FabGuys.com forum: Scottish Single Malts

By *ugged Northerner OP Man
2 weeks ago

North East

Love a dram of Scottish Single Malt so for any fellow whisky drinkers out there what ones do you enjoy?

For me:

Laphroaig

The MacAllan

Highland Park

Jura

Talisker Storm

Dalmore

Old Pulteney

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By *alm_one4Man
2 weeks ago

Grays

Bowmore is the only one I really drink, although I recently bought a set of 3 miniature Glenfiddich which were nicer than I remembered them to be.

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By *airFetishMan
2 weeks ago

Maldon

Old Pultney

Ardbeg

Bowmore

Caol Isla

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
2 weeks ago

North East

"Bowmore is the only one I really drink, although I recently bought a set of 3 miniature Glenfiddich which were nicer than I remembered them to be. "

Glenfiddich is a nice whisky 🥃👍

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By *alm_one4Man
2 weeks ago

Grays

"Bowmore is the only one I really drink, although I recently bought a set of 3 miniature Glenfiddich which were nicer than I remembered them to be.

Glenfiddich is a nice whisky 🥃👍"

The set had the normal one plus a 12 yo and a 15yo. Will need to try again but think I preferred the regular version

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By *oxleyMan
2 weeks ago

Wetherby

Glenlivet

No ice

Splash of water - sublime !!!

The splash makes all the difference - smooths it out.

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By *ammiTVTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Inverness

MacAllan 12 yo

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By *ittlefishMan
2 weeks ago

Im here

Laphroig

Lagavulin

Tamnavulin

Glenlivet

Jura Superstition

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By *uteCub86Man
2 weeks ago

Swindon

Laphroaig 10 year is my favourite at the moment.

I do like Highland park 12 year is my second favourite.

And if I'm entertaining I get a bottle of black label Johnny walker out.

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
2 weeks ago

North East

"Bowmore is the only one I really drink, although I recently bought a set of 3 miniature Glenfiddich which were nicer than I remembered them to be.

Glenfiddich is a nice whisky 🥃👍

The set had the normal one plus a 12 yo and a 15yo. Will need to try again but think I preferred the regular version "

The regular one was a firm favourite of my Grandads so it’s one that I like to buy once in awhile

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By *oxleyMan
2 weeks ago

Wetherby

Woodford Reserve

Angels Envy

I’ll get me coat 🤓

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By *uriousguy18Man
2 weeks ago

Goole

Lagavulin

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By *xmareMan
2 weeks ago

Norwich

Glenmorangie

Any light Speyside.

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By *aciallover5Man
2 weeks ago

shrewsbury

Rinse the glass and tip the water out then

Royal Lochnagar

macallan 25 year old

Caol Isla

clienliesh

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By *oxleyMan
2 weeks ago

Wetherby

Like that idea 👍👍👍

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By *DCambsMan
2 weeks ago

Cambridge

Lots of good single malts out there.

I met my husband in 1994, and for his birthday in 1995 I bought him a 30 year old Springbank single malt.

He left his Mrs for me, and several months later his son in law and the guy who had been his best man at his wedding were sent as emissaries to ask "when are you giving this all up and coming home". While he had his pow-wow, I made dinner. After dinner we broke out the 30yo single malt and consumed it between us over several hours. During this time, the former best man told me, "we all knew, we should never have let him get married". The son in law was taken with my guitar playing and singing, I'd been playing Simon and Garfunkel, Jim Croce, Gordon Lightfoot, early Chris de Burgh (Crusader, The Girl with April in her Eyes, etc.)

They knew they were on a hiding to nothing.

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By *airyscot72Man
2 weeks ago

scotland

"Love a dram of Scottish Single Malt so for any fellow whisky drinkers out there what ones do you enjoy?

For me:

Laphroaig

The MacAllan

Highland Park

Jura

Talisker Storm

Dalmore

Old Pulteney "
old Pulteney my fav at the moment

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By *hristoffortopMan
2 weeks ago

Elgin

Really enjoy Wolfburn single malt from NE Scotland, Best on ice,

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By *hropmMan
2 weeks ago

some where

I am having a dram as we speak bottle sent to me from son in London called leith bond table whisky one I've ever tryed absolutely gorgeous.

