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I just happened to reach for the Famous Grouse while watching my alma mater play basketball...funny to see your post above! I find it sweetish, a little bit of peat, fairly one dimensional, not bad for a blend. The nose shows the grain alcohol, it has a very short finish. I don't find it "bad" just simple.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRich
http://www.whisky-pages.com/notes/di....php?id=grouse
I quite like the standard Grouse blend but this is the 12 Year Old Vat (I know that's not PC anymore but I can't help it) and it just doesn't do it for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jono
I haven't tried that version. They have multiple versions per their website but we don't see all them in the stores.
Laphroaig Quarter Cask... and it's almost all gone. :(
Glenlivet 15 French Oak last night
Are you a fan of that? It is on sale by me for about $35, wondering if I should try it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRich
I got some on sale recently. It is pretty good. Has a pleasant fruitiness to it that you don't get in other Glenlivets.Quote:
Originally Posted by sob0728
Just cracked my first Ardberg 10. This stuff is great!
Welcome to heaven!Quote:
Originally Posted by M Pickle
The Balvenie 17-year Madeira Cask.
Those of you who've been reading my posts for a few years now know that I bear a marked preference for Madeira-finished whiskies. With a hint of toffee and bitter orange in the nose, this one certainly didn't disappoint!
Too bad it was a 2009 Limited Release...