Favo(u)rite Whisk(e)y?
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As I don't know many, I will go with my bottle of Jameson 12 year. Very smooth and delicious.
As I don't know many, I will go with my bottle of Jameson 12 year. Very smooth and delicious.
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At the moment I'm going to have to go with Wild Turkey No. 8. This might change though as soon as I open the Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage 1996. I suspect it is absolutely delicious.
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Oh where do I start. The favourites would have to be:
Glenfiddich Special Reserve
Glenmorangie
Chivas Regal
I am also partial to:
Jamesons
Ledaig (though its impossible to get)
Glenlivet
Magilligan (again hard to get hold of)
JD (preferably neat)
Wild Turkey
Of the first three my favourite would depend on my mood when you asked me. Sometimes I prefer the softer Chivas and other nights I will happily drink Glenmorangie all night long.
Serving the drink correctly is important too. Despite the opinion of the buffoon Count Silvio whiskey should be served with two small lumps of ice with a measure of 50ml (though more realistically it could be anything upto 100ml because I really dont measure it).
Glenfiddich Special Reserve
Glenmorangie
Chivas Regal
I am also partial to:
Jamesons
Ledaig (though its impossible to get)
Glenlivet
Magilligan (again hard to get hold of)
JD (preferably neat)
Wild Turkey
Of the first three my favourite would depend on my mood when you asked me. Sometimes I prefer the softer Chivas and other nights I will happily drink Glenmorangie all night long.
Serving the drink correctly is important too. Despite the opinion of the buffoon Count Silvio whiskey should be served with two small lumps of ice with a measure of 50ml (though more realistically it could be anything upto 100ml because I really dont measure it).
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I enjoy my Jameson with 2 small cubes of ice. It takes a lot of the bite off it, but leaves a really mellow taste afterwards. The Lady Crispin has commented on the positive aspects of its flavor.
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I always like to think that my favourite whisky is the one in front of me. That being said, my most memorable are , in no particular order, Ezra Brooks Bourbon 15 year old in a special leather package which for some reason reminded me of a Madonna concert. Caol Ila 12 year old from Islay, a wonderful evocation of peat and sea. Aberlour 10 year from Speyside, a nice pre prandial. Old Weller of any age, A perfect Bourbon in my opinion, dry and edgey, taken with a salty slice of dry aged smithfield country ham. Many years ago I had the pleasure of wandering into Wallace Milroy's shop in North London. By the time I left my wallet was empty and I was three sheets to the wind...I felt like I had been to an after hours club! Regards.
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caol ila 18yr old has an excellent taste and fantastic as a tonic due to the location, you can really taste the sea.
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I was certain I had already mailed my correspondence on this topic but alas, it is nowhere to be seen. Whether it was misplaced by the maid or not I shall reiterate my thought.
For a while now I have been a big fan of Islay malts. Lagavulin, Ardbeg, Laphroaig, the list goes on. You can read my thoughts on Laphroaig in the related discussion. My affection to the island has led me to acquire some land on it and I have the paperwork to prove it.
Setting sail towards west and fixing our gaze in the horizon we soon arrive in the distillery of John Jameson & Son. Ever since I received a bottle of Jameson 12 yr I have been an admirer of theirs.
My goal is to acquire a bottle of Laphroaig 30 yr immediately before I turn that age myself. Ideally I would have a swill throughout my life to honour grand occasions and could proclaim in a loud voice that "this whisky is as old as I am!". Unfortunately bottled whisky doesn't age so well particularly if most of the bottle has been consumed so I must think of a better strategy that balances the significant investment and what I get out of it tastewise.
I am open to suggestions.
For a while now I have been a big fan of Islay malts. Lagavulin, Ardbeg, Laphroaig, the list goes on. You can read my thoughts on Laphroaig in the related discussion. My affection to the island has led me to acquire some land on it and I have the paperwork to prove it.
Setting sail towards west and fixing our gaze in the horizon we soon arrive in the distillery of John Jameson & Son. Ever since I received a bottle of Jameson 12 yr I have been an admirer of theirs.
