste, Finish and Balance are graded out of 2.5 each.Nose: There is the unmistakeably Islay hit of smoked eel, seaweed and medicine, however unlike some of Bowmore's famous Islay cousins such as…

@OJKBy @OJK13 years ago 0 385

Bruichladdich Peat

Whisky and Cinnamon Hearts Bruichladdich Peat

We filled up on whisky We filled up on wine We filled up on cinnamon hearts And when we were done, Took our tingly tongues And licked all our favourite parts —Matthew Barber, “Cinnamon Hearts”…

@dbkBy @dbk13 years ago 0 688

Macallan Travel Series 1950s

Dangerously easy to drink Macallan Travel Series 1950s

I have mixed feelings about this whisky. On the one side it's a real easy dram to drink, going down with remarkable smoothness and making you feel good about it. It carries that distinctive Speyside…

@badamsBy @badams13 years ago 0 175