FabSwingers.com forum: What’s you favourite whisky

By *eronimo67 OP Man
1 week ago

Swindon

I’ve done a fair bit of research into this subject and will continue to do so.

I’m keen to see what the good folks on Fab think.

What’s your favourite whisky (or whiskey)?

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By *erdyGuy42Man
1 week ago

Ask

A simple Jameson nothing to exciting

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By *parkly MinxCouple
1 week ago

Hitchin

I usually switch between Jura and Penderyn.

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By *llblueMan
1 week ago

Irvine

I like Grouse in a sherry casket as an everyday whisky. Enjoy a nice Dalwhinnie as well.

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By *pTheDale40Man
1 week ago

Coventry

Not the biggest whiskey drinker. But Glenfiddich is alright

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By *hickthighs26Woman
1 week ago

funky town

Tenessee of course

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By *eronimo67 OP Man
1 week ago

Swindon

"A simple Jameson nothing to exciting "

Meh

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By *att_2442Man
1 week ago

Dereham

Jack Daniel’s single barrel around £50 a bottle

Johnnie Walker Blue Label Around £130-£160

Macallan 18 £300-£400 a bottle

They all taste very good I recommend all of them

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By *eronimo67 OP Man
1 week ago

Swindon

"I usually switch between Jura and Penderyn.

Welsh whisky shouldn’t be allowed in my opinion.

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By *adia kochTV/TS
1 week ago

Derbyshire

Was a Macallan. I say was as I dont drink now.

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By *eronimo67 OP Man
1 week ago

Swindon

"I like Grouse in a sherry casket as an everyday whisky. Enjoy a nice Dalwhinnie as well."

As a Scotsman your opinion is to be respected sir.

Grouse is a fine utility whisky, great for hot toddies, whisky Mac, porridge, and sorrow drowning.

I’ve always thought Dalwhinnie a little lacklustre, nice bottle but lacking depth. Perhaps it gets better with age, like so many things.

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By *eronimo67 OP Man
1 week ago

Swindon

"Not the biggest whiskey drinker. But Glenfiddich is alright "

You’re quite right. It is alright. I visited the distillery with my Dad as a ten year old boy and it will always have place in my affections.

The triangular shaped bottle makes it easy to squeeze into your drinks cabinet too.

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By *eronimo67 OP Man
1 week ago

Swindon

"Jack Daniel’s single barrel around £50 a bottle

Johnnie Walker Blue Label Around £130-£160

Macallan 18 £300-£400 a bottle

They all taste very good I recommend all of them

Somebody’s showing off

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By *eronimo67 OP Man
1 week ago

Swindon

"Was a Macallan. I say was as I dont drink now."

You should start again and what better way that a nice glass of Macallan. Life is better when you drink whisky. The word whisky is derived from “water of life”.

If you think of the cash you’ve saved whilst you’ve been off the booze you should be able to afford a decent bottle, 21 year old perhaps.

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By *ildbillkidMan
1 week ago

where the road goes on forever

Back when I drank it was wild turkey on the rocks

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By *eronimo67 OP Man
1 week ago

Swindon

"Back when I drank it was wild turkey on the rocks"

With a name like _ildbillkid I’d expect you’d walk into a bar and the bar tender would slide the bottle down the bar to you, right?

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By *ildbillkidMan
1 week ago

where the road goes on forever

"Back when I drank it was wild turkey on the rocks

With a name like _ildbillkid I’d expect you’d walk into a bar and the bar tender would slide the bottle down the bar to you, right?"
smile when you say that pilgrim

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By *homas400Man
1 week ago

Carmarthen / Llandeilo

Knockando

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By *artinMG4Man
1 week ago

Leeds

I also go back to Johnnie Walker Black Label. Does me just fine.

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By *otterabzMan
1 week ago

Ellon

Has to be a single malt, no blends. Preferably Speyside. Aberlour or Glenfiddich are always good shouts. Not a fan of anything smokey/ peaty.

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By *irthandgirthMan
1 week ago

Camberley occasionally doncaster

Big fan of the Bunnahabhain 12 yo.

The Balvenie 12 yo doublewood is also a fine sipping whisky.

I am rarely in the mood for anything peaty.

