Today's whisky is ...

[norrahe]

a few weeks ago in Livigno I bought a bottle of Macallan 'Whisky Maker's Selection' or Favourite or something

is it a good one or a bad one ?

Milan.

Obviously wasn't that memorable for you

[milanbenes]

haven't opened it yet

got to finish the Macallan 18 first


put the kettle on Norah

Milan.

[TiroFijo]

Ardbeg 10 yr old, Islay's best whisky imho.
A whirlwind of peat and complex malty flavours, drunk neat of course as a fine single malt should be.

[norrahe]

haven't opened it yet

got to finish the Macallan 18 first


put the kettle on Norah

Milan.

Haven't you got tapes to change?

The 18 year old is a good un.

[milanbenes]

i'll testify to that, the 18 is the best whisky I've tasted - not that I know that many of course

interestingly, though, no matter how interesting the scottish malts are,
from time to time a glass of jd makes a refreshing change


Milan.

[norrahe]

interestingly, though, no matter how interesting the scottish malts are,
from time to time a glass of jd makes a refreshing change


Milan.

"Burn the witch"

[TiroFijo]

no matter how interesting the scottish malts are,
from time to time a glass of jd makes a refreshing change
Milan.

JD, dunno how one could drink that sickly sweet abomanation!

[shaunbhoy]

i'll testify to that, the 18 is the best whisky I've tasted - not that I know that many of course

interestingly, though, no matter how interesting the scottish malts are,
from time to time a glass of jd makes a refreshing change


Milan.

Curious use of the word "refreshing".

[norrahe]

Curious use of the word "refreshing".

Makes a very good toilet cleaner.

[d000hg]

Most whiskies wil benefit from a touch of water to open up the flavour.

Aren't the 40% ones already pre-watered, effectively? The ones at cask strength around %56 are designed to be watered, IIRC.