Bren.
Why do you think JW is exported? Might it be that the locals prefer to drink something else? Of course its all down to personal taste and that goes for malts as well as blends. One blend that certainly sells well here in Scotland is Famous Grouse and its one that I am happy to recommend. I don't know if its available your way, but give it a try if you can. The thing to remember is that whisky is a mood drink and when added to what you have eaten the taste will vary. The trick is remembering the times (occasions) that a particular brand tasted like nectar and other occasions when it tasted like tar -------and that is just for one brand! Each brand will have different mood tastes etc, so you have many years of serious research ahead of you and if I can be a boring old duffer for a minute, that does not mean that you have to get drunk, whilst doing it!
Last edited by Jock Scot; 5th January 14 at 11:02 AM.
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