California_PNE
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The threat title is spelt wrong, but I didn't wanna bring it up in case I got banned 😉I'm sure whisky is the Scottish spelling, whiskey the Irish.
The threat title is spelt wrong, but I didn't wanna bring it up in case I got banned 😉I'm sure whisky is the Scottish spelling, whiskey the Irish.
" Threat " ?The threat title is spelt wrong, but I didn't wanna bring it up in case I got banned 😉
I'm gonna leave it as it is, looks better" Threat " ?
Incorrect.The threat title is spelt wrong, but I didn't wanna bring it up in case I got banned 😉
I know, and I was saying there's only one whisky 😉Incorrect.
I was posting about an Irish Whiskey - Jameson - so the thread title is spelt correctly. 👍
No problem as this is in keeping with the thread 👍If I may reply to the thread JD without you getting all prissy,
I got a nice bottle of Penderyn Whisky for my Birthday, brewed in Aberdare in Wales.
My dad used to do that. He said it 'just went together'.I once went on a whiskey tasting afternoon in Edinburgh. They had us sampling neat whiskeys & insisted we tried it with dark chocolate. Apparently , it helped to bring out the flavours. Any one else experienced/does this?
Yes - I remember doing that in the The Whisky Shop on the Grassmarket. We popped in on a numbingly-cold winter's day and sampled some of the individual casks from various single malts. Stumbled back out into the frosty Edinburgh air - magic!I once went on a whiskey tasting afternoon in Edinburgh. They had us sampling neat whiskeys & insisted we tried it with dark chocolate. Apparently , it helped to bring out the flavours. Any one else experienced/does this?
Have you been tippling some ??Glenlivet
Nah it’s this bloody predictive testHave you been tippling some ??
For a twelve year old malt, I think it’s a bargain when you can pick it up at twenty six quid a bottle.If you want an affordable yet rather smooth single try old pultney