Which Bottle Have You Laid To Rest?
As we've no thread of our own in the Scotch pages I thought I might start one to commemorate or bid good riddance to bottles that have passed.
My latest bottle to be buried was The Balvenie 12 yr Doublewood. A fine dram with a well balanced mix of malt and sherry. It was replaced immediately.
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Glenmorangie Burgundy wood.
Really good, but I have some better ones I'm enjoying now, since I've received a few gifts as a house-warming, including HP 25 and Royal Lochnagar.
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If you mention that Doublewood again, I'm going to quit this forum!
Unfortunately, many good bottles are running low...
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Just laid to rest Old Pulteney 12 :hot: :hot: I must get another soon. On the up side, I will cracking open some HP 12 this evening!
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Megawatt
If you mention that Doublewood again, I'm going to quit this forum!
Unfortunately, many good bottles are running low...
hehe sorry http://www.straightbourbon.com/forum...ons/icon11.gif, guess I do go on about it...
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Gov
Just laid to rest Old Pulteney 12 :hot: :hot: I must get another soon. On the up side, I will cracking open some HP 12 this evening!
Just picked up another OP12 today... taking it on a road trip with me next week http://www.straightbourbon.com/forum...cons/icon7.gif
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JamesW
Enjoy! Its a great bottle!
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Numerous bottles which I can not remember all. The latest was A'bunadth batch #16.
Memorable bottles are Macallan 30 yrs, Ardbeg 1978, Springbank 15 yrs just to name a few.
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Last week I enjoyed quite a bit of scotch and killed off my Aberlour A'Bunadh #18 and Highland Park 12.
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JamesW
As we've no thread of our own in the Scotch pages I thought I might start one to commemorate or bid good riddance to bottles that have passed.
My latest bottle to be buried was The Balvenie 12 yr Doublewood. A fine dram with a well balanced mix of malt and sherry. It was replaced immediately.
My most recent laid-to-rest bottle was Cragganmore 12-year. I mourned its passing. Then I cracked open a bottle of Glenmorangie 10 and felt a little better.