Your personal favorite single malt scotch

[ForresterModern]

I finally got around to organizing and cataloging my whisky collection, mostly so hat I do not buy another bottle of something I already have (I put the list in my iPhone so I have it next time I get the urge to buy a new bottle).

Aberfeldy 12y
Aberlour 10, 12, 16y
Aberlour single cask sherry cask (hand bottled by me on a facility tour)
Aberlour A'bunadh
Auchentoshan Select, Three wood, Select Old
Balvenie 15 single barrel
Balvenie Founders reserve 10
Benriach 12
Benromach
Bowmore cask strength
Bruichladdich 10
Bunnahabhain 12
Caol Ila 12
Clynelish 14
Cragganmore 12
Dalwhinnie 15
Edradour 10
Glenfarclas 12
Glenfiddich Special Reserve
Glenfiddich Caoran REserve
Glenfiddich Special Reserve 12
Glen Garioch 10
Glenkinchie 10
Glenlivet Master Distiller's Portfolio ( 12yr, French Oak Reserve 15, 18yr)
Glenlivet 12
Glenlivet French limousin oak 12
Glenlivet Nadurra 16
Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban
Glenmorangie Sherrywood cask
Glenmorangie Burgundy Wood Cask
Glenrothes 1991 17yr
Laphroaig 10
Macallan Fine Oak 10
Macallan 18
Blair Athol 12 (Provenance bottled single barrel)
Mortlach 11 (Provenance bottled single cask)
Scapa 14
Speyburn 10
Talisker 10
Tamdhu
Tobermory 10
Tomatin 12

Irish Whiskies:
Clontarf
Michael Collins
Midleton
Jameson
Redbreast
Knappogue

Welsh whiskey
Penderyn


I have been through the one bottle of Lagavulin I had as well as my Oban, and must restock those ASAP. I have several duplicate bottles of stuff I already have open, so my total comes out to right around 70 bottles. Should keep me happy for a few years.

I have a few other american bourbon whiskeys (I do live in Kentucky) but they are in a whole different class being made from corn mash rather than malted barley.

jeff

[Jack Daw]

Jeff, I have about 24 brands in about 30 bottles. Where do you put yours? I finally figured out to line them up on top of the kitchen cabinets.

[ForresterModern]

Jeff, I have about 24 brands in about 30 bottles. Where do you put yours? I finally figured out to line them up on top of the kitchen cabinets.

My wife and I bought an armoire type entertainment center that matched our dining room furniture. It has two levels of shelves in the upper half where the doors swing open, which are perfect for holding the bottles in rows (alphabetically ordered by my compulsive wife). The wife keeps her table clothes and placemats, etc... in the bottom drawers. Keeps them all out of sunlight and heat. Although I must admit the shelves are getting full.

I just added a bottle of Glen Scotia 12, Singleton 12, and Suntory Yamazaki 12 this weekend but have yet to have a chance to test a nip of any of them.

jeff

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

Dalwhinnie 15 year old.

[Lachlan09]

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]

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

[dtandthekilt]

It was not until July2009 that I took an interest in Scotch and have just tried a few so far. The one I like the most so far is Glen Elgin. I was able to get a bottle while in Edinburgh. I hope to try many more.
Cheers all !

[cannon45b]

Well an interesting topic to be sure,
I would have to say that I have a fondness for Irish whisky. Such as redbreast, Jameson 1780 and Middleton’s as for the Scotch whisky I would have to say Glenlivet French Oak Reserve, Glenmorangie, Glenfiddich 15yr old and a new one that I have just tried Dalmore I am also, interested in trying one of the Japanese Scotch’s

[DryFly]

Japanese Scotch?

[Jock Scot]

Japanese Scotch?

Oh yes, there was a Japanese gentleman who studied whisky making in Scotland for many years and then returned home to set up his own distillery and only a couple of years ago he beat all-comers and their whiskies, at some international whisky tasting convention.I understand he is still alive and still making whisky in Japan.The Japanese are very knowledgeable about whisky and a large percentage of visitors to Scottish distilleries are Japanese.