If you are partial to a drop of malt......
25 November 2008, 06:31 PM
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If you are partial to a drop of malt......
From tomorrow Tescos are offering Glen Morangie at £16 per bottle (boxed). Usually £38 
For the uninitiated Morangie is a very classy single malt
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For the uninitiated Morangie is a very classy single malt
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25 November 2008, 06:34 PM
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PS: oh, I'm a little partial myself!
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Mr Lock, have you ever tried Talisker ??
im undecided about this, it tastes a bit like medicine !!
im undecided about this, it tastes a bit like medicine !!
25 November 2008, 06:41 PM
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25 November 2008, 06:41 PM
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quite like talisker myself, a good malt on a freezing cold night is superb,
il ike mine with loads and loads of ice in,
the first sip blows your cobwebs away, then as they melt it becomes lovely
mmmmmmm
il ike mine with loads and loads of ice in,
the first sip blows your cobwebs away, then as they melt it becomes lovely
mmmmmmm
25 November 2008, 06:43 PM
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nice tip JM, that prob why i get off my face on it, drinking it neat !!!
next time i'll ice it up
next time i'll ice it up
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25 November 2008, 07:00 PM
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I have completed several days of extensive testing of the products on offer at numerous Scottish distilleries and have found them to be very satisfactory 
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25 November 2008, 08:51 PM
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Yes you are, only proper alkies would drink west coast whisky
I like Glenmorangie - but the standard (10 or 12?) only costs about £20 normally - so which is the one reduced from £38? £16 is a good price regardless.
BTW, Mortlach is probably my favourite, although tricky to find these days. Highland Park will do nicely, Glenfarclas as mentioned above is an absolute bargain in most guises - sorry 'expressions', and most Speysides are OK with me.
I like Glenmorangie - but the standard (10 or 12?) only costs about £20 normally - so which is the one reduced from £38? £16 is a good price regardless.
BTW, Mortlach is probably my favourite, although tricky to find these days. Highland Park will do nicely, Glenfarclas as mentioned above is an absolute bargain in most guises - sorry 'expressions', and most Speysides are OK with me.
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My mate rates Talisker, i'm not overly keen. I'm a Johnnie Walker guy. Big fan of the Gold Label, prefer it over the Blue to be honest, the Green's nice too though.
