I snagged a bottle of Redbreast 12 cask strength while traveling over the weekend. There were a lot of scotches I had an eye for, but not the budget. I really enjoyed the regular 12; can't wait to try the CS. I've heard nothing but good things.
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I snagged a bottle of Redbreast 12 cask strength while traveling over the weekend. There were a lot of scotches I had an eye for, but not the budget. I really enjoyed the regular 12; can't wait to try the CS. I've heard nothing but good things.
JeffQuote:
Originally Posted by IowaJeff
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Paul
While traveling outside of my normal AO, I picked up:
Amrut Portonova
Amrut Two Continents
Bowmore Darkest (no age statement)
The Hakushu 12 year old
Old Pulteney 17 year old
Picked up a Longrow CV over the weekend -
Macallan 18 for a friend who is moving out of town. His favorite malt.
You will be blown away,the combination of fruit and proof is quite staggering one of my top pours this year.I had several friends try this a couple months back in a blind tasting,and this was a unanimous favorite of 6 selections.Quote:
Originally Posted by IowaJeff
Scored some Ardbeg Day - looking forward to opening this one up!
I picked up a Michael Collins SM to give as gift to a much appreciated uncle for his hospitality while we were on vacation.
A couple of 2012 Laphroaig Cairdeas Origins and thanks to my favorite devious whisky man, Joe (Lost Pollito), and his "have you ever tried this" line, a 21yr Old Pulteney as well. Damn that's good.
In all seriousness, is there anyone better to work with on our whisk(e)y habits than Joe? I don't think so.
Gary
I would agree, Joe is great and always takes good care of me.I even trust his suggestions enough to let my wife call with no assistance,I ended up with some nice Fathers Day presents this year thanks to Joe.Kudos and all hail Joe!:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vosgar