... smoky, but not peaty. To me they go hand in hand, like Laphroig. As for the latter, the (old?) Highland Park 18 is/was a very good example. Its smoke was reminiscent of campfires, of burnt twigs, and so forth.... my whisky tour at Edradour. Its just peat for peat's sake. No pun intended. Peace, Jock -- To reply, remove underwear http://www.step-we-ceilidh.nl

...can talk about that) 2. Dalwhinnie 3. Glenfarclas 15 4. Highland Park ( age still open for thought) 5. Ardbeg 10 ...'s a good list. Might be worth inserting a Talisker after Highland Park and before Ardbeg. Jim Good idea Jim. But I do.... Jock -- To reply, remove underwear http://www.step-we-ceilidh.nl Jock's whisky tour: http://www.serenityscotland.co.uk/whisky...

...'t see the flyer sadly, but I _think_ I saw the stand where the event was taling place. The Highland Park 'Amnesty' (bring any 70cl bottle of spirits and they'd swap it for a HP18) seemed very popular ... the flyer to you if you like. Peace, Jock -- To reply, remove underwear http://www.step-we-ceilidh.nl Jock's whisky tour: http://www.serenityscotland.co.uk/whisky-tour.htm

...the house and our band and our partners had a wee Ceilidh. Anyway we started off with a Bladnoch before the meal. ...deep frozen in my deep freeze for 24 hours. Followed by Highland Coffee made with Famous Grouse. Then we had a glass...poetry with a Dutch accent. Peace, Jock The Step-We-Ceilidh Band. http://www.step-we-ceilidh.nl -- Posted by news://news.nb.nu (http://www.nb.nu)