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    • tigerpacT
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      Got some laphroaig 10 from co-workers for the bday last week - good gift!

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      • mclaincauseyM
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        I tend to go for those peatier styles like Laphroaig and Talisker.

        To that end, if you want a little extra hair on your chest, this is a big boy: http://www.klwines.com/detail.asp?sku=1009616

        Think it, be it.

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        • tigerpacT
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          ^Love it!  I actually like the 10 year better than the 18 year… which while good, loses a bit too much peat imo.

          I will take a 25 or 30 year old Laphroaig though 😃

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          • Morose_PenguinM
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            Hmm, undecided as to my next bottle. My 1/4 cask laphroaig is almost finished. None of the deals at work are very interesting, and I really don't want to open my 'Snow Phoenix'…

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            • Morose_PenguinM
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              The sad passing of Hiroshi Yamaguchi President and Chairman of Nintendo Co Ltd has made the decision of my next whisky for me…

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              • Morose_PenguinM
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                To round of the evening…

                Hibiki Japanese blended whisky, extremely smooth. Very nice. Caused the girl behind the bar no end of trouble "I've not sold many whiskies yet". :).

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                • tigerpacT
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                  How's the taste?  Sweet? Spicey? Smoky?

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                  • Morose_PenguinM
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                    Sweet, moved on to:

                    Petercairn which is an Islay malt. So very smokey… Not as rough as Laphroigh though, which is my favourite Islay malt and which Iain Banks described as "an explosion in a chemists shop" or something similar... I recommend Iain Bank's Raw Spirit by the way. A book about the search for the perfect single malt.

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                    • Megatron1505M
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                      I know I'm being vague here, but does anyone know the name of a ridiculously peaty scotch which comes in a very modern looking black bottle? Retails about £70 a bottle.

                      Made in England, clothed in Japan, fed in America and drunk in Belgium !

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                      • Megatron1505M
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                        Found it, it's Octomore.

                        Made in England, clothed in Japan, fed in America and drunk in Belgium !

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                        • Morose_PenguinM
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                          I don't know if you could be any more vague :). The company I work for currently has a Dalmore Constellation for £2,000 the Constellation range tops out at £125,000 which I imagine nobody will ever drink…

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                          • tigerpacT
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                            I love peaty scotches but Octomore is hard to drink.

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                            • Megatron1505M
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                              Too peaty?

                              Made in England, clothed in Japan, fed in America and drunk in Belgium !

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                              • Morose_PenguinM
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                                I can't imagine that any single malt could be described as 'too peaty' but then, I do like peaty malts…

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                                • BLACKFROSTTB
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                                  On Thanksgiving maybe? or The next special occasion…

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                                  • Megatron1505M
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                                    Ohhhh shiiiiit, beast mode hits hard liquor.

                                    Made in England, clothed in Japan, fed in America and drunk in Belgium !

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                                    • tigerpacT
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                                      I thought something couldn't be too peaty either but man…

                                      "Octomore has been peated at a staggering 140 ppm. This is more than two-and-a-half times more than standard Ardbeg, the highest of the other Islay distilleries."  -kl wines description

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                                      • Morose_PenguinM
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                                        Whisky is described in the movie "confessions of pain" as something people drink and enjoy drinking because ' it's hard to drink' :).

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                                        • tigerpacT
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                                          Hard to drink?!  Maybe I'm off, but I think it's delicious. just not octomore 😃

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                                          • JamesMargJ
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                                            The best peaty scotch i have ever had would have to be Ardbeg Uigeadail, fantasticly complex.
                                            In fact, any Ardbeg scotch is great!

                                            Other that that, if you're a sherrybomb lover, Glenfarclas is your best friend.
                                            And if you just like a good scotch with a bit of everything, Glenmorangie Original is one of the best.  It is apparently the most popular scotch.. IN SCOTLAND… Now that has got to be saying something.

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