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Cool beans (no pun intended)!:D
Keep it for me if you can, mate:)
Btw, that new milk frother is great. Much more powerful than the last one. so makes a better froth, and it has a larger capacity. I reckon that once I get your grinder, it'll take a lot to convince me to invest in a professional coffee machine... Especially as most of the coffee I drink is cappuccinos.
Marco.
still got a bottle of this too..https://cdn2.masterofmalt.com/whiski...key.jpg?ss=2.0
its a very nice sippin' whiskey
Don't doubt it - just my kind of thing! Better come up with a fat wallet, then:D
Marco.
If you want something interesting pal; go for one of these maybe?Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/...eney-navigator - salty, caramelly and a good depth of flavour ;)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Balvenie-Wh...s%2C144&sr=8-2 - great depth, great flavours and very interesting. Makes you think of warm days on the beach with a cocktail or 3 :D
https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/...ld-sherry-cask - great flavours, only a 50cl bottle but when cut, it lasts you a good while. Amazing flavours, very dried fruit and dried apple
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Aberfeldy-2...297241&sr=8-10 - if you want to spend a bit more, this is very much worth it ;)
That's a great whiskey, I do like that, but prefert the Silver Select TBH. Their Sinatra Select is stunning also, but priceyQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
https://www.htfw.com/media/catalog/p...-bottling).jpg
My Fav, ive a bottle of this left too..
Featured in the 1001 whiskies you must try before you die book
The other Tennessee sour mash Whiskey that often gets overlooked by its more famous neighbour and made using the same "lincoln county process" of mellowing the whiskey through maple wood charcoal.
84% Corn 8% Rye 8% Barley and for me not as sweet and syrupy as JD and if you fancy looking beyond all the JD marketing and try something different from Bourbon then this antique bottle of Dickel No12 is liquid mississipi mud pie and well worth seeking out.
90.5 points Jim Murray's Whisky Bible.
jim was who got me on to dickel.. likes air tho imo.. This old bottle is much nicer than the current..Proper whisky bottle lol
Cheers, Dan! I'll have a look through those:)Quote:
Originally Posted by hifilover
Marco.
heard good things on the Edradour.. i do like to keep finger on the pulse, having been a nut for whisky for all my life.
That looks like something I should try.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Edradour is good, but "IMO they're losing their way currently. With their Bellechin range, they're going too peaty when really they need to stay on their Highland malt line and make their dark, tasty and complex whiskies without turning to the TCP dark sideQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
If you want a similar/as good whisky, blended or single malt, look at Aberfeldy/House of Dewar ;)