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By *peedyGMan
1 week ago

Telford

Glenmorangie

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By *hoenix_1Man
1 week ago

richmond

Edrdour (spelling?) Or Green Monkey

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By *ornyguy666Man
1 week ago

Nottingham

J.D

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By *ike_76Man
1 week ago

Most, if not all single malts are fine and the quality blended ones are as well.

I opened a Johnnie Walker black label on Saturday...on offer in Morrisons for £22

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By *LUTYSUEWoman
1 week ago

aberdare

My go to drink is jack and black,..double shot 2 cubes of ice topped up with pepsi not

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By *urreyloverMan
1 week ago

Guildford

You should try it, you'll be converted. Triple distilled.

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By *arylRMan
1 week ago

East Anglia

Caol Ila, just silk in a glass

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By *rispy KremeMan
1 week ago

wolves

Not much of a drinker but I don't mind a fireball

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By *imon_hydeMan
1 week ago

Stockport

12 year old Highland Park

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By *urreyloverMan
1 week ago

Guildford

Definitely Penderyn! More reliable than the Welsh rugby team! And if you are afraid of ghosts, this is the one you want - no spirit comes close to it IMHO.

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By *akamineMan
1 week ago

Glasgow

Caribbean Reserve Glenlivet

Anything by Ardbeg

The Balvenie 14 yr Caribbean Cask

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By *ools and the brainCouple
1 week ago

couple, us we him her.

Quite like a Japanese single malt.

Also

Used to like Ardbeg but it's too Oakie for me now and have gone off it maybe I've mellowed so now prefer a mellow fruity malt my go to is a 12yo Glenmorangie I know it's commercial but it's consistent and always goes down well .

Another is Cardhu Gold very easy drinking.

Macallan is lush but expensive.

Once you get over £100 a bottle the taste doesn't go up as well it's just snob value.

That said if anyone wants to give me a 30yo Macallan I'll not complain

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By *vaRoseWoman
1 week ago

Ankh-Morpork

Still working through a delicious Tomatin, got to be up there as one of my favourites now

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By *ANiCURETV/TS
1 week ago

Winchester

The four J: Jack, Jim, Johnny, Jamie ❤️

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By *allandy64Man
1 week ago

Sheffield

Any of the Tallisker variations.

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By *oiluvfunMan
1 week ago

Birmingham

The Balvenie, 14 years matured in Caribbean rum casks.

Bunnahabhain a very close second place 😋

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By *erry 58Man
1 week ago

doncaster

Glen fiddich

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By *razyeyes81Man
1 week ago

hamilton

"Still working through a delicious Tomatin, got to be up there as one of my favourites now "

Had a nice 16 year old bottle of this given to my dad in2005 for his birthday he passed away in2006 and I saved it, his brother passed 3 years ago and took it down for his funeral and opened it with the family and it was the best I’ve tasted

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By *pencer75Man
1 week ago

Stirlingshire

"Has to be a single malt, no blends. Preferably Speyside. Aberlour or Glenfiddich are always good shouts. Not a fan of anything smokey/ peaty. "

This

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By *coobyABCMan
1 week ago

Aberdeen

Bushmills single malt

Or technically not a whisky but Drambuie

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By *avtrophyMan
1 week ago

Bourne End

Laphroaig

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By *ustAnotherMan
1 week ago

Tamworth

I like roe and co. Good as bushmills without the pricetag

Monkey shoulder

Bushmills

Jameson

Glenmorangie

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By *olvesxcoupleCouple
1 week ago

Round the bend

Balveine if feeling cultured

Tullimore dew if not

Gotta be smooth not peaty. Im lucky as ive tried over 300 different drams (due to work)

But i enjoy a tullimore and pep more than most

Mr 🐺

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By *ravelling_manXXXMan
1 week ago

Ormskirk

Auchentoshan, one of the very few malt whiskys that is triple distilled.

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By *oStringsFun86Man
1 week ago

Bristol

If drinking Scottish it’s an Ardbeg and my preference for Irish would be laphroaig. Both lovely and peaty.

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By *r1dayMan
1 week ago

Middlesbrough

Copperdog,its a blend but quite nice and for a single malt I like Bunnahabhain 12yr.

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By *ldbikerider6Man
1 week ago

Sheffield

I do have quite a few but I really like Singleton.

Singleton of Glen Ord 18 year old is my favourite.