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By *onnieabcMan
2 weeks ago

north down

Glenmorange 12 yo

Glenfiddich 15yo

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By *ornycoastMan
2 weeks ago

whitley bay

I love Lagavulin. It’s a pity it costs so much, but I got a bottle in the duty free.

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
2 weeks ago

North East

"I love Lagavulin. It’s a pity it costs so much, but I got a bottle in the duty free. "

It’s a very nice whisky 🥃

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By *az1478Man
2 weeks ago

chesterfield

Arran 10yr single malt non chill filtered

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By *uteCub86Man
2 weeks ago

Swindon

Laphroaig 10 YO Single Malt Whisky is another worth a go. Lovely and peaty

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By *evanianMan
1 week ago

Gogledd Ddwyrain Cymru

The names of two fine malts that stick in mind are "Tomatin" and "Edradour" 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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By *b72Man
1 week ago

Moray

I only collect it, don’t really drink it. It’s good having about 40 distilleries within 30 miles of your home

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By *evanianMan
1 week ago

Gogledd Ddwyrain Cymru

"I only collect it, don’t really drink it. It’s good having about 40 distilleries within 30 miles of your home "

God's own country there! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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By *ammy57TV/TS
1 week ago

Stevenage and Telford

"Lots of good single malts out there.

I met my husband in 1994, and for his birthday in 1995 I bought him a 30 year old Springbank single malt.

They knew they were on a hiding to nothing. "

I do feel sorry for the wife, but it's a lovely story. I hope he makes you as happy (with and without the whiskey!)

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By *leepflowerMan
1 week ago

Leek

I've tried a few times but I just can't.

Spirits in general don't do it for me but Whisky in particular I don't think I'll ever get. I'm just destined not to like it.

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By *unolf75Man
1 week ago

Doncaster

Scapa

& if any one wants to buy me a bottle of Highland Park 56 they can DM me - lol

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By *untimes61Man
1 week ago

London

Lagavulin for me.

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By *hris111mcrMan
1 week ago

salford

Ive been collecting signal malts for a while and I have a few I'd love to open but they're from numbered barrels so I keep them as an investment.

Actually wrote a book on single malts but I'm nig sure how to go about getting it published. But. I have to say my favourites are ,

Oban 14 yo,

Dalmore Cigar malt,

Scarpa 14yo (discontinued)

Glen Dronach 15yo ( the older one pre 2020)

Glen fiddich toasted oak (discontinued)

Glen fiddich 21yo

Beinn Dubh

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By *rittboy68TV/TS
1 week ago

Southend

Aberlour 12 years for me

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
1 week ago

North East

"Ive been collecting signal malts for a while and I have a few I'd love to open but they're from numbered barrels so I keep them as an investment.

Actually wrote a book on single malts but I'm nig sure how to go about getting it published. But. I have to say my favourites are ,

Oban 14 yo,

Dalmore Cigar malt,

Scarpa 14yo (discontinued)

Glen Dronach 15yo ( the older one pre 2020)

Glen fiddich toasted oak (discontinued)

Glen fiddich 21yo

Beinn Dubh

Some great choices mate 👍

I enjoy collecting them myself and always buy a different version whenever I’m up in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

You should look into getting the book published I’m sure you will be able to get advice from somewhere on how to go about it

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By *ichey6Man
1 week ago

aberdeen

"Ive been collecting signal malts for a while and I have a few I'd love to open but they're from numbered barrels so I keep them as an investment.

Actually wrote a book on single malts but I'm nig sure how to go about getting it published. But. I have to say my favourites are ,

Oban 14 yo,

Dalmore Cigar malt,

Scarpa 14yo (discontinued)

Glen Dronach 15yo ( the older one pre 2020)

Glen fiddich toasted oak (discontinued)

Glen fiddich 21yo

Beinn Dubh

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Ah I recall a school trip to the Glenfiddich distillery. Noddy Mackie spewed his ringer -the aroma was too much for the wee fella.

The Japanese tourists were not impressed with our ribaldry as I recall. Railway lines were mentioned...

I digress. 🤮

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By *immewillyMan
1 week ago

Dundee

The Balvenie

Glenmorangie

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
1 week ago

North East

"The Balvenie

Glenmorangie

Balvenie 👌

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By *aster islandMan
1 week ago

navan

Scotish whisky is pissh ..

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
1 week ago

North East

"Scotish whisky is pissh ..

