Cheapest place to get a crate of whiskey?
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Cheapest place to get a crate of whiskey?
Hi
I am looking at getting all the people involved in a project i am doing a crate of whiskey to share. Where is the cheapest place, I am looking at good stuff but not malt.
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Jeremy
I am looking at getting all the people involved in a project i am doing a crate of whiskey to share. Where is the cheapest place, I am looking at good stuff but not malt.
Cheers
Jeremy
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Cannot believe you have to ask the question.
Mny places will give you a good deal.
Remember you have many many blends including various types of Mault.
Try and get Loak In Ora, spelling may be wrong but speak it and it will be O.K.
You should be able to get it from the Quay Side at Aberdeen. Absolutly superb.
The boys and girls will love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mny places will give you a good deal.
Remember you have many many blends including various types of Mault.
Try and get Loak In Ora, spelling may be wrong but speak it and it will be O.K.
You should be able to get it from the Quay Side at Aberdeen. Absolutly superb.
The boys and girls will love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Cheapest so far is here http://www.majestic.co.uk/webapp/wcs...Number=50313-P £11.99 a bottle for Grouse.
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No, it was the "good stuff" I was referring to.
If you have to go for a blend, I'd stick with Johnnie Walker Black, Chivas Regal, or the suchlike. There are also some new ones out that you can get at Oddbins with names like "the peaty one" and "the light airy one" which, IIRC, are blends.
If you have to go for a blend, I'd stick with Johnnie Walker Black, Chivas Regal, or the suchlike. There are also some new ones out that you can get at Oddbins with names like "the peaty one" and "the light airy one" which, IIRC, are blends.
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"Whiskey" is Irish "whisky" is Scottish. I'd take Bells or Teachers as an insult The Oddbins stuff is pretty good, but only comes in cheeky little 50cl bottles for £17ish - Costco is worth a look.
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Originally Posted by Jer
Don't think it would go down to well if I take in a crate of Lidl whisky. I am looking at Grouse, Bells and Teachers.
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Originally Posted by Jer
Don't think it would go down to well if I take in a crate of Lidl whisky. I am looking at Grouse, Bells and Teachers.
The others are a bit rough round the edges imo.
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