Prefered Scotch Whisky, my 10 top.

speedster.8 · Dec 3, 2007

What have i been missing, Is there 1. that I stil need to test? Listed in rought terms of prefference: Springbank 10 Highland Park "18" Mcallan "12" fine Oak Glenmorangie "callar 13" Mcallan "12" The Balvenie "doublewood 12" Glenmorangie "10" Glenfiddich "cask strengt 15" Auchentochan "10" (have yett to get familiar with this one) The last two are a different "league", and not my usual choice. But interesting in their special caracter

Lagvulin "16" Ardbeg "10" Have made a poll, post your prefference and If you have pointers that go in the same direction as the topp portion im al ears.

Connemara · Dec 3, 2007

Laphroaig 10 is a ridiculously good scotch, especially when one considers the price.

lawyerdad · Dec 3, 2007

Originally Posted by Connemara

Laphroaig 10 is a ridiculously good scotch, especially when one considers the price.

Agreed, although Laphroaig may well fall into the "special character" category.

Bouji · Dec 3, 2007

Caol Ila

Renault78law · Dec 3, 2007

Lagavulin and Talisker are my current favorites.

Britalian · Dec 3, 2007

Originally Posted by Renault78law

Lagavulin and Talisker are my current favorites.

Is Lag as peaty as Talisker?

I'm partial to Glenlivet and Glenmorangie. In fact give me anything which begins with those first four letters and I won't complain. I tried Dalwinnie (sp?) after some thread recs last year but was a little disappointed.

+1 on Macallan

Renault78law · Dec 3, 2007

Originally Posted by Britalian

Is Lag as peaty as Talisker?

I'm partial to Glenlivet and Glenmorangie. In fact give me anything which begins with those first four letters and I won't complain. I tried Dalwinnie (sp?) after some thread recs last year but was a little disappointed.

+1 on Macallan

Lagavulin is peatier than Talisker, not as peaty as Laphroaig. Macallan is great and very drinkable.

eg1 · Dec 3, 2007

There are several more Balvenies to tempt you ... http://www.balvenie.com/range/index.html

Piobaire · Dec 3, 2007

Okay, I'll stop posting these pictures....at some point!

On your list, you need Cragganmore Distillery Edition. If I had to pick from your poll, the Balvenie 12 y/o.

GQgeek · Dec 3, 2007

how much scotch did you have to drink before you started to enjoy it? I've tried it and it's just too strong for me.I'll still to my girly LI iced teas.

Fuuma · Dec 4, 2007

is "Arbberg" really "Ardbeg"? If that's the case it is quite good. I also happen to be a big Lagavulin fan....

Homme · Dec 4, 2007

Laphroaig. Lagavulin comes in second. It's a pity most bars in Sydney don't have them.

Nantucket Red · Dec 4, 2007

What? You expect me to narrow my favorite whiskies down to 9 choices?

What kind of drunkard do you take me for?

nioh · Dec 4, 2007

Originally Posted by Fuuma

is "Arbberg" really "Ardbeg"? If that's the case it is quite good. I also happen to be a big Lagavulin fan....
Yes, Ardbeg. Obviously the OP has missed another fine single malt, Oban. Definitely up there with Lagavulin and Laphroaig.

Piobaire · Dec 4, 2007

Originally Posted by ericajones80

love JW Blue Label....I like any of the JW offerings, but the Blue obviously the best

The sad thing is erica, put against the other two bottles of Scotch there, it tasted like stewed iodine band aides. Both the Duncan and the 21 y/o Balvenie are much smoother.

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