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Pakolainen Member Since: 14 Mar 2016 Location: Helsinki Posts: 310 |
I'm a big fan of Mr Daniels Tennessee and his Single Barrel version is the business. Jim Beam Red Stag is also a good tipple, if a little on the sweet side. 2019 RRS P400e Autobiography
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Wed May 31 2017 5:34am |
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d-9 Member Since: 10 Jan 2017 Location: Wiltshire Posts: 311 |
Try a splash of this:
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Wed May 31 2017 7:13am |
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fRRed Member Since: 01 Oct 2016 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 57 |
Agreed on the sweetness thing, nice as little change though! Daily... Audi TT 240 qS, tasteful mods. Weekend toy... 5' 6", 9 stone, original bodywork! |
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Wed May 31 2017 9:51am |
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fRRed Member Since: 01 Oct 2016 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 57 |
Now I know I'll be 'Sent to Coventry' for this, but Mr Beam with a tiny drop of Dry Ginger really is nice. There, I've said it! I have been known to dilute! Sorry, I'll get my coat! Daily... Audi TT 240 qS, tasteful mods. Weekend toy... 5' 6", 9 stone, original bodywork! |
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Wed May 31 2017 9:58am |
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naks Member Since: 15 Jul 2016 Location: Stellenbosch Posts: 1167 |
currently on this amazing Irish one
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Wed May 31 2017 10:00am |
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Pakolainen Member Since: 14 Mar 2016 Location: Helsinki Posts: 310 |
What's a pain for me is that the Red stag can be bought only from he airport on outbound journeys. It cannot be bought in Finland, and the cost is only 15€ from duty free. Compared to almost 40€ for a regular bottle of Jack or Jim.
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Wed May 31 2017 1:53pm |
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TPS Member Since: 12 Oct 2015 Location: Buckinghamshire Posts: 127 |
Been rather partial to a dram or two of this of an evening for more years than I care to think.
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Fri Jun 02 2017 12:11am |
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Tim in Scotland Member Since: 30 May 2005 Location: Driving along in my automobile Posts: 17476 |
There are some very fine Malts from Islay (the adjoining island to Jura) too but my favourite "every day tipple" is from Orkney - Highland Park. Laphroaig is another Islay Single Malt that is easily available and pretty dammed fine as is the 25 year old Glen Ord Single Malt that I have for very very special occasions. Really good whiskies don't have to be hugely expensive just made in small production batches - the Irish and American brands mentioned not Whisky, they are imposters hence they are called Whiskey to confuse the unwary............ BTW if you knew what is added to the water on Islay and Jura to give it it's distinctive flavour you probably wouldn't drink it................ both islands are the biggest known winter roosting grounds for the Canada Goose............. they leave a lot of "calling cards" around.......... Good Tequila has a worm in it, at least Islay and Jura Malts have an additive you cannot see! 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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Fri Jun 02 2017 8:13am |
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fRRed Member Since: 01 Oct 2016 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 57 |
Sounds gross I know! Like you say, it adds to the flavour. Now I'm by no means an expert but being distilled there should be no real danger. We've all consumed worse though when you think about it! I'm sure as a kid I'm not the only one to eat snow, soaking up all the airborne pollutants on its way down! Natural spring water that hasn't been distilled, possibility of a dead animal further up the flow! Then the good old favourite.... Saturday Night Keebab! Sober, it just wouldn't enter your head would it? I've seen 'meat' (allegedly) turning on that skewer that I'm sure a good vet would be able to bring back round! Yet with the old beer goggles on... Irresistible!
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Fri Jun 02 2017 10:01am |
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