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  • Off_it said:


    This baby turned up while I was watching the game tonight. Can't really say I noticed the second half.

    Beautiful stuff!
    I'm looking to try some new ones so I googled this. Shame about the price ☹️
  • If money's no object then the Lagavulin 16yo is a step up again.
  • If money's no object then the Lagavulin 16yo is a step up again.
    Laga 16yo is about £70 here at the moment. That 12yo is double that.  Its cask strength and is superb, but the price is a bit of a piss take.
  • edited October 4
    Off_it said:


    This baby turned up while I was watching the game tonight. Can't really say I noticed the second half.

    Beautiful stuff!
    I'm looking to try some new ones so I googled this. Shame about the price ☹️
    If you've not tried it before and like a pleated whisky then you cant go wrong with a Port Charlotte 10yo.
  • Off_it said:
    If money's no object then the Lagavulin 16yo is a step up again.
    Laga 16yo is about £70 here at the moment. That 12yo is double that.  Its cask strength and is superb, but the price is a bit of a piss take.
    In Spain it's becoming expensive too.  Currently about €100 for a 70cl bottle.
  • edited October 25
    If money's no object then the Lagavulin 16yo is a step up again.
    I treated myself to the 18yo as it turned up on Amazon Prime day for 75€. Very very nice whiskey. i also indulged in a Bushmills Steamline (or something similar) which matured in port casks - bit expensive but I save it for Charlton victories so it should last at least until christmas!!
  • edited November 8
    Just about to open this bottle, quite looking forward to it.
  • I'm a fairly new addition to the whiskey world, but I've got a modest collection of bottles in the 50 to 90 quid range which I am cheerfully working through (especially after recent Charlton matches). Any suggestions gratefully revieved - my current favourite is the Dalmore called The Trio which my wife picked up as an airport exclusive. I have my eye on a Chivas Regal 18 year old gold label for new year - anyone tried it?
    Give Cadenhead’s a bell, they’ll be able to steer you right in the £50-£90 range. 
  • red10 said:
    Much prefer a nice bourbon to be honest. Think Lynyrd Skynyrd might have influenced me in my youth somewhat 😀
    Some absolute belters here for very reasonable money 


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  • red10 said:
    Much prefer a nice bourbon to be honest. Think Lynyrd Skynyrd might have influenced me in my youth somewhat 😀
    Some absolute belters here for very reasonable money 


    As it's half time...

    Used to drink a reasonable amount of Bourbon, Four Roses was always very good and reasonably priced compared to the bigger names.

    I have to admit, also to having liked one called Old Granddad (I think), because I was poor, and it was very nicely priced.

    Moved much more towards French style Rhum Agricoles in the last ten years or so (I may, on occasion overindulge in mojitos).
  • Is it too early in the day to pour myself a dram? Might make the second half pass quicker .....
  • Off_it said:
    Is it too early in the day to pour myself a dram? Might make the second half pass quicker .....
    As it’s midnight here, I’ll join you. 


  • Cheers!
  • Anyone had any standouts this year or know of any particularly good releases? Now the weathers turning im getting the itch for a good drop. ~£200 budget. 
  • edited November 9
    Anyone had any standouts this year or know of any particularly good releases? Now the weathers turning im getting the itch for a good drop. ~£200 budget. 
    Slightly above budget, but I tried this at the Whisky Show this year and it was spectacular!

    https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/81587/speyside-m-2005-18-year-old-signatory-for-whisky-show-2024

  • The current whisky selection in my life
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