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Rotodyne
United States2263 Posts
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SixStrings
Germany2046 Posts
On October 16 2013 06:03 Manijak wrote: I'd suggest Glenfiddich 12, very good stuff for a decent price. Cheers, I'll keep an eye out for that. On October 16 2013 07:12 Rotodyne wrote: I was influenced to drink some whisky the other day by following in the footsteps of a man named Ron Swanson (lol). I now want to do it more often A moustache will surely follow. | ||
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Encdalf
Germany66 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/iTl98bO.jpg) The Glrenrothes - Select Reserve Tomintoul 12y Bushmills 16y Abelours A'Bundah Batch 33 The Dalmore 12y The Dalmore King Alexander III Knockando Master Reserve 21y Nikka Whiskey - from the barrel My favourites from these are definately Knockando, Dalmore King Alexander and the Abelour. | ||
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SixStrings
Germany2046 Posts
On October 16 2013 05:50 BeMannerDuPenner wrote: glennfiddich 12 ~24€ laphroaig 10 ~ 30€ dalwhinnie 15 / laphroaig quarter cask /glennfiddich 15 ~35€ ardbeg 10 ~40€ lagavulin 16 ~45€ makers mark ~25€ & wild turkey rare breed ~30€ are decent bourbons to checkout all below 50€ good to top quality and should be quite easy to get evrywhere. insane prices. oban is like 35-40€ here, not the biggest fan since i think there are better choices for the price but damn. 110$ sounds like a ton for that. didnt know that stuff is that expensive in other places. Thanks for the recommendations, in which stores do you tend to find Glenfiddich? I always bought alcohol in grocerie stores, but so far no luck. | ||
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PandaCore
Germany553 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/PRDgm4a.jpg) Nothing too special, but still one of my favorites. Also I realized I need some nice new whiskey glasses, any recommandations? | ||
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FliedLice
Germany7494 Posts
On October 17 2013 03:20 PandaCore wrote: http://i.imgur.com/PRDgm4a.jpg Nothing too special, but still one of my favorites. Also I realized I need some nice new whiskey glasses, any recommandations? http://www.whisky.de/shop/Zubehoer/Glaeser/The-Blenders-Malt-Glas-Glencairn-6-Stueck--.html Got those, they're pretty nice. For tumblers I bought a couple of Jameson glasses at my local Trinkgut. On October 17 2013 03:13 SixStrings wrote: Thanks for the recommendations, in which stores do you tend to find Glenfiddich? I always bought alcohol in grocerie stores, but so far no luck. real and Edeka tend to have some of the more popular single malts, Glenfiddich being one of them. If you have a Trinkgut beverage store in your area you can check that one out, at least the one near me offers a suprising amount of spirits. http://www.whisky.de/shop/ Would be another alternative. | ||
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Twoeyedcyclops
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elfonse
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magicmUnky
Australia280 Posts
Japanese stuff is really good, imo. It is different, even though it's trying really hard to be scotch. Yoichi is really good, Nikka from the barrel is really tasty too (bear in mind it's an old malt blended with a young grain; I love it but some think it's a bit harsh.) The other Japanese whisky I've had was some hard to find "Diamond blue" or something like that? It was really nice... young and underdeveloped, but I loved the totally dominant oak character. tldr; Japanese stuff isn't as easy to categorise, you've really gotta go try them individually. Also bought some Glenfiddich 12 and 18... I dislike them both  | ||
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Grettin
42381 Posts
On October 17 2013 05:21 elfonse wrote: anyone have any experience with the Japanese whiskeys? Any specific whiskey you are interested in? Quality stuff from my experience. Most familiar with Yamazaki & Hakushu, but i'm not an expert though. I'm sure many have experience though. Highly respected whiskeys for the most part. Few reviews by Ralfy + Show Spoiler + | ||
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Twoeyedcyclops
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Nacl(Draq)
United States302 Posts
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SixStrings
Germany2046 Posts
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MadProbe
United States269 Posts
try adding 1-2 teaspoons water. take SMALL sips. and take time to really taste it throughout your mouth (5-10s) before you swallow. im currently enjoying some bulleit bourbon. yum. ![[image loading]](http://uncrate.com/p/2009/03/bulleit-bourbon.jpg) | ||
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Promethelax
Canada7089 Posts
On October 21 2013 06:42 SixStrings wrote: Man, I'm not sure what to think of that Glenfiddich yet, right now I have to drink it out of shot glasses or it really burns the hair off of my vagina. I like it but it was a little much for me when I started drinking whiskey. Just go slow with it. | ||
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TSORG
293 Posts
glenfiddich 12, 15, 18 lagavulin 16 yo ballantines 5 yo deanston 12 yo and 5 samples of 23 yo whiskeys from different brands (all from my birth year and before that i had a glen moray 12yo suntory "yamazaki" 12yo | ||
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Nizaris
Belgium2230 Posts
On October 17 2013 05:14 Twoeyedcyclops wrote: I was wondering if anyone knew about how the new johnny walker range, explorer gold route or something, and how it fits into their previous ranges? Is a limited edition run or something? i tasted the golden explorer at work (a client offered my boss the bottle, we don't usually drink) and he let every1 have a glass. None of us was expecting anything fantastic considering other johnny products, but it was definitely better than their other stuff (tho i've never tasted green label). Not sure how much it costs, but i would say it's a good mid range whisky. mind you i'm no specialist but i have tasted quite a few. | ||
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Janaan
United States381 Posts
On October 21 2013 07:16 MadProbe wrote: ^ lol. my suggestions for beginners: try adding 1-2 teaspoons water. take SMALL sips. and take time to really taste it throughout your mouth (5-10s) before you swallow. im currently enjoying some bulleit bourbon. yum. Ditto to this. I always put a single ice cube in my scotch to both slightly cool it and to cut it just a little. I enjoy it much more that way. | ||
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Nizaris
Belgium2230 Posts
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ZackAttack
United States884 Posts
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