Your personal favorite single malt scotch

**ziggy** · 20th August 09, 02:35 PM

Hey,

As a scotch drinker with a few bottles, I thought it might be fun to ask! personally i am fortunate to own a bottle of my favorite single malt, it's a highland park 18....love it....

You guys?

Ian

**vmac3205** · 20th August 09, 02:46 PM

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**WARPIPER** · 20th August 09, 02:50 PM

My drinkable single malt scotch collection is at 48 bottles. A top ten would be easier and would include Highland Park 18, but today the Laphroaig 15 year is top of the list. But then I have not opend my Highland Park 30 yet either. So the truth may change.

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**ziggy** · 20th August 09, 02:52 PM

Originally Posted by WARPIPER

My drinkable single malt scotch collection is at 48 bottles. A top ten would be easier and would include Highland Park 18, but today the Laphroaig 15 year is top of the list. But then I have not opend my Highland Park 30 yet either. So the truth may change.

:ootd:

Ohhhh very nice... I think I will buy a highland park 25 soon....that distillery has really impressed me. I have a Glenkinchie distiller's edition that is superb as well.

**KD Burke** · 20th August 09, 02:58 PM

At the moment, I'm fond of Glenrothes.

**Heming** · 20th August 09, 03:04 PM

My Dallas Dhu 1980 (26 yrs) is very nice, but I'm also a fan of Bruichladdich. Then of course I don't get too fussy as long as it's single malt and from the correct country. I prefer the quite old ones, though.

**McFarkus** · 20th August 09, 03:06 PM

Almost any Laphroaig or Lagavulin. I love the smoke

**JRB** · 20th August 09, 04:10 PM

I love the peat! My favorite so far is Lagavulin.

**Sir William** · 20th August 09, 04:31 PM

Originally Posted by KD Burke

At the moment, I'm fond of Glenrothes.

If I had to pick just one, this would probably be my choice as well, though the last few weeks I've been drinking Highland Park and Talisker. My preferences can change based on the time of day, the weather, how my day has gone, what day of the week it is, whether I'm in the mood for a sweet or salty, or light or smoky, and other assorted factors.

**Dougald** · 20th August 09, 05:02 PM

Hmmm... scotch....
Oh sorry, I lost my train of thought..
I have always loved Lagavulin, also Laphroig.
I was recently gifted with a lovely Ardbeg, and also an amazing Duncan Taylor NC2.
It's only available in Scotland, a good friend picked me up a bottle.
WOW.
Hmmm... back to thinking of scotch...