Whisky advice

[MrMaduro]

Yeah definately although I went in late Jan and it was bloody freezing

Nothing like a nice wee dram to warm you up though hey!


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[oskihen]

Yeah definately although I went in late Jan and it was bloody freezing

[MrMaduro]

Went to the distillery many Years ago up in the highlands

Worth a visit?

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[oskihen]

Went to the distillery many Years ago up in the highlands

[MrMaduro]

Dalwhinnie is a nice malt

Thoroughly agreee Oskihen! Tesco have a Distillers reserve at the moment at ?55 I believe. The normal 15yo is usually ?35ish but occasionally its on offer for ?20 ?25. It's a lovely smooth malt.

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[oskihen]

Dalwhinnie is a nice malt

[mightyred]

so i might go for the Balvenie or Cragganmore

[Eggboy]

+1 on the Cragganmore. Top quality

[oskihen]

It's my favourite over the years I've experienced loads of them but I'm more of a brandy and rum man now

[tommy]

A lovely malt whisky also agree with the craggonmore

I have a bottle of that. I'm thinking about trying some of their older offerings.

[oskihen]

A lovely malt whisky also agree with the craggonmore

[butternutsquashpie]

My favourite not so peaty ones:
Dalmore 12 -mm. MMM. Citrus
Dalmore 15 -Less citrus. More wood.
Cragganmore 12- pear, apple, wood, man, and wood.
Jura Superstition- Iiquid wood and caramel. Followed by light peat on the finish.
Macallan 12 -amber, rosey, and oh so good.

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[mightyred]

Looking for a good single malt not too peaty for my old fellas Xmas budget approx 50 quid. I'm sure one of you guys can help me out here with some solid ideas.

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