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The Smokey Peaty One is a vatted malt (or as the SWA is trying to create a new name - a blended malt) made from Caol Ila, Laphroaig, Bunnahabhain, Highland Park, Ledaig and Bowmore.

Robbo is David Robertson from Macallan.

Stu I agree with you that at over $50 this is an easy pass, but at $30 I find their 3 offerings reasonalbly priced drinking whisk(e)y (can't call them all scotches since the Smooth Sweeter One blends Irish and Scotch.

Tom

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Last night I buried a JW Gold. To be honest, I really don't know why I love this bottling so much. It is super light and simple, but for some reason I really enjoy it. Thought I would pick up a replacement, but it was $99. I guess the bottle I have in my bunker will be my last unless I find a decent sale (somewhere around $60 which is what I paid for the last 2 bottles).

Tom

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How was it? That's a bottle that tempts me every time I'm in the liquor store. I'm a huge fan of the big-time peaty island whiskys, and I'm afraid that this will be a milder, less-satisfying version.

Believe it or not it reminds me of Highland Park 12 with a good amount of peat! It is not overly complex, but for the money, I like it very much

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Last night I buried a JW Gold. To be honest, I really don't know why I love this bottling so much. It is super light and simple, but for some reason I really enjoy it. Thought I would pick up a replacement, but it was $99. I guess the bottle I have in my bunker will be my last unless I find a decent sale (somewhere around $60 which is what I paid for the last 2 bottles).

Tom

Johnnie Walker Gold is simple? I've never tried it, but the brand isn't exactly known for simplicity. People knock JW because they're a popular mass-market brand, but the Black Label is easily one of the best blends I've tried. I'd love to try the Gold. Too bad it went up in price.

Last night I said goodbye to the Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban. Typically, I found the last glass the most enjoyable. Why couldn't I have enjoyed the rest of them that much?

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second bottle of EZRA B 12 year single barrel (#321) is gone!

i plan to grab the last of these (and of course, a different barrel if possible).

a real go-to bourbon. sad to see it gone

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Tonight I laid to rest a Talisker 10. Fantastic pour. This has jumped in price here recently. I'll get more but unfortunately its 18 yr old brother is now out of reach for me.

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James,

Talisker is an awesome Single Malt.

What prices are the 10yr and 18yr in your area?

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James,

Talisker is an awesome Single Malt.

What prices are the 10yr and 18yr in your area?

The 10 yr is up to $55 and the 18 is at $75 now. I haven't bought an 18 yr in almost 6 months icon9.gif. Maybe when I start making better money ....icon11.gif

What are the prices like for you?

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James,

Talisker is an awesome Single Malt.

What prices are the 10yr and 18yr in your area?

Dave,

North of Los Angeles/Central Coast I see the Talisker 10 for $55 and up, and the 18 -- when it can be found -- for $80 and up. No doubt they are a little cheaper in LA, and hopefully, in your area, too.

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Last night I put down a Caol Ila 12. A very nice middle-of-the-road Islay that makes for a nice starter pour any given night.

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Last night I finished off a Talisker 10yr. One of my favorite pours and rarely disappoints. I used to love the 18 yr but have found it lacking recently.

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Last night I finished off a Talisker 10yr. One of my favorite pours and rarely disappoints. I used to love the 18 yr but have found it lacking recently.

Me too. Talisker 10 is an essential part of my life but I do hear Lagavulin 16 calling out to me...:grin:

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Me too. Talisker 10 is an essential part of my life but I do hear Lagavulin 16 calling out to me...:grin:
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Killed off an HP12. I'm thinning the herd in anticipation of my upcoming move. I won't be opening any new bottles until I get to Canada.

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My recycling bin is getting full. Just finishing off a Bunnahabain 12 tonight. Great whisky. Sweet finish with a bit of smoke and burn.

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I just had the last pour of Caol Ila 12. I love the Islay whiskies.

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Tonight, Old Pulteney is going down for the count. And Clynelish 14 had better wipe that smirk off her face because she's next!:lol:

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Tonight, Old Pulteney is going down for the count. And Clynelish 14 had better wipe that smirk off her face because she's next!:lol:

I just killed that one myself not long ago...

Tonight I dropped my Bowmore 17 with a double pour. I'm leaving a lot of bodies in my wake this past week. Drinking all my top shelf bottles so as not to have to leave them to friends when I move. I'll leave them my Ballantyne's but not my Uigedail. That looks like the next one to go down. Drinking a nice pour of it at the moment.

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This one took a while to kill off.....Clynelish 14 year. Good stuff.

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