What dram is in your quaich?

**ASinclair** · 6th February 14, 08:41 PM

Originally Posted by Nathan

I'm enjoying a nice dram of Dun Bheagan 2005 Limited Edition. It's a nice peaty Islay.

I've added this to my single malt todo list. I'm all about the peat monsters!

**ChristopherHarrell** · 6th February 14, 08:51 PM

Glenfiddich 18 tonight

**Nathan** · 7th February 14, 04:35 PM

Auchentoshen 12 tonight. Yum.

**ASinclair** · 7th February 14, 04:59 PM

Originally Posted by Nathan

Auchentoshen 12 tonight. Yum.

The only Auchentoshen available to me locally is the Classic, which I find very smooth. I would imagine Auchentoshen 12 must be slick as glass!

Tonight, I continue to fill my Glencairn Glass with The Black Grouse.

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**New World Czech** · 8th February 14, 07:17 AM

I had a little Stolichnaya in honor of the Sochi Games.

**Professor Mac X** · 9th February 14, 04:49 PM

At the end of another cold winter's day, I just finished my Christmas gift bottle of Laphroaig Quarter Cask, and now I'm a little sad. Oh for a magical self-replenishing bottle...

**Nathan** · 9th February 14, 04:57 PM

Originally Posted by Professor Mac X

At the end of another cold winter's day, I just finished my Christmas gift bottle of Laphroaig Quarter Cask, and now I'm a little sad. Oh for a magical self-replenishing bottle...

I'm a big fan of that malt. I have mourned the passing of a few bottles of it myself.

**David** · 10th February 14, 06:12 AM

thats the 10yo Macallan finished. A useful tip. Have a look around the cupboards of old relatives, especially ones that dont dring much/horde stuff, ask first if you must. I was asked to put some stuff away in a big old cupbaord by my mother-in-law. I had to clear a space and found:1988 bottle of 18yo Macallan1953 (I think) bottle of Chivas Regal, complete with a sealed tag stating "bottled for the coronation of HM Queen Liz II"

**ctbuchanan** · 10th February 14, 12:28 PM

My daughter presented me with a bottle of Glenmorangie Lasanta - a dram I was unfamiliar with. Very nice - smooth and a bit fruity/spicy - with hint of sherry from the casks. Lighter than what I normally drink but very nice after dinner.

**ASinclair** · 10th February 14, 01:00 PM

Originally Posted by ctbuchanan

My daughter presented me with a bottle of Glenmorangie Lasanta - a dram I was unfamiliar with. Very nice - smooth and a bit fruity/spicy - with hint of sherry from the casks. Lighter than what I normally drink but very nice after dinner.

My first single malt was Glenmorangie The Original. I've had The Quinta Ruban (port cask extra matured) but have not tried The Lasanta yet. They also have The Nectar D'Or (Sauternes cask extra matured) that I'd like to try.

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