So why comment

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By *aster islandMan
1 week ago

navan

To express my thoughts on whisky..

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
1 week ago

North East

"To express my thoughts on whisky.."

No worries mate it’s all personal choice I suppose 👍

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By *higgerMan
1 week ago

Manchester

18 or 21 year old Glengoyne is my usual treat but found The Lakes distillery make a few nice ones my favourite being The Whiskymakers Reserve No7.

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By *ikeitrealMan
1 week ago

huercal overa SPAIN

"Ive been collecting signal malts for a while and I have a few I'd love to open but they're from numbered barrels so I keep them as an investment.

Actually wrote a book on single malts but I'm nig sure how to go about getting it published. But. I have to say my favourites are ,

Oban 14 yo,

Dalmore Cigar malt,

Scarpa 14yo (discontinued)

Glen Dronach 15yo ( the older one pre 2020)

Glen fiddich toasted oak (discontinued)

Glen fiddich 21yo

Beinn Dubh

...

Ah I recall a school trip to the Glenfiddich distillery. Noddy Mackie spewed his ringer -the aroma was too much for the wee fella.

The Japanese tourists were not impressed with our ribaldry as I recall. Railway lines were mentioned...

I digress. 🤮

I did a trip to the distillery at Ben Nevis, lots of Japanese there, the tour guide was very aggressive to a Japanese couple who's phone kept ringing, he told them to turn it off or leave 😂

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By *ichey6Man
1 week ago

aberdeen

Mishima liked a dram.

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By *ichey6Man
1 week ago

aberdeen

Yet there has been no attempt to spoil.

Deep breath. Whisky is being discussed. Yukio was Japanese.

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By *essa_MTV/TS
1 week ago

Red Rose County

"Bowmore is the only one I really drink, although I recently bought a set of 3 miniature Glenfiddich which were nicer than I remembered them to be.

Glenfiddich is a nice whisky 🥃👍"

Always find Glenfiddich a bit perfumy for my taste. I much prefer a Macallan or a Glenlivet. That said I don’t drink a lot of whiskey any more. High days and holidays only. So I do like a nice one on those rare days.

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By *LASGOW 60s GUYMan
1 week ago

Glasgow South

If I'm treating myself I buy Glenkinchie, a lowland from East Lothian. Otherwise I'll drink anything except Oban or Highland Park. If those to come up I'll go without

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By *EE96Man
1 week ago

Folkestone

Most of those plus Dalwhinnie Winter's Gold, Singleton, Arbeg, Aerstone (Land or Sea) and Bunnahabhain.

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By *lansubNWMan
1 week ago

warrington

Do most guys have their malt neat, nothing added, or with a splash of water

i take mine neat, but ive been told its the wrong way, much nicer with a touch of water

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By *hite BriefsMan
1 week ago

Balloch Dumbartonshire Scotland

Aberlour 12 or 16 yo double cask ,sometimes Glenlivet 18 and 21 yo

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By *iHusbandMan
1 week ago

Mold

I go for the Islay malts, mainly.

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By *poolBiTopMan
1 week ago

Liverpool

All already mentioned and

Bladnoch

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By *poolBiTopMan
1 week ago

Liverpool

"Do most guys have their malt neat, nothing added, or with a splash of water

i take mine neat, but ive been told its the wrong way, much nicer with a touch of water"

I've heard that too. Isn't it supposed to round out the flavour?

Few years back had a whiskey taste of 3 different ones and came with a water jug, pipette and glass.

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By *nobchopsMan
1 week ago

Somewhere in Kent

Glenmorangie 16 Men of Tain

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By *ennthebigMan
1 week ago

Erdington

Cask strength

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By *eterpiperMan
1 week ago

fife

Glen garioch is nice

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By *essa_MTV/TS
1 week ago

Red Rose County

"Do most guys have their malt neat, nothing added, or with a splash of water

i take mine neat, but ive been told its the wrong way, much nicer with a touch of water"

I remember doing a distillery tour on a union jolly years ago. In the NE of Scotland. One of the tour guides added a splash of spring water. Was lovely.

Personally I prefer neat over ice.

