Advice from our Scottish brethrin needed

[suityou01]

Try the Glenlivet.

I'm right on it

[Cliphead]

I did a tour of the distillery a few years ago. Really enjoyed it.

Did the Glengoyne tour last year, great experience but a middling whisky.

[Cliphead]

I'm right on it

In my opinion underrated but when it comes to whisky market share / promotion colours the market too much, there are some gems out there to be discovered.

[doodab]

I like the auchentoshen myself.

I got a bottle of something called blue hanger at the weekend as a birthday present for a mate. Not tried it myself but he really rates it.

[scooterscot]

first off it's spelt whisky not whiskey.

You're in London, ja?

Get yourself down to 19 Greville St, London EC1N 8SQ, where you'll be met with an old black oak door that looks like it never opens. Give it a knock. This is the Scotch Malt Whisky Society. Here they'll let you try as many tasters as you want. Try it neat first.

[Cliphead]

I like the auchentoshen myself.

I got a bottle of something called blue hanger at the weekend as a birthday present for a mate. Not tried it myself but he really rates it.

I pass the place every day heading for ClientCo and it's in my hometown, never tried it not being a fan of lowland whiskies

[doodab]

I pass the place every day heading for ClientCo and it's in my hometown, never tried it not being a fan of lowland whiskies

I like most of them tbh. I acquired the taste while working in Livingston many moons ago. Not entirely sure what's from where, though I know some are from islands cos they are named after them, and I always enjoy trying different ones.

[Cliphead]

I like most of them tbh. I acquired the taste while working in Livingston many moons ago. Not entirely sure what's from where, though I know some are from islands cos they are named after them, and I always enjoy trying different ones.

No matter, what you like counts and nothing else.

[d000hg]

I would hardly have described Highland Park as peaty, it's one of my favourites but I thought it was the opposite of peaty? Same goes for Jura (the ones I tried anyway).

The Whisky society put this slightly contrived map together to group whisky type by location...



It does show HP12 as smoky but I remember it being more like Glenfiddich. Maybe I need to re-acquaint myself