Your personal favorite single malt scotch

**Lachlan09** · 13th December 09, 12:38 AM

My favourite single will always be "Won't Get Fooled Again" by The Who, though I preferred their LP version to the single.

My favourite single malt is Springbank (just being loyal to my Dad)

**rocscotjoe** · 13th December 09, 03:12 PM

Laphroiag and Lagavulin, I have a bottle of Blair Athol of which I am also fond.

**Steve Barclay** · 14th December 09, 04:31 PM

Macallan! Also quite fond of Aberlour.

**Fougasse** · 14th December 09, 08:44 PM

What a question, one I can never give a simple answer to. I love the Islay malts in general and especially Ardbeg; though I'm sipping a beautiful Caol Ila at this very moment. Macallan is my favourite dram for a good "sesh", but if I could afford it I would drink Springbank every day of the year!

**Lachlan09** · 28th December 09, 01:23 AM

MacAllan for a good "sesh"

Kentucky Gentleman for a good "sesesh" !

**escherblacksmith** · 28th December 09, 08:49 AM

looks like there are a number of people I could hang out with here . . .

Laphroaig, Lagavulin for the peat . . .

Balvenie and Glenmorangie (madeira wood) for general sipping (or sharing with those who are not generally scotch drinkers).

right now, Lagavulin 16 is my fav.

**scotchmaster** · 28th December 09, 10:16 AM

I am not sure if anyone else has said it, but the NEXT ONE!!!!

**Lachlan09** · 4th January 10, 05:42 AM

What's the roughest Scotch whisky you've ever had ? It can either be malt, grain or blended (Must be made in Scotland)

**Noel Christian Riddell** · 4th January 10, 06:30 AM

Bruichladdich 'Second Edition' 12 year old.

Glenmorangie 12 year old.

Lots of great single malts out there -but these two are the best I've ever tried.

Honorable mention goes to Ardbeg, Talisker, and Oban.

**KiltedDawg** · 19th January 10, 09:58 PM

1st- Lagavulin
2nd- Ardbeg
Non-peat tasting- Glen Livet 18 yr. old

I had some Glen Livet 25 yr. Old on New Years. It's way too expensive, but my friend works for the company that distributes it. He referred to it as the "Holy Grail" of scotch. I must say that it is a valid statement after drinking a dram.