Whisky Tasting - Page 2

Emjay · 23-02-09, 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by ZermattGT

Emjay, Oban 14 is my standard. I judge all whisky to this nectar. Cheers.

Coxy, Aberlour is excellent, definately a favorite Speyside Malt. At the tasting I had the Aberlour "Abunadh" which was hedonistic, almost Cognac like, lots of sugar. This variety I would save as an apertif. Yummy.

I always maintain to anyone who cares to listen that you are a man of immense taste Matt

ZermattGT · 23-02-09, 10:00 PM

Emjay, thanks for the nod. The best part of any of these events for me is sharing. This year 6 of my mates went with. Good fun.

By the way my friend Peter refers to me as M-J.
My initials.

amanda · 23-02-09, 10:16 PM

Whiskey is nasty nasty orrible stuff........tastes like antifreeze

Coxy · 23-02-09, 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by ZermattGT

Coxy, Aberlour is excellent, definately a favorite Speyside Malt. At the tasting I had the Aberlour "Abunadh" which was hedonistic, almost Cognac like, lots of sugar. This variety I would save as an apertif. Yummy.

lol! I only got it cos it was £5.00 off in Somerfield!!!

any other recommendations for my next tipple then?

kerker21 · 23-02-09, 11:23 PM

zer you want to try tobermoray its amazing single malt or jura but not the special just the ordinary both realy smooth over ice "wait back in a mo" thats better after a few of these my spelling might get a bit better mmmmmmmmmmmm

john...

panda what are you putting in your rad if it tastes like whisky are you running a distillery or a quattro ?????

Booty · 24-02-09, 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by amanda

Whiskey is nasty nasty orrible stuff........tastes like antifreeze

But you can't get wank**ed on anti freeze!

kerker21 · 24-02-09, 12:03 AM

why what lubricant do you use then

shouldnt of mentioned lubricants it will only get johnny frisky

ZermattGT · 24-02-09, 12:44 AM

Here is a whisky recommendation I will gladly make.

The first Welsh distillery to open in like a 100 years. PENDERYN.

It's shockingly good. Almost treacle like, mellow and velvety.

ZermattGT · 24-02-09, 11:30 AM

Amanda, I'm sorry you don't enjoy whisky. Without a doubt it's an acquired taste. Of all the foods and libations I've come to enjoy, whisky required due dilligence. First 4-5 times I drank it as a young man, I gotta say....jet fuel. Took time for my palete to understand it. Do you enjoy any of the simple spirits straight up?

Willbo · 24-02-09, 12:50 PM

Had to reply to this
The Balvennie for me is the best around.

Loads of people spoil a good whiskey with ice, water or coke

. It should be drunk on its own slightly warm

.

http://www.thebalvenie.com/ourRange.php

Go no Amanda try it

23-02-09, 10:16 PM	#13
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23-02-09, 11:23 PM	#15
kerker21 Senior Member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,412	zer you want to try tobermoray its amazing single malt or jura but not the special just the ordinary both realy smooth over ice "wait back in a mo" thats better after a few of these my spelling might get a bit better mmmmmmmmmmmm john... panda what are you putting in your rad if it tastes like whisky are you running a distillery or a quattro ????? __________________ chairman of the quattro owners club 85 UR WR Quattro 52 ford transit faf specialised big hit mtb ex Z1000R owner ex KTM Duke owner

24-02-09, 12:03 AM	#17
kerker21 Senior Member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,412	why what lubricant do you use then shouldnt of mentioned lubricants it will only get johnny frisky __________________ chairman of the quattro owners club 85 UR WR Quattro 52 ford transit faf specialised big hit mtb ex Z1000R owner ex KTM Duke owner

24-02-09, 12:50 PM	#20
Willbo Mr 80 quattro! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Carlisle Posts: 1,279	Had to reply to this The Balvennie for me is the best around. Loads of people spoil a good whiskey with ice, water or coke. It should be drunk on its own slightly warm. http://www.thebalvenie.com/ourRange.php Go no Amanda try it

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ZermattGT Quad Lamp Commando Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Massachusetts, U.S.A. Posts: 4,299	Emjay, thanks for the nod. The best part of any of these events for me is sharing. This year 6 of my mates went with. Good fun. By the way my friend Peter refers to me as M-J. My initials.

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ZermattGT Quad Lamp Commando Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Massachusetts, U.S.A. Posts: 4,299	Amanda, I'm sorry you don't enjoy whisky. Without a doubt it's an acquired taste. Of all the foods and libations I've come to enjoy, whisky required due dilligence. First 4-5 times I drank it as a young man, I gotta say....jet fuel. Took time for my palete to understand it. Do you enjoy any of the simple spirits straight up?