What Wee Dram are you enjoying now?

[SDpappy]

Drank a Red Breast 15 today but I don't think it's much better than the 12.

[Clavius]

Laphroaig Quarter Cask. Not quite as good as standard Laphroaig 10-year, in my opinion. But still good. If only I could find some more Laphroaig 10-year in my area...

[BigRich]

Last night was a few too many Springbank 10/100s

[SDpappy]

Laphroaig Quarter Cask. Not quite as good as standard Laphroaig 10-year, in my opinion. But still good. If only I could find some more Laphroaig 10-year in my area...

Laphroaig...first time I had it was in a mixed drink that a local bar made. I almost asked the bartender if there was something wrong with the drink haha. Now I actually enjoy Islay but only when I am prepared.

[ebo]

I just cracked open my last bottle of Talisker 10.

[smokinjoe]

This week I was wowed by a Springbank 12 CS. Unfortunately, my euphoria was quickly dampened by a ZZZZZ-inducing pour of Compass Box Oak Cross. Not much there.

[MarkEdwards]

Had a pour of my favorite 30yo 1975 Glenrothes.

I was enjoying the nose so much, my wife asked if I was trying to drink it with my nose. I eventually did give in and start sipping on it, but the nose is simply spectacular as well.

[Lost Pollito]

Just got a nice pour of Glengoyne from a friend. 1987, aged 24 years at 54.8% abv. Really nice sherry and dark chocolate nose. Loads of anise on the pallate. Realy interesting dram.

[The Boozer]

Finishing up some Talisker 18 year. Sweeter and softer than the 10 year but truly an outstanding single malt.

[CaptainQ]

Went to a dinner party the other night and decided to skip the bourbons and went with some darkside bottles. Started off with a Redbreast 12, three pours and that was all she wrote for that bottle. :cry: Next was the Redbreast 15. :yum: Last pours of the night came from a bottle of Aberlour A'Bundah batch no. 29. Haven't had any Scotch for a while and this one hit the spot.

I don't have a replacement for the Redbreast 12. I think I'll hold out for a bottle of the new cask strength.

[T Comp]

Went to a dinner party the other night and decided to skip the bourbons and went with some darkside bottles. Started off with a Redbreast 12, three pours and that was all she wrote for that bottle. :cry: Next was the Redbreast 15. :yum: Last pours of the night came from a bottle of Aberlour A'Bundah batch no. 29. Haven't had any Scotch for a while and this one hit the spot.

I don't have a replacement for the Redbreast 12. I think I'll hold out for a bottle of the new cask strength.

I'm planning my next purchase of any whiskey to be the Redbreast cask strength which has arrived at Binny's...and the Aberlour A'bundah no. 39 I just bought last week seems to be calling out to me every night too.

[Lost Pollito]

Nice glass of Lagavulin 16 last night. Just a classic in my book.

[brritscold]

I just got a bottle of the Redbreast 12, which was good, if a little light-bodied for my tastes (though I can see how that could be desired in certain situations). Also, an older Springbank 10/100 proof (at least, older, different label from the current one), which was savory on the nose/initial palate with a rounded sweetness balancing it out. And enjoying a Macallan 12 right now... it's a standard, sure, and perhaps over-priced, but the sherry bomb is exactly what I want now -- that layered sweetness with strong overtones of raisins and dark chocolate.

[Clavius]

Started out with some Laphroaig Quarter Cask. Then onto some regular Laphroaig 10yr. Not sure what will be next, if anything...

[ebo]

Started with Laphroaig 10 and moved on to Ardbeg 10. Probably finish with a little Talisker 10. It's a smokey kind of evening. :cool:

[Clavius]

Started with Laphroaig 10 and moved on to Ardbeg 10. Probably finish with a little Talisker 10. It's a smokey kind of evening. :cool:

Wish I could find Talisker here!

[BigRich]

The last few days I've been hitting the Famous Grouse 12. I'm really not liking this one and I've known that for a while but I trying to make room on the shelf.

[Jono]

The last few days I've been hitting the Famous Grouse 12. I'm really not liking this one and I've known that for a while but I trying to make room on the shelf.

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.

http://www.whisky-pages.com/notes/distillery.php?id=grouse

[BigRich]

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.

http://www.whisky-pages.com/notes/distillery.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.

[Jono]

I haven't tried that version. They have multiple versions per their website but we don't see all them in the stores.

[Clavius]

Laphroaig Quarter Cask... and it's almost all gone.

[BigRich]

Glenlivet 15 French Oak last night

[sob0728]

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.

[Megawatt]

Are you a fan of that? It is on sale by me for about $35, wondering if I should try it.

[M Pickle]

Just cracked my first Ardberg 10. This stuff is great!