The Wine & Whisky Thread

Grant ,
Hope you will be around a long time to come.
I got Ice cube trays that make a big 2 inch ice cube.
I got called away for 30 min. it still watered me down.

Drop of oirish

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Originally Posted by goraman

Grant ,
Hope you will be around a long time to come.
I got Ice cube trays that make a big 2 inch ice cube.
I got called away for 30 min. it still watered me down.

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Cheers. Redemption eh.. I had a 6yr old from them once. Was bloody spicy. Needed water but was a good rye.. Think that was all rye actually.

ive an ice tray, well its silicon that hold big diamond shaped cubes.. they do look impressive in right glass

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Drop of oirish

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dont think ive ever had a bottle of theres' although ive probably tasted it when in ireland.

I believe Bushmills are the oldest Irish distillery. I quite like Bkack Bush which is the next step up in there non age stated blended range.

It's a good whiskey for €30 a bottle.

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Originally Posted by simon e

I believe Bushmills are the oldest Irish distillery. I quite like Bkack Bush which is the next step up in there non age stated blended range.

It's a good whiskey for €30 a bottle.

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indeed, its the oldest licenced distillery in world afaik. always meant to try one of their single malt age statement range.

FYI I can still taste that Octmore 9.3 this morning haha :scratch: :lol:

It's such an oily dram!

Well woirth trying Grant if you haven't had the pleasure

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Originally Posted by Marco

Yup, check them out, Guy, (in our store they're located directly across from the wine section). I'd be confident that any of the beers in the range would be top-notch:)

Marco.

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Only "Hatherwood" beers in my nearest Lidl - tried some before for Christmas and was disappointed, lacked body across the range (although they were cheap).

So I bought some St Austell brewery "proper job" IPA and some "Tribute".

Funny when I think about it; your branch in Wales get Scottish beer, my branch in Suffolk gets Cornish - I wonder if Scottish branches get Adnams or Brains as some sort of cultural exchange program?

Another new bottle opened today.
Enjoy it while I can [emoji3]

Templeton 6 rye.

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Nice t-shirt, mate.... Looks kinda khaki. Was your frock in the wash?;)

Marco.