...>> Absolutely. There are so many fine whiskies at much lower prices. are there any sherried whiskys you can think of that are more ...I agree. If I could only buy one whisky, Aberlour a'bunadh would be my first choice. Bowmore 17 second. If I could only buy one distilled spirit, it would be a ... Barbados or Jamaica. If I could only buy one alcoholic beverage, it would be a...

... say that for the rest of your life you are only allowed to buy *one* bottling of whisky (note 'bottling' not 'bottle') - which would it be? Essentially, what is your favourite whisky and why? I'll start - if asked to choose just ...>combining all the peat I want with a hint of sweetness. It's the whisky I probably buy the most consistently. Over to you... ...

... say that for the rest of your life you are only allowed to buy *one* bottling of whisky (note 'bottling' not 'bottle') - which would it be? Essentially, what is your favourite whisky and why? I'll start - if asked to choose just...combining all the peat I want with a hint of sweetness. It's the whisky I probably buy the most consistently. Over to you......

... water to tame the beast a bit. The water calms the initial attack and brings out the sherried sweetness. Water or not, you can't go wrong with a bottle of "Boona" on the shelf. There's nothing wrong with adding water to any whisky. Those who say otherwise are snobs who should know better. Jim -- Find me at http://www.ursaminorbeta.co.uk AIM/iChatAV: JCAndrew2 Skype: greyarea

Uzytkownik "disavowed" napisal: Absolutely. There are so many fine whiskies at much lower prices. are there any sherried whiskys you can think of that are more reasonably priced, but have that kind of richness the macallan 18 had/has? i admit i've tried more ...

... say that for the rest of your life you are only allowed to buy *one* bottling of whisky (note 'bottling' not 'bottle') - which would it be? Essentially, what is your favourite whisky and why? I'll start - if asked to choose just...combining all the peat I want with a hint of sweetness. It's the whisky I probably buy the most consistently. Over to you......

...'t have me in a hurry to see how the newest ones fare. Absolutely. There are so many fine whiskies at much lower prices. Cheers, Rajmund are there any sherried whiskys you can think of that are more reasonably priced, but have that kind of richness the macallan 18 had/has? i ...

pltrgyst wrote: On Thu, 07 Jun 2007 08:47:25 -0600, Gladys <just.cant@say.it.anymore> wrote: Buy 4 bottles of the 12 YO Macallan instead. :-) ...which has only gone from $30 to $50 here... 8;) -- Larry similar price increase here, but as much as i enjoy the 12, the 18 had a richness that i miss. i seem to prefer the islay-type scotches i like to be younger...

pltrgyst wrote: On Thu, 07 Jun 2007 08:47:25 -0600, Gladys <just.cant@say.it.anymore> wrote: Buy 4 bottles of the 12 YO Macallan instead. :-) ...which has only gone from $30 to $50 here... 8;) It's still $33 at my local (large) liquor store. Should I be stocking up? Are price increases looming??? Gladys.

...@magrathea.plus.com> wrote: Let's say that for the rest of your life you are only allowed to buy *one* bottling of whisky (note 'bottling' not 'bottle') - which would it be? Essentially, what is your favourite whisky and why? Then it would be Lagavulin Distillers Edition. I guess. Maybe. Eh... Right now that's my...