The ten year old is the nicest, light, whiff of coconut . . Was £15 . . . But almost all gone now . .I have half a bottle stashed
Rarely. It's lighter and softer.
I visited Bruichladdich two decades ago, and interviewed the guy that re-founded it. They have a stunning range of Islays. Their 10yo in the frosted blue bottle has it all. On top of that, they have a vast range. One within that was specially designed for TCP-heads. For me, it was horrible, but some like that kind of stuff.
E is your problem H if you`ll pardon the pun . You bought Whisky , when you should have bought Whiskey , us Irish make it like silk slipping over a maidens soft thigh with an aroma and a promise of heaven , and only heaven knows what the Scott`s make .
As a broke teenager, I hitched around NI with a mate in the 80s, primarily to check out the Irish pub/live music scene. I remember us pitching up near the Bushmills Distillery but when we got there, it was closed (being a Sunday). I hammered on the gate for ages, explaining we had to be moving on the next morning and instead of letting us buy any whiskey (it being a Sunday an‘ all) , we walked away with 4 miniatures of Bushmills Black Bush double distilled Single Malt - while it might not be to everyone’s taste, sitting in a tent in rural N Ireland in the middle of a rainstorm, with soaking wet clothes, no food and nothing more than a few coins in your pocket, I’m telling ya, it was the best damned single malt whiskey I had ever tasted or have ever tasted since.