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By *atietv1TV/TS
1 week ago

co. Durham

Aberlour or Glen livet

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By *un-darkMan
1 week ago

Bathgate

Edradour. smallest distillery. it just outside pitlochry its heaven

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By *hisMeMan
1 week ago

the woods, maybe naked, Forfar

"Do most guys have their malt neat, nothing added, or with a splash of water

i take mine neat, but ive been told its the wrong way, much nicer with a touch of water

I remember doing a distillery tour on a union jolly years ago. In the NE of Scotland. One of the tour guides added a splash of spring water. Was lovely.

Personally I prefer neat over ice. "

Room temperature water 'opens up' the whisky, which is not supposed to be d*unk chilled.

Just saying...

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By *aul60mMan
1 week ago

Leeds

Recently bought a bottle of Highland park. Never had it before. Is it any good ?

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
1 week ago

North East

"Recently bought a bottle of Highland park. Never had it before. Is it any good ?"

One of my favourites I’d definitely recommend it 👍

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By *hyna HutchMan
1 week ago

valleys

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By *hyna HutchMan
1 week ago

valleys

I have a Talisker 10yr old one.

It's a very strong smokey aroma.

I like it. Is it better with a splash of water then.

The guys up Penderyn emphasised not to use a lot of water with whiskey when I had a visit.

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By *ottomlad4funMan
1 week ago

Newcastle

There are plenty ive bought and or found ok down the years

Just keep going back to caol ila

The compass box blends are good mind too.

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By *aster islandMan
1 week ago

navan

Just drink the Irish stuff .. it's much better . And we spell it rite ..

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By *ewcastlemike25Man
1 week ago

crewe

For those who like their whisky peaty:

Lagavulin as mentioned by many;

Ardbeg Uigedail or Corryvreckan;

Laphroaig Quarter Cask;

Perhaps the best (imho) Port Charlotte 10year old heavily peated.

All can be d*unk ‘raw’ but to get the best flavour without ruining your taste buds with the first sip - add two or three little drops of water.

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
1 week ago

North East

"Just drink the Irish stuff .. it's much better . And we spell it rite ..

😁 Scottish is the best 😉

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By *pdudeMan
1 week ago

newtown

Glen turret is my fave

Got a few choice ones some very limited edition ones too .

Drop of water over whisky stones

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By *aster islandMan
1 week ago

navan

"Just drink the Irish stuff .. it's much better . And we spell it rite ..

😁 Scottish is the best 😉"
ye canny not spell it rite .. yas can make proper potin either ..

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
1 week ago

North East

It’s not the spelling that counts but the taste 😉

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By *LASGOW 60s GUYMan
1 week ago

Glasgow South

"Do most guys have their malt neat, nothing added, or with a splash of water

i take mine neat, but ive been told its the wrong way, much nicer with a touch of water"

I was told by an expert that a splash of water brings out the flavour but ice kills the flavour of the grain. All a matter of personal taste. Every distillery is different, so every whisky is different

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By *xmareMan
1 week ago

Norwich

A Scottish barman once told me before I went on shift as his assistant: "Never mind if the punter wants a malt. Give him one,first off, but after that he'll no' be able to tell malt from Red Hackle."

I later witnessed him decanting Red Hackle (possiblv, but from a guy he knew) into Famous Grouse optics. The hotel has since changed hands...

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By *issot60Man
1 week ago

south east

We are soul mates😉

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By *ixer62Man
1 week ago

Aycliffe

Loads of favourites but heres a few.

Talisker

Tamdhu

Jura

Tomintoul

Filey Bay (english)

And Wild Turkey Whiskey

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By *tmguylookingMan
1 week ago

Chesterfield

The Glenlivet is great for an every day tipple, however my favourite at the moment is Arran Barrell Reserve.

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By *0yguyMan
1 week ago

Cumbria

"Rinse the glass and tip the water out then

Royal Lochnagar

macallan 25 year old

Caol Isla

clienliesh"

MacAllan 25 year old! You must be a very wealthy whisky enthusiast.

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By *DC2000Man
1 week ago

Coningsby

"Glenmorangie

Any light Speyside."

Light speyside whiskies for me too. I used to enjoy the heavier, peaty, west Highland whiskies but my taste changed.

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By *essa_MTV/TS
1 week ago

Red Rose County

"Do most guys have their malt neat, nothing added, or with a splash of water

i take mine neat, but ive been told its the wrong way, much nicer with a touch of water

I remember doing a distillery tour on a union jolly years ago. In the NE of Scotland. One of the tour guides added a splash of spring water. Was lovely.

