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22nd February 11, 12:20 PM
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 Originally Posted by Canuck of NI
Oh well I'm always out for new adventure  - and the Japanese single malt was rather much sweeter than the tokay cask one. Incidentally, if the sweetness I'm referring to comes from the casks alone, they must purposely be leaving a fair bit of sherry in them- or as I said I'm just getting more sensitive.
I'm not quite sure. The ones I have had have been from Bowmore, Glenmorangie, and a few others I'm having trouble recalling, but they were all from distilleries that I would not think would add anything to their own spirit. The tastes were very distinctly different, as I compared side by side, a Bowmore Port finished to their 12 year old. I would say it it is your palette over additions to the spirit.
It's a fun trip exploring different whisky isn't it.
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