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McCallan is my favourite.
What about some of this: Macallan 1950-2002 | 52 Year Old | Fine & Rare
Agree with you, nectar from the gods
McCallan is my favourite.
What about some of this: Macallan 1950-2002 | 52 Year Old | Fine & Rare
I had a bottle of Nikka From The Barrel bought for me and absolutely love it!
https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/2928/nikka-from-the-barrel
As a gift, I reckon a Japanese whisky is a bit of a treat and perhaps not something everyone would buy for themselves.
I'm a big fan of Caol Isla. Nice smokey/peaty whiskey. The whiskey shop down in east street has a pretty decent selection. Some obscure stuff in there.
It's not obscure though is it.Image result for jura whiskey
Our Scottish percussionist swears by this stuff.
The picture hasn't come out but the product is Jura Whiskey.
It's not obscure though is it.
But the OP is looking for unusual... not run of the mill malts available in most supermarkets.You can't go wrong with The Balvenie Doublewood Malt. It's an extremely good and safe dram.
Bushmills (Irish) claim to be the oldest licensed distillery in the world. Their "Black Bush" which is matured in oak casks which had contained port is by far my favourite whiskey. It sells for about £30 or just under.
If you do the tour round the Bushmills distillery in Ireland they tell you that their whiskey is triple distilled.
Why?
"To be sure, to be sure, to be sure!"
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It's standard supermarket stuff - got some of this in the cupboard: https://www.tesco.com/groceries/pro...gclid=CL2RhN_AutMCFVTnGwodo78DgQ&gclsrc=aw.dsI don't know, I'd never heard of it.
Aren't they insured for a lot because they can help make blends that will go on to make a good profit, rather than be the best?Some of the best whiskys are blends - that's why the blenders are insured for so much.
I once got completely drunk on a beautiful smokey American beauty at a fancy London bar, but could I remember what it was the next day? No chance, and never remembered since.