ScottGee1 wrote:
> I have to correct my previous post. The Balvenie sampler included a
> 12 y.o., not a 10. BTW, I wouldn't lust for the 21 y.o.; it lacked
> character. But then its subtleties may have escaped me.
>
I have to agree. But then I have developed a theory regarding the
optimum age for a malt, and wouldn't spend the money they ask for
anything over about 18 years.
> While we're on the subject, has anyone tried:
>
> Aberfeldy 12 y.o.?
Nope. I have seen one, in Arisaig, but never got that far along the
gantry...
>
> Aberlour 10 y.o.?
Fine example of its type. Speys aren't my favourites, though.
>
> Bruichladdich 10 y.o.?
Now you're talking. All the Islays are magic, but this and Bunnahabhain
grab you by the neck and demand attention!
>
> Glenmorangie 10 y.o.? 12 y.o. (all the different 'flavors')?
Never found one I liked, pretty characterless for my taste, but it's
better than vodka... or Johnnie Walker.
>
> Highland Park 12 y.o.?
Love the stuff. This is my 'ordinaire', but it has so many nuances that
to refer to it as ordinaire is tantamount to a hanging offence.
>
> You'll note these are 'budget' single malts. No point asking about
> drams I won't be able to enjoy!
>
> :D
>
> ScottGee1
>
>
They ain't budget here, mate. What is?
D.
--
Donald MacDonald BA DipLIS
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I -
I took the one less travelled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Robert Frost.
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