I rarely buy whiskey but when I do it's a 10yr old Talisker, about, very nice and it lasts me about a year...I'm more of a bourbon bloke.
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I rarely buy whiskey but when I do it's a 10yr old Talisker, about, very nice and it lasts me about a year...I'm more of a bourbon bloke.
Whiskey comes in all shapes and flavours.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2post
I'd reinforce what 2 Post has said and go with highland as its easy drinking and suits most palates.
Here's some wet day double rifle porn for your entertainment
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Seriously that’s exquisite!! Now I could own something like that!! Is that one of yours?
It's for saleQuote:
Originally Posted by Southcity
Come and see it
It's a very fine double
In superb condition
Faultless really
Bores are both superb
Comes with dies and 6 modern cases and I have plenty of
NOS modern 500 3" brass
I already have three 500 3" rifles
This is IMHO the most practical of all the 500s
Oh and it will be properly casedQuote:
Originally Posted by akaroa1
Very soon the way its raining today !
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I am missing my Coal Ila , my favourite.
Longmorn 16 is my second best choice .
Next time you over the hill @akaroa1, try The Last Word on New Regent Street. The team there really know their stuff and have a great range. Last I had there was an 18yo Aberlour - an absolute delight. Highly recommend that sober driver though!!
Laphroaig is a decent whisky, and often a safe bet. It used to be one of the few easily available and affordable good options (I was first introduced to it at a pub called The Tappet Hen in Dunblane many moons ago), but there are loads more whiskies available now that are as good or better
Laphroaig is a popular dram,if not a bit of a fraud. It's loaded with Caramel so it looks dark,that's what people expect a peaty whisky to look like.
