Question for the single malt gurus

[Cawdorian]

I have been a blended Scotch drinker for years, I really didn't get into the single malts until recently, (mostly because of this bunch around here). I like the Glenlivet 12, Highland Park and my new discovery Blavenie Double Wood, which I think is the best I have tried.

Jameson's Irish Whisky and Dewar's 12 are both good, of course neither are single malts, Famous Grouse is still a good everyday drink.

[mang1974]

I'm not much of Scotch drinker either, but I gave a bottle of the Balvenie Double Wood 12 year to a friend for his wedding, and we shared a dram or two. I thought it was pretty good.

My parents brought back a bottle of Mortlach when they visited Scotland in 1995. My brother and I tried it with a little water at Christmas that year, and it was very good.

[Pour1Malt]

I'm not much of Scotch drinker either, but I gave a bottle of the Balvenie Double Wood 12 year to a friend for his wedding, and we shared a dram or two. I thought it was pretty good.

My parents brought back a bottle of Mortlach when they visited Scotland in 1995. My brother and I tried it with a little water at Christmas that year, and it was very good.

just finished a malt tastin wi' Balvenie's Master Blender last weekend...

the winners o' the nicht were the Dooble Wood 12 yr auld an the New Wood 17 yr auld....


an Mortlach?

in the younger years (12-15) it is very guid... after 25 years it is amazin'!

slainte

[Macman]

There is GOOD Scotch and BAD scotch.

MrBill

MrBill, that reminds me of something I read somewhere:
"There's whisky, and there's guid whisky, but there's nae bad whisky!"
I don't know that I agree with it, but there it is.