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By *ldbikerider6Man
1 week ago

Sheffield

"If drinking Scottish it’s an Ardbeg and my preference for Irish would be laphroaig. Both lovely and peaty."

Laphroaig Irish?????

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By *ound1Man
1 week ago

Blackpool

Macallen

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By *actile TensionMan
1 week ago

Sussex

Not big on brands but if I'm flush I'll buy a single malt of some kind

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By *annaPlayABCCouple
1 week ago

Bacup

"I’ve done a fair bit of research into this subject and will continue to do so.

I’m keen to see what the good folks on Fab think.

What’s your favourite whisky (or whiskey)?"

Glenfiddich (only one I like so not my favourite as such)

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By *rish_wolfMan
1 week ago

North Wales

In no particular order:

Midleton Rare

Yellow Spot, Green Spot

Power's John's Lane

The Sexton

Redbreast

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By *aked beachMan
1 week ago

Just A Stranger In A Strange Land.

Top of the pile for me is Bowmore, but regular drinker of Haig Clubman, especially when it £18 in Sainsbury’s, plus Famous Grouse Smokey Black.

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By *inkyPenguinsCouple
1 week ago

London/Kent

I’m a Strathspey whisky fan, and tend to go for Royal Lochnagar. Alternatively Talisker if I want the taste of the sea.

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By *oStringsFun86Man
1 week ago

Bristol

"If drinking Scottish it’s an Ardbeg and my preference for Irish would be laphroaig. Both lovely and peaty.

Laphroaig Irish?????"

That’s a terrible mistake on my behalf there. 🤦🏻‍♂️

I’m a big fan of laphroiag but have had a massive brain fart and can’t for the life of me recollect what I’ve confused it with. My apologies to the whiskey connoisseurs. I would just like to point out to any ladies who might be reading this thread, that yes you have indeed just witnessed a guy admitting when he’s made a mistake. 😂😂

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By *exyeyes56Couple
1 week ago

Near Bingley

Not a big whiskey drinker but glenmorangie and oban 14 single malt

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By *a LunaWoman
1 week ago

Wales

Teachers

Bells

Any you can throw a mixer in without people gasping in horror!

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By *llfingersandtongueMan
1 week ago

Aylesbury

My journey started with Macallan, but has drifted quick significantly.

There is a great whisky shop in Bakewell that is smaller than most bars. He is my downfall!!

Go in, tell them what you like and they present 2 alternatives for you to try. Each time better then the last. (The wee dram shop)

I am currently have two bottleson the go.....

Old Pulterney Costal Series, Port cask matured & a Gordan Macphail

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By *landAnnCouple
1 week ago

Inverness

Highland Park 12

Old Pulteney 12

Glenmorangie a very close 3rd

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By *unAndFriends92Man
1 week ago

Port Talbot

Penderyn

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By *olywhoreessexCouple
1 week ago

Essex

Whore has a bottle of JW Blue which sits on the bar and comes out on special occasions. To me it smells just as vile as all the other whiskeys!

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By *sleWightCoupleCouple
1 week ago

Ryde

I have about 80 bottles of whisky, and there are certainly a few front-runners.

J&B (The 70s legend, seen in almost every Italian film ever made! Lovely stuff)

Highland Park (Any one of them - you can't miss!)

Laphroaig (Again, all of them are lovely)

Ben Bracken (Lovely drop)

Smokehead Unfiltered (Make from an Islay single malt, with just the right amount of smoke)

Blackland Pecan Bourbon (Heavenly - a strictly limited run, and now going for triple the price the wife got it for)

Wolfie (Rod Stewart's own label, and it's seriously nice)

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By *tephanie 9090TV/TS
1 week ago

BISHOP

"I also go back to Johnnie Walker Black Label. Does me just fine. "

Agree, my choice too...

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By *evilinDavinaTV/TS
1 week ago

Transsexual Transylvania

Rum.

I don't like whiskey. 😄

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By *lark_KentMan
1 week ago

here and there

Bushmills single malt

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By *abulincsCouple
1 week ago

near a bridge

Isle of Jura with ice nothing more nothing less

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By *ick MastersMan
1 week ago

Birmingham

Nikka Coffey grain

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By *elvet RopeMan
1 week ago

by the big field

Which ever one is in the fruitcake i happen to be eating

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By *8warrenMan
1 week ago

Monkey shoulder at the moment

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By *sleWightCoupleCouple
1 week ago

Ryde

"Monkey shoulder at the moment "

I have the original and the Smokey Monkey. I think the latter j-u-s-t pips the former at the post.

