Whisky appreciation

[Hornedfrogbbq]

Not sure how many other whisky lovers there are here but I am one of them.

Do a bit of writing occasionally for a few hunting magazines and nothing is a better accompaniment to writing than a nice dram.

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Alot of peat in that one...bit much for me.

 

[jreidthompson]

Looking for a reasonable daily sipper that won't break the bank and can be used in a mixer if the need arose. Scottish single malts preferred, current candidates are:

• Glen Moray
• Tamnavullin
• Aberfeldy
• Tomatin
• Smokehead Peat
• Monkey Shoulder (blend, but pretty good)

Any others to consider?

I've liked Speyburn. Only tried the 10yr and wouldn't consider myself any type of connoisseur. I like it a lot more than the glen moray I tried. The 10yr is not expensive. I generally drink it neat.

Speyburn | Speyside Single Malt Whisky

Speyburn a speyside single malt whisky that speaks for itself! Explore our single malts created in the heart of the speyside region

www.speyburn.com

10 Year Old | Speyburn | Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Speyburn 10 year old single malt is matured in a combination of American Oak ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks.

www.speyburn.com

 

[Trogon]

Stumbled into this Rye this week, I haven't had much of Ole Overalls. Looking forward to cracking this one open after I received a couple recommendations.

 

[BeeMaa]

@Trogon - I've had a couple of the Penelope whiskies...absolutely lovely. Like to know what you think when you get around to cracking them.

 

[alby]

Looking for a reasonable daily sipper that won't break the bank and can be used in a mixer if the need arose. Scottish single malts preferred, current candidates are:

• Glen Moray
• Tamnavullin
• Aberfeldy
• Tomatin
• Smokehead Peat
• Monkey Shoulder (blend, but pretty good)

Any others to consider?

Looking for a reasonable daily sipper that won't break the bank and can be used in a mixer if the need arose. Scottish single malts preferred, current candidates are:

• Glen Moray
• Tamnavullin
• Aberfeldy
• Tomatin
• Smokehead Peat
• Monkey Shoulder (blend, but pretty good)

Any others to consider?

One vote for the Sherry cask finished Glen Moray!

 

[Trogon]

@Trogon - I've had a couple of the Penelope whiskies...absolutely lovely. Like to know what you think when you get around to cracking them.

@BeeMaa , will do! I've been told some bottles are much more desirable; unfortunately I can't speak to any yet

 

[thriller]

Penelope is fantastic it is a mgp juice, but a very good one(don’t get me wrong I have a few bottles in the wings). I just opened a bottle of wild turkey rare breed barrel proof that’s punching above its weight class.

 

[yamoon]

Love the single malt, can’t afford the real expensive ones. Bold Silver Top dry gin neat, is a favorite also.
Mike

 

[Rumrunner]

Heck of a lineup
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