Saddleworth2
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We are staying in Bushmills in NI in June so I fully intend to!
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Single malt whisky
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flook
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Although Caol Ila and Bruichladdich are really nice, and very mildly peated.
Same for Bowmore and Bunnahabain too, at least the ones I've tried
flook
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Was literally looking at the Balvennie carribean cask the other day, thought of getting it. Is it good?
I enjoyed it, will be replacing it when it's gone I think. The initial rum hit was very strong, perhaps too strong, but that has faded as I've gone down the bottle
Trevor Morley's Tache
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My mate threw up in his shoe after we had a bit of a session on Bunnahabian.Same for Bowmore and Bunnahabain too, at least the ones I've tried
He got up late for work, and still p*ssed. In rushing to get dressed he put his shoes on without realising one of them was full of chunks.
SebastianBlue
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That’s more your mate’s problem, than Bunnahabian’s, to be fair. ;-)My mate threw up in his shoe after we had a bit of a session on Bunnahabian.
He got up late for work, and still p*ssed. In rushing to get dressed he put his shoes on without realising one of them was full of chunks.
SebastianBlue
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Was literally looking at the Balvennie carribean cask the other day, thought of getting it. Is it good?
I would definitely recommend Doublewood 12Y — much more fine-tuned but still having the great oak and sherry oak flavours.I enjoyed it, will be replacing it when it's gone I think. The initial rum hit was very strong, perhaps too strong, but that has faded as I've gone down the bottle
I would definitely recommend Doublewood 12Y — much more fine-tuned but still having the great oak and sherry oak flavours.
I like it, it is good. The rum finish one was more for something a bit different. And i do like rum. Payday still a bit away, the sway to try it will prob pass by then.
mancity2012_eamo
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I do like Black Bush. It's blended but very nice.We are staying in Bushmills in NI in June so I fully intend to!
Dr Dweeb
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Just made an impulse buy from Asda. A bottle of Tamnavulin single malt. £20. £12 off. No idea what to expect being a novice with single malts and Whisky in general. This one is from Speyside.
You can’t beat a large tasty black bush mate.I do like Black Bush. It's blended but very nice.