yup fair enough if its in the price.. all drinkable..:DQuote:
Originally Posted by rmcin626
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yup fair enough if its in the price.. all drinkable..:DQuote:
Originally Posted by rmcin626
Just checked the the Cardhu and Glenfiddich are 10.60 euros each the Glenmorange Malta 10 year old is 13.60 euros, new one on meQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
pricy...
One of the reason we are all inclusiveQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
been ai a couple of times.. beer was dishwater and no malts; just one shit scotch which was watered down... no wonder i dont like holidays :D
glad yours is better
Things have improved at lot since those bad old days, all top brands including Grey Goose if you are a vodka drinker, all the gins are high standard as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
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2016 Château d'Arsac, Margaux
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From an historic property with vineyards planted in clay-limestone and gravel soils, this is a scented, refined and approachable blend of 72% Cabernet Sauvignon, with 28% Merlot grape making up the balance.
13.5% £26 a bottle
sorry robin i misread this.. thought it was a glenallachie 13 lol..Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
it was Craigellachie 13 !!
which i know well.. its a powerful wormtub classic great label too..
today its a glenallachie 12 yr old.. stunning and classic billy walker sherry forward dram.. nose has a bit of proving bread which smooths out to almonds after air... also a bit of banana.
mouthing is typical of the brand but smoother and mor fruity than the 8.. lots of dried fruit, spices, oak etc but blended well with a bit of creamed vanilla, and slides down well with a medium finish.
superb stuff. this has won a few awards too... not as dark as the 8 either but it has a smoother and deeper sherry taste
https://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskie...sky.jpg?ss=2.0
The wife paid but I think around £55 for a litreQuote:
Originally Posted by struth