Problem...which Islay Malt

[Pikey Dave]

Originally Posted by Steve509926

So what's it like Dave?

Worryingly it’s not as bad as I thought, but that might be down to the Leffe, Punk IPA & Douro red that preceded it. Now trying this
The remains of the Christmas Stilton helpsAttachment 1

[Pikey Dave]

Originally Posted by Pikey Dave

Worryingly it’s not as bad as I thought, but that might be down to the Leffe, Punk IPA & Douro red that preceded it. Now trying thisAttachment 136720
The remains of the Christmas Stilton helpsAttachment 1

I have no idea who or what the photo of the guy with the sib is. It’s not mine🤷*♂️🤷*♂️

[Steve509926]

Now that would worry me!!!!!
Posting strange attachments depicting strange men, after drinking strange "Whisky"

[lakelandterrier]

Originally Posted by Steve509926

Guess I'm the odd one out then. I really like the deep, burt wood smokiness of Laphroaig.

I love Laphