What's your favorite single malt Scotch Whisky?

[Moose McLennan]

Not that I've ever tasted a whisky I didn't like, but I love Glenkinchie.

M.

[Freelander Sporrano]

Heres my 3

Ardbeg 10 y.o
Ardbeg Very young
Ardbeg still young

Take a trip over to the pub You'll be welcome there too

[Pour1Malt]

best malt whiskies ai've e'er tasted:

Longmorn 38 yr auld, Scotch Malt Whisky Society bottlin' 7.36

Longmorn 36 yr auld, Scotch Malt Whisky Society bottlin' 7.27

Ballindalloch (Glenfarclas) 40 yr auld, 1965, Old Malt Cask bottlin'

Black Bowmore, 1964, 31 yr auld

Ardbeg 29 yr auld, Old Malt Cask bottlin' -The Plowed Society "Ardbeggeddon"

Bruichladdich 40 yr auld, 1964

Balvenie 50 yr auld, 1952

Mortlach 60 yr auld, 1938

[Kiltedmusiclover]

Notice that all P1M's favorites are old enough to buy themselves a drink!
That truly is the good stuff!.

On my budget, I love the Islay whiskys.
I'll second the Lagavulin, followed closely by Laphroaig, and Ardbeg.
My other favorite is Highland Park.

best malt whiskies ai've e'er tasted:

Longmorn 38 yr auld, Scotch Malt Whisky Society bottlin' 7.36

Longmorn 36 yr auld, Scotch Malt Whisky Society bottlin' 7.27

Ballindalloch (Glenfarclas) 40 yr auld, 1965, Old Malt Cask bottlin'

Black Bowmore, 1964, 31 yr auld

Ardbeg 29 yr auld, Old Malt Cask bottlin' -The Plowed Society "Ardbeggeddon"

Bruichladdich 40 yr auld, 1964

Balvenie 50 yr auld, 1952

Mortlach 60 yr auld, 1938

[Cawdorian]

It's a toss-up between Glenfiddich 12 and Glenlivet 12, I'm testing the Glenfiddich this month.

Another unusual single malt is the McClelland Speyside, this finish has a hint of vanilla, you will like the price of this one and the other three McClellands..

[Pour1Malt]

fur your standard distillery bottlings...

available in 'merica...

ai'd suggest ya cuid no gae wrang wi'...


Macallan 12

Lagavulin 16

Glen Rothes

Bruichladdich 12

Glenfarclas

Balvenie

an fur ya maire advanced searchers... luek fur...

Blair Atholl 12

Caol Ila 12

Glenmorangie 12 Maderia finish

Aberlour a'bunadh

[Colin]

My other favorite is Highland Park.

I'll second the Highland Park, and add a Dalwhinnie 15 year. Laphroaig is a given, but so is the Dalmore and the Macallan for me.

[Macman]

If I had to choose just one, it would be Highland Park.

[Retro Red]

Thanks for the feedback, lads! As I was hoping, you've mentioned a bunch of whiskys I've never heard of, but look forward to getting acquainted with! It's amazing how much variety you can get from just using 3 ingredients!

I marvel at the age of some of your most memorable whiskys, P1M! That would be remarkable drinking something older than me!

Now, if i can just find a pub or bar with a good number of the whiskys mentioned here...

And thanks for the link to The Pub; looks like another fine forum (with many names I recognize).

Keep those favorites coming...

[jfellrath]

My wife showed up at my door (more or less) with a bottle of Lagavulin 16 which I tried and loved. We and a few friends split that during a scotch and poker night that was a big success, aside from the fact that she totally ruined a few of our younger friends who had shown up with a bottle of Dewars. She had to re-educate them in the ways of the whisky, and they cursed her afterward for "forcing" them to raise their standards.

For a long time that was my favorite, but then I tried Laphraoig during our trip to Scotland, and now that's my favorite. I'd have to try them both again together, though, to make a true comparison.

The wife likes Bunnahabhain the best.