I buy one of these beauties every time I visit Ireland. Greenore - Single Grain Irish Whiskey - Homepage
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Whisky, mmm, nice
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You should try Green or Yellow spot or 15yr old RedbreastOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostI buy one of these beauties every time I visit Ireland. Greenore - Single Grain Irish Whiskey - HomepageComment
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Peat and dirt. I suppose I can see where the TCP smell comes from - trichlorophenylmethyliodosalicyl - phenoly smell. Yes, it does a bit!Originally posted by original PM View PostLaphroaig - is that the one that tastes/smells like TCP?If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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Yeah never really got on with that type - like many others though!Originally posted by hyperD View PostPeat and dirt. I suppose I can see where the TCP smell comes from - trichlorophenylmethyliodosalicyl - phenoly smell. Yes, it does a bit!Comment
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It does have a taste of iodine to it initially. It gets challenging reviews, seems to be a marmite sort of drink.Comment
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Most Islay whiskies are like that. Speysides are usually less smoky, more delicately flavoured so they're easier to drink.Comment
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I had one once that was distilled in a cliff top distillery - the blurb on the bottle banged on about the salt from the sea blending etc to give unique blah blah flavour
I struggled to actually hold it down - it just tasted like sea water.Comment
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Nice with a spot of coke in it.
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