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By *ineapplePixieCouple
1 week ago

Your to do list

Hibiki is lush as is Yamazaki, I also quite like a smokey head or a JD ✨️

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By *parkly MinxCouple
1 week ago

Hitchin

"I usually switch between Jura and Penderyn.

Welsh whisky shouldn’t be allowed in my opinion. "

I've never really understood the hostility. You're welcome to your narrow world view, though

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By *vaRoseWoman
1 week ago

Ankh-Morpork

"I usually switch between Jura and Penderyn.

Welsh whisky shouldn’t be allowed in my opinion.

I've never really understood the hostility. You're welcome to your narrow world view, though

I had a lovely bottle of Aber Falls, a very smooth drink

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By *kphooey43Man
1 week ago

Barnet

"What’s you favourite whisky"

Can't stand the stuff (hate the smell)

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By *obin444Man
1 week ago

Windsor

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By *obin444Man
1 week ago

Windsor

Laphroaig. Best d*unk neat, and sometimes naked.

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By *weetiepie99Woman
1 week ago

cardiff

"I usually switch between Jura and Penderyn.

Welsh whisky shouldn’t be allowed in my opinion. "

What a ridiculous statement.

And in answer to your question, Penderyn.

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By *exanthemMan
1 week ago

Nearby

Amrut and Indri besides Cardhu

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By *vaRoseWoman
1 week ago

Ankh-Morpork

"Still working through a delicious Tomatin, got to be up there as one of my favourites now

It really is a beautiful drink, I’m glad you got to drink it and celebrate them both

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By *igBob4FunMan
1 week ago

Cardiff

"A simple Jameson nothing to exciting

Meh"

I asked at a bar once.. "do you have any whisky?" and the barman said "we've got James on"... So I replied "have you got any whisky?"

I don't think he got the irony

I tried Japanese whisky once, never again!

I used to drink single malts, at least 12yr old like Highland Park or macallan

But I've given up alcohol and not touched it in 15yrs

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By *iscombobulated1523Couple
1 week ago

Worcestershire

I love a makers mark or Haig

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By *olin and LouiseCouple
1 week ago

Tamworth

Redbreast

Jura

Tenjaku

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By *aughtydealcoupleCouple
1 week ago

Walmer, Deal

Jack daniels triple mash or single barrel

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By *esley_CTV/TS
1 week ago

Edinburgh

Dalmore 15 year old is worth a look! Around £100 a bottle... x

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By *ike341Man
1 week ago

Leamington Spa

Knob Creek

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By *iCurvCPLCouple
1 week ago

Newport

My go to decent mid range price is Johnny walker black label. If I'm splashing out a bit more then Glenfiddich single malt. I'm not afraid to admit tho a cheap lonely bourbon normally around 20 quid called buffalo trace is pretty good, beats the hell out of a JD

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By *ambiThistleCouple
1 week ago

Coulston

Dalmore 15 year old - absolutely beautiful and very crisp.

Sipped gently - no ice, no mixers.

Just let it breathe.

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By *ate2theparty808Man
1 week ago

Erdington

Tulamore dew

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By *TogMan
1 week ago

SE London

I like whiskey's with a unique taste, some faves

Glenfiddich - Fire + Cane

Penderyn - Sherrywood

Old Pulteney - 12 Yr

Bains Single Grain (South African)

Auchentoshan - American Oak

Also The Glenrothes 10 Year was great, sad it's not made any more. 15Yr+ out of my budget.

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By *ike341Man
1 week ago

Leamington Spa

No one for Knob Creek?

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By *TogMan
1 week ago

SE London

Oh and in my top 3

Ledaig Sinclair Series Rioja Cask

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By *oft_SensualTV/TS
1 week ago

Yorkshire

Lagavulin

Or any Islay, in fact....

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By *ools and the brainCouple
1 week ago

couple, us we him her.

"Jack daniels triple mash or single barrel "

This is not NOT GOOD jd is disgusting American bilgewater.

