... and the Irish Bushmills Rum Cask. Both are singles. I purposely decided to try some other nation's single malts and was so pleasantly surprised. The Glen Breton was very much like a scotch whisky. It's a peated malt and has a character all its own. ... away. I had no idea an Irish single would be so different from a Scotch single. My notes: http://www.forpeatsake.com/index....

I remember hearing an interview of the distillery owner talking about the 8yr. They did it cause they simply needed to generate the income :) Colin. On Feb 2, 2:46 pm, rfranklin <rfrank...@ripnet.com> wrote: On Thu, 01 Feb 2007 00:21:01 GMT, Whisky Fool <keithREMOVElo...@hotmail.com> wrote: rfranklin <rfrank...@ripnet.com> wrote in news:...

On Thu, 01 Feb 2007 00:21:01 GMT, Whisky Fool <keithREMOVEloach@hotmail.com> wrote: rfranklin <rfranklin@ripnet.com> wrote in news:1kvkr2t93g15j12ggromm84vg7epf3rpja@4ax.com: It appears that the Glen Breton has improved since it's first release. I have a bottle of their original release and it resembles moderately used engine oil. In taste there was nothing bad really. The ...

On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 10:53:20 -0000, "Dominic O'Donnell" <domaccount@btinternet.com> wrote: If you're going Japanese, try Yoichi. Dominic O'Donnell (Whilst on an Irish theme, look for Green Spot ... avoid the Welsh Penderyn !) Green Spot is nice enough. I have a bottle of Redbreast open here at home. Very nice. Also the Conemmarra cask strength. Decent enough. Peace,...