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Seeing as theres's some real random stuff on here i thought i'd see what your favoutire whisky's are.
Mine, in terms of a reasonable drink are

1. laphroaig
2. The Macallan
3. Glenfiddich


I'm also partial to a bruichladdich, glenmorangie, and lagavulin

The order of these may depend on how much of each i have consumed at any time.

Chris

I like the speyside malts, Aberlour is the fave. Glenmorangie is what I'll usually 'ave in the pub.

I like a Glenkinchie too, but it's a girlie whisky.

I dislike Islay Malts, far too peaty/smoky for my liking.

JTS Brown

My favourite whiskey was a little brown dog that lived on the bed behind the drivers seat in the cab of a Bedford TK lorry. It stole my heart when it crapped on Peter Locke's chips!

lol, it said favourite whiskey, not too much whiskey?

I thought you were going to finish by telling everyone how much you luuurved them and singing shawaddywaddy songs in the back garden.

Lets be dropping that 'e' there bobby (and RED).......



A Scotsman who spells
Whisky with an ‘e’,
should be hand cuffed
and thrown head first in the Dee.

In the USA and Ireland,
it’s spelt with an ‘e’
but in Scotland
it’s real ‘Whisky’.

So if you see Whisky
and it has an ‘e’,
only take it,
if you get it for free!

For the name is not the same
and it never will be,
a dram is only a real dram,
from a bottle of ‘Scotch Whisky’.

oops...Im a southerner Tank...what would I know.

Now you know  ;tk;

You wanna talk about whiskey, start a new thread.  :D  ;goodvevil;  ;goodvevil;  ;goodvevil;

Jameson  ;goodvevil;

Jameson's - now we are talking...top choice chief

Had a Glenmorangie aged in Sherry cask once - bloody wonderfull stuff.

Never seen it again since - probably a good thing.

Ardbeg 1977.

Some of my favourites are Macallan's, Mortlach and Scapa.

One I can't stomach is Laphroag.

Can i just point out that Jameson's is whiskEy and not whisky, therefore it should be in it's own thread? :D

Tamnavulin 12 year old. Any whisky lover who hasn't had it deserves flogging and it isn't an expensive one either.

Whisky (or whiskey) - BLEEEUURRRGGGHHHH  ;tracet;

I once went to a tasting evening at the Scotch Malt Whisky Society - interesting night out.  Much like a wine tasting evening, they talk about how different tastes come about, how it's made, and then they show you how to taste and what to look out for.  They have their own 'bar' in London which is open to members only.  

The bar serves whisky (obviously), coffee and water.  Nothing else.  All whiskys are cask strength as well, and they advise you to dilute with a small amount of distilled water.All the whiskys are not labelled - you just tell the barman what flavour you want and what price range you want, and he pours you a dram.  Very civilised place.  

Having worked for a Scottish Bank for over 7 years now, I've had the chance to try a fair few out, and have a very nice vintage bottle of Talisker which I keep for special evenings.  That is the top of my list right now.  

yuck

Would I be commiting a mortal sin if I drank whisky with Diet-Coke ?   ;scarymoment;


I am more of a Frijji milkshake drinker. Especially the limited edition cocktail version that blended banana and chocolate together . That was a strong one.

I did share a bottle of JD once with a friend when I was about 18 .  I lay on the couch thinking about my Will the following day as I thought my hangover was going to kill me.

He's got a girlfriend Sark - you'll have to get in the queue if you want to be a princess.

(http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fergy/Prince%20William%2018%20a.jpg)

 rotflmfao rotflmfao rotflmfao

n1  I walked into that one

I know where you're coming from there Sark - I had a similar few hours last time I went to Amsterdam

Surely not you Claire

I think they had it half price in Asda not long back - really good stuff for £12 a bottle. That could have been the Port finished one though.

I started drinking whisky last year after sampling some in shop in Notts (Gauntleys, great place, highly recommended). I went in to get a nice bottle of bourbon to take to a party and they gave me a great recommendation.

Since then I've been trying as many as I can to try and find a favourite so this thread will be giving me more to try now. I blame you all in advance for my hangover  :D

whisky galore..............

I believe that was Robert's joke.

Hence the  ;goodvevil;

It was a whoosh moment for him I think.

the macallan

bladnoch (unfiltered)- and no you cant smoke it

I used to loathe whisky but after I tried a sip or 50 of Chivas Regal I was amazed at the difference a bit of quality makes. I think you get what u pay for with whiskey. Anyone reccommend any others I should try ?

I love glenmorangie one of the best
trouble is if i drink it Mr Hyde comes out so im banned from it unless its one before bed
Wreck the hoose juice
so unhappy  :(

I have had a fair few malts in my time and there is no doubt that the glenmorangie 30 yr old is hard to beat

hard to beat a 25 year old mcallan a 10 year old is a nice tipple though

Black Bush is a fine tipple.

Martini is nice too

puff

huff

Jamesons

Paddy'

Bushmills.

That should upset a few of you north of the border

HeHe. ;tk;