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Post by Jock on Dec 31, 2006 17:33:26 GMT -1
Looks like 2006 is going out in a gale and 2007 in on a monsoon. But never mind I have me bottle ready for the bells. Johnny Walker 15 year old malt yaheeeeeeee  |
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Post by neilson on Dec 31, 2006 17:42:24 GMT -1
looks a dear.. bottle ;D ;D think they will have tae cacel edinburgh even thu they said they would`nt  |
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Post by Jock on Dec 31, 2006 17:52:40 GMT -1
They are all cancelled. Got the bottle of the good lady for me christmas.
Will save you a drop then again a might not he he.
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Post by shanksi on Dec 31, 2006 18:23:30 GMT -1
No as good as a Macallan or Highland Park tho.  Going to have oldest daughter in the house for the bells as she was supposed by going to George Square. All we can hear are wheelie bins bouncing down the street. ;D shanksi |
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Post by Jock on Jan 1, 2007 8:13:29 GMT -1
Now that was rather good Mepstar. I shanksi the highland park is a quality malt. Macallan is also rather nice. But you got to try a new one every year. Take a bottle of Highland park with me to Rum purely for medicinal purposes.
Tasting note rather nice with a peaty after taste a blend of four malts. I reckon this would go down rather nice with some smoked trout.
I enjoy most malts and find a few can be overpowering on the peat side from Islay. When I done the hill walking would have a few malts after-wards and try-ed out the local one for the area, but your right about the highland park it is a superb malt.
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Post by shanksi on Jan 1, 2007 13:31:31 GMT -1
I work for Edrington that own Highland Park and Macallan, also Glenrothes, Tamdhu, Grouse, Cutty Sark so have a good choice. Only problem is I don't like whisky. ;D ;D
shanksi
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Post by Jock on Jan 12, 2007 20:51:37 GMT -1
Glenrothes is that a blend? sounds like a Fifer drink. Never mind Shanksi there is always Irn Bru.
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Going to have oldest daughter in the house for the bells as she was supposed by going to George Square. All we can hear are wheelie bins bouncing down the street. ;D