My goal is to acquire a bottle of Laphroaig 30 yr immediately before I turn that age myself. Ideally I would have a swill throughout my life to honour grand occasions and could proclaim in a loud voice that "this whisky is as old as I am!". Unfortunately bottled whisky doesn't age so well particularly if most of the bottle has been consumed so I must think of a better strategy that balances the significant investment and what I get out of it tastewise.
I am open to suggestions.
And therefore I conclude that Carthage must be destroyed.
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Might I suggest, sir - and to any others who may frequent these rooms - that if it is a serious, consumate and professioanl view of whisky that you seek, the writings of the dearly departed Michael Jackson are indespensable.
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Dear sir. You are wise beyond your years and to be congratulated! You are correct in observing that oxidation does take place. My remedy for this is to decant the contents of a partial bottle into a scrupulously clean container of the correct size. Such as a silver flask, or small crystal decanter. The idea being to reduce the surface area exposed to air. Whilst this detracts from the joy of pouring direct from the bottle, it does keep the spirit in better shape. I too, am a fan if Islay. If I was able to take only one dram, to ward off the chillblains on a grouse hunt in the moors, it would be Laphroaig. Regards.
Theodore S. Maul, Esq. wrote: My goal is to acquire a bottle of Laphroaig 30 yr immediately before I turn that age myself. Ideally I would have a swill throughout my life to honour grand occasions and could proclaim in a loud voice that "this whisky is as old as I am!". Unfortunately bottled whisky doesn't age so well particularly if most of the bottle has been consumed so I must think of a better strategy that balances the significant investment and what I get out of it tastewise.
I am open to suggestions.
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Might I suggest good sirs, in the investment in a Swissmar Epivac winesaver. This simple yet ingenenious device was designed for wine bottles and should fit the necks of most whiskey bottles quite appropriately. The idea is to place a reusable rubber seal fitted with a one-way valve into th neck and then apply a small hand pump to withdraw the air left in the bottle, creating a vacuum and vastly minimizing oxidation. To take a drink, simply release the valve and remove the seal!
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Dear Le Comte. An excellent suggestion and to be commended. One warning though. The Epivac is primarily for short term use, as the one way valve will eventually weaken and loose the vacuum. If our esteemed Esquire is waiting some time between samplings, he may find himself in a dour mood when he taps the elixir. Regards.
Le Comte de la Vesteverte wrote:Might I suggest good sirs, in the investment in a Swissmar Epivac winesaver. This simple yet ingenenious device was designed for wine bottles and should fit the necks of most whiskey bottles quite appropriately. The idea is to place a reusable rubber seal fitted with a one-way valve into th neck and then apply a small hand pump to withdraw the air left in the bottle, creating a vacuum and vastly minimizing oxidation. To take a drink, simply release the valve and remove the seal!
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Favorites:
Bourbon: Buffalo Trace
Canadian: Forty Creek
Western: McKendric
Scotch: Glenrothes 32yr. 1972
Overall: Temptryst Ballinon (my own)
Bourbon: Buffalo Trace
Canadian: Forty Creek
Western: McKendric
Scotch: Glenrothes 32yr. 1972
Overall: Temptryst Ballinon (my own)
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Glenfiddich.
Though in a pinch I'll settle for a bottle of Black Douglas.
Though in a pinch I'll settle for a bottle of Black Douglas.
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My favourite is Canadian Club, which I rarely drink without either some manner of gingery ale or cola.
Currently I am making my way through a bottle of Vat 69 which I won last weekend in a battle of wits.
Currently I am making my way through a bottle of Vat 69 which I won last weekend in a battle of wits.
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I currently have a bottle of Glenlivet sitting in the bar, which has made for many an enjoyable night cap recently, teamed with these darling star-shaped icecubes. A little strange, yes, but when consuming a drink which generally considered to be rather masculine, it my way of expressing my feminine side and it does look quite exquisite. My good landlord also posses a bottle of Glenfiddich Special Reserve, which is waiting for the right occassion to be opened.
