Whisky

• kraker

• Oct 11, 2006

Nice to meet a fellow APUG subscriber who's also a fellow SMWS member ;-)

 

• Dave Wooten

• Oct 11, 2006

Oh my, how inspirational!

 

• Kensey

• Oct 11, 2006

It all aids in the development...

 

• JLP

• Oct 11, 2006

How was it?

 

• Kensey

• Oct 11, 2006

"...sounds and sweet airs, that give delight" mmmmmm...

 

• Dave Wooten

• Oct 11, 2006

I had a nice bottle 18 yr old scotch.....had...

 

• Kensey

• Oct 11, 2006

Its a bit like an open bottle of dev... use it or lose it!

 

• Uncle Bill

• Oct 11, 2006

So, from one single malt lover to another, how was it? I am partial to Craggamore myself.

Bill

 

• Blighty

• Oct 11, 2006

As above. I am at this moment partaking of a rather nice Isle of Arran single malt which (I find) aids one's critical faculties.

 

• Kensey

• Oct 12, 2006

I am newly converted to the joys of cask strength malt whisky, and still learning the tasting vocabulary. This particular malt is from Islay, I believe the distillery is Bowmore (SMWS do not identify the source on the bottles) I dilute it 1:1 adding water a little at a time. Like most Islay malts, it is powerful, peaty, seaweedy and a bit like cough syrup. But absolutely gorgeous, though best savoured in small doses!
Bill, I don't think I've yet tried Craggamore, must give it shot.
Nor, Blighty, can I recall trying anything from Arran: my education is so lacking...