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By *ampireWolvesMan
1 week ago

Essex

For everyday, it’s Jack Daniels. If I had anything better, I’d be bankrupt!

When having something neat, I do like Laphroaig, (love the smokiness), Yamazaki or MacCallum's.

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By *aughtydealcoupleCouple
1 week ago

Walmer, Deal

Haig dimple 1950 £250 But too expensive now can't afford the amber nectar :/ MR

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By *issot60Man
1 week ago

south east

Lovely

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By *fellMan
1 week ago

The beach surfing

Glenlivet 16 - travel exclusive

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By *sleWightCoupleCouple
1 week ago

Ryde

Funniest thing in the world of whiskey for ages is what happened with Teachers - the staple of the 70s drinks cabinet, and the one your uncle always used to get pissed on at Christmas.

A couple of years ago, they rebranded and positioned themselves as a luxury tipple, making the same stuff they always did but now pricing it with the big-leagues, and subsequently, they raised the price to over £100 a bottle!!

Sales plummeted, as any whiskey drinker knows that it's the same old plonk but now at a ridiculous price. I was stumbling through the internet earlier, and I found that Teachers is now back down to £18.99 a bottle, with a flag on the label with an RRP to that effect!

Yep, it had bombed so badly at a "luxury" price that they've had a major climb-down and gone back to aiming at meth-drinkers with a little money and an equal measure of self-respect.

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By *B10Man
1 week ago

Burnley

Ardbeg, love the Isla peaty single malts.

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By *issolvedOrdersMan
1 week ago

Bristol

Bruichladdich

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By *uvs2watchherCouple
1 week ago

newcastle

Ardbeg, hubby joined the committee and bought 2 at a time specials, collects only ardbegs, bought for £60 each. Now a couple of them are almost £1000 A bottle, very young and committee coreckyvaron or something. Too expensive to openn now though xxx

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By *vaRoseWoman
1 week ago

Ankh-Morpork

"I like whiskey's with a unique taste, some faves

Glenfiddich - Fire + Cane

Penderyn - Sherrywood

Old Pulteney - 12 Yr

Bains Single Grain (South African)

Auchentoshan - American Oak

Also The Glenrothes 10 Year was great, sad it's not made any more. 15Yr+ out of my budget.

Oh I had a delicious bottle that was double casked, first in a rum cask and finished in a sherry I think (might have been the other way around). It wasn’t one of the balvenie ones and I wish I could remember the name because it was bloody lovely.

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By *im125TV/TS
1 week ago

Fife

Jura

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By *rBruMan
1 week ago

South

Talisker is my go to but I've yet to try Ardbeg and I've heard good things about it.

Also just back from Skye with a bottle of Torabhaig which is a new one to me and sounds promising.

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By *lectrictouchMan
1 week ago

inverarary

"I like whiskey's with a unique taste, some faves

Glenfiddich - Fire + Cane

Penderyn - Sherrywood

Old Pulteney - 12 Yr

Bains Single Grain (South African)

Auchentoshan - American Oak

Also The Glenrothes 10 Year was great, sad it's not made any more. 15Yr+ out of my budget.

I’ve quite a collection certainly over 100 bottles

Favourites are hard as depends on so many factors

Time of year place mood and company are just a few

Bunnahabhain is one of those whiskies that I’ve found fits most situations. But hard to beat a Smokey or peaty whisky with a peat fire burning or that last dram of the evening around a camp fire with your catch of the day cooking by that fire

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By *iking_on_a_bikeMan
1 week ago

marlborough

Hibiki Suntory. Hands down, you would never convince me otherwise.

Again, the Japanese taking something and making it Soooo much better.

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By *lectrictouchMan
1 week ago

inverarary

"Hibiki Suntory. Hands down, you would never convince me otherwise.

Again, the Japanese taking something and making it Soooo much better. "

There are some nice Japanese whiskies but hibiki is nothing special tbh

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By *9alMan
1 week ago

Bridgend

I do sometimes enjoy a single malt but for everyday /once a week I drink Whyte & Mackay Smooth & not too expensive.

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By *TogMan
5 days ago

SE London

Seeing some Indian whiskeys on Amazon, anybody tried them?

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By *loodydeliciousMan
5 days ago

Tyneside

Lagavulin 16

Bulleit Rye

And biggest suprise was Tesco finest 12yo speyside.

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