Personally I prefer neat over ice.

Room temperature water 'opens up' the whisky, which is not supposed to be d*unk chilled.

Just saying...

Just prefer it over ice. Preferably large cubes rather than crushed

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By *hyna HutchMan
1 week ago

valleys

I've seen a steel ball you put in the freezer instead of using ice.

Heresy?

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By *ere2pleaseuMan
1 week ago

home

I love a single malt the best one I’ve got is a Bowmore 21 Year Old Sherry Oak. it was a wedding present from my best friend I’ve had it 9 years and only get it out every now and again.

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
1 week ago

North East

"I love a single malt the best one I’ve got is a Bowmore 21 Year Old Sherry Oak. it was a wedding present from my best friend I’ve had it 9 years and only get it out every now and again. "

Whisky like that deserves to be kept for odd occasions mate I bet it’s well nice

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By *arlos 0511Man
1 week ago

Manchester

Came across a Welsh single malt recently, Penderyn...very smooth and oaky. Would easily rival a lot of Scottish ones. Anyone tried it?

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By *DAnnetteTV/TS
1 week ago

Brighton

Ardbeg is exceptional x

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By *iggreenockMan
1 week ago

Greenock

They're all good but some are better than others. Taste is a very personal thing. Best to try them all and you'll work out your own favourites.

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By *immewillyMan
1 week ago

Dundee

"Scotish whisky is pissh ..

It’s not and you know full well it’s not. You’re just angry.

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By *immewillyMan
1 week ago

Dundee

"Recently bought a bottle of Highland park. Never had it before. Is it any good ?"

Deliciously smooth

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By *ookhoutMan
1 week ago

Somewhere

"Laphroaig 10 YO Single Malt Whisky is another worth a go. Lovely and peaty"

Absolutely adore Laphroaig!

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By *foruseMan
1 week ago

brentwood

Glenturret is nice. Generally I like the ones matured in Sherry barrels rather than the peaty ones. However I’m really a quantity man and just drink lots of famous Grouse neat room temperature after dinner. Or with ginger ale and ice before dinner.

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By *ugged Northerner OP Man
1 week ago

North East

"Scotish whisky is pissh ..

It’s not and you know full well it’s not. You’re just angry. "

Always one mate

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By *addy7x6Man
1 week ago

High Wycombe

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By *addy7x6Man
1 week ago

High Wycombe

I recall sampling several at the Spean Bridge Hotel in the 1990s. They had well over 100 single malts on display.

There used to be a tradition that if you could name a SM they didn't have, you could claim a shot of one they did have.

I tried Islay Mist, but the bottle was swiftly produced. Drat and double drat!

Still - I did sample that one.

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By *tephen_b50Man
1 week ago

Bristol

"Glenturret is nice. Generally I like the ones matured in Sherry barrels rather than the peaty ones. However I’m really a quantity man and just drink lots of famous Grouse neat room temperature after dinner. Or with ginger ale and ice before dinner.

Nothing exotic about it, but i find that Famous Grouse is excellent value.

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By *edMan
1 week ago

south wales

WOLFBURN distillery

Aurora Single Malt.

Called in the distillery whilst in the highlands and picked up a bottle… or two..

Stunning! 🥃 🤤

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By *ub slut SueTV/TS
1 week ago

penrith

Got to be a peaty whiskey, if I could have only one it would be Lagavulin, no water, no ice, just amber perfection.

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By *xmareMan
1 week ago

Norwich

Nothing exotic about it, but i find that Famous Grouse is excellent value."

Off topic (Famous Grouse, though it has maintained its high quality for decades, is a blend) but another good blend is Big T.

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By (user no longer on site)
1 week ago

I was never a whisky drinker until I tried a Japanese whisky on the rocks in a ruin bar in Budapest. Someone bought me a Jura French Cognac Cask Edition Single Malt once and it was lovely. Glenfiddich is also very nice, always reminds me of Christmas.

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By *ikkyfitMan
1 week ago

Measham

I prefer whichever malt is on offer in the supermarket...

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By *0yguyMan
1 week ago

Cumbria

BRUICH-LAD-DICK obviously!

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By *hilmeMan
1 week ago

Bournemouth

Glenfiddich,Haig gentleman, and Irish it's a Jamieson's

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