Going away from Scotches, my dear father (bless him) taught me to love a Jameson with ice and, occasionally, ginger ale.
Going away from Scotches, my dear father (bless him) taught me to love a Jameson with ice and, occasionally, ginger ale.
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I find Glenfiddich 12 rather harsh and astringent, but properly serviceable for boys just barely old enough to drink and are learning about the world's vices ... or those such as yourself that might appreciate such.Fez Wearing Brigadier wrote:Glenfiddich.
Though in a pinch I'll settle for a bottle of Black Douglas.
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I would tend to agree. I've tried Glenfiddich's 12, 15 and 18 year olds malts (the 21 is next on my agenda, and beyond that when fortune smiles upon me or i have the fiscal means) and have found that the 15 year old Solera Reserve is by far the tastiest of the three. The 18 year old Ancient Reserve is not without it merits but its taste may just be a little too complex and overwhelming, at least for my palate. Trying to put too many ideas into one bottle. Like someone other than James Joyce writing Ulysses. The 15 year old is by far a more appealing, somewhat sweeter taste, somewhat reminiscent of fresh fruit.
The 12 year old... well, it was the first whiskey I ever tasted back in my formative years, but now I'd reserve the bottle for use in the kitchen.
And as much as I condone drinking in accordance to one's taste and not one's ego, I must say that Black Douglas and Vat 69, along with 100 Pipers are some of the most inferior and downright poor blends I've ever tasted. Purely reserved for teenage kicks; and cheap tasteless ones at that. For an average blend close to that price range I would recommend Teacher's Highland Malt or Ballantine's over those three on any occasion.
The 12 year old... well, it was the first whiskey I ever tasted back in my formative years, but now I'd reserve the bottle for use in the kitchen.
And as much as I condone drinking in accordance to one's taste and not one's ego, I must say that Black Douglas and Vat 69, along with 100 Pipers are some of the most inferior and downright poor blends I've ever tasted. Purely reserved for teenage kicks; and cheap tasteless ones at that. For an average blend close to that price range I would recommend Teacher's Highland Malt or Ballantine's over those three on any occasion.
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This type of flavor has more to with style than location, not that location does not also play a small part. Several of the Islay whiskies are the richest in phenols, about 40 ppm. That is mainly from heavy peat smoking of the malt. Others simply do not use as much smoke. The sea influence is related to increased iodines in the peat from brackish water.baron wankelporkington wrote:caol ila 18yr old has an excellent taste and fantastic as a tonic due to the location, you can really taste the sea.
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Fantastic to see so many Oirish whiskies name checked here. I find they're often overlooked.
My desert island list;
Middleton Very Rare
Johnnie Walker Blue
and Glenfiddich 21 Havana Reserve (finished in Havana Club barrels)
My desert island list;
Middleton Very Rare
Johnnie Walker Blue
and Glenfiddich 21 Havana Reserve (finished in Havana Club barrels)
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Can you notice any Havana Club "remainders" in the taste?
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Yes, the finish is wonderfully sweet and rummy. A real find
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It must have been a quick and decisive battle.Hon Rev Saul X. Goode MP wrote:My favourite is Canadian Club, which I rarely drink without either some manner of gingery ale or cola.
Currently I am making my way through a bottle of Vat 69 which I won last weekend in a battle of wits.
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What vices did you teach them after plying these lads that were barely old enough to drink?AngelSword wrote:I find Glenfiddich 12 rather harsh and astringent, but properly serviceable for boys just barely old enough to drink and are learning about the world's vices ... or those such as yourself that might appreciate such.Fez Wearing Brigadier wrote:Glenfiddich.
Though in a pinch I'll settle for a bottle of Black Douglas.
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If this is indeed advice that you choose to follow I would suggest using a suitable sterilising agent to clean the new container. It is then of the most extreme importance that you thoroughly rinse this new container with clean cold water. It was through not rinsing properly that I have lost more than a single batch of delicious homebrew.Rum Runner wrote:Dear sir. You are wise beyond your years and to be congratulated! You are correct in observing that oxidation does take place. My remedy for this is to decant the contents of a partial bottle into a scrupulously clean container of the correct size. Such as a silver flask, or small crystal decanter. The idea being to reduce the surface area exposed to air. Whilst this detracts from the joy of pouring direct from the bottle, it does keep the spirit in better shape. I too, am a fan if Islay. If I was able to take only one dram, to ward off the chillblains on a grouse hunt in the moors, it would be Laphroaig. Regards.
As for the agent itself, a baby bottle steriliser will do if you cannot find one from a local brewing shop.
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Dear don Juan Pablo. A pleasure to see you return to the fold. I have taken all precautions in decanting as if I were visiting the Red Light District of Amsterdam. With wonderful results on both counts!Sñr Juan Pablo de Español wrote:If this is indeed advice that you choose to follow I would suggest using a suitable sterilising agent to clean the new container. It is then of the most extreme importance that you thoroughly rinse this new container with clean cold water. It was through not rinsing properly that I have lost more than a single batch of delicious homebrew.Rum Runner wrote:Dear sir. You are wise beyond your years and to be congratulated! You are correct in observing that oxidation does take place. My remedy for this is to decant the contents of a partial bottle into a scrupulously clean container of the correct size. Such as a silver flask, or small crystal decanter. The idea being to reduce the surface area exposed to air. Whilst this detracts from the joy of pouring direct from the bottle, it does keep the spirit in better shape. I too, am a fan if Islay. If I was able to take only one dram, to ward off the chillblains on a grouse hunt in the moors, it would be Laphroaig. Regards.
As for the agent itself, a baby bottle steriliser will do if you cannot find one from a local brewing shop.
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Johnny Walker Black and Chivas would be my top 2, however you esteemed gentleman have certainly given me many other options to try.
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How terrible that I haven't taken the time to add my experience to this already sterling conversation!
At any rate, Whisky is definitely one of my favourite potables - something which I attribute to my Scottish heritage.
Island malts are always somewhat of a favourite, with my every-day Whisky being the delicious Bowmore Darkest. Darkest is a full, rich island malt with a decidedly smoky taste. It always seems to me apon pouring a glass and taking a whiff of the smoky and sea-breeze scented Whisky that I have suddenly been transported to a craggy cliff on the isle of Islay with a roaring campfire beside me.
Along with the Bowmore, there are many island malts with similar sea-side aromas and finishes, such as the delicious Port Ellen 1978 and the Talisker 1975.
At any rate, Whisky is definitely one of my favourite potables - something which I attribute to my Scottish heritage.
Island malts are always somewhat of a favourite, with my every-day Whisky being the delicious Bowmore Darkest. Darkest is a full, rich island malt with a decidedly smoky taste. It always seems to me apon pouring a glass and taking a whiff of the smoky and sea-breeze scented Whisky that I have suddenly been transported to a craggy cliff on the isle of Islay with a roaring campfire beside me.
Along with the Bowmore, there are many island malts with similar sea-side aromas and finishes, such as the delicious Port Ellen 1978 and the Talisker 1975.
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The Port Ellen 75 is a wonderful spirit, sadly in dwindling availability as the distillery is no longer open
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My first love was Laphroaig 10yo. Then I met her sister QC, and well, what can I say, it just happened
Then I joined the SMWS and had a single-cask Arran. It's rather tragic to know that the best whisky one has ever met, one will never meet again. But it shan't stop me from doing this to myself over and over again...
Then I joined the SMWS and had a single-cask Arran. It's rather tragic to know that the best whisky one has ever met, one will never meet again. But it shan't stop me from doing this to myself over and over again...
Lead me not into temptation; I can find it myself.
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I've become quite enamoured of the Glenfiddich 15 year of late.
I'd not heard of the 21 year Havana Reserve before now. I'll have to track that one down.
I'd not heard of the 21 year Havana Reserve before now. I'll have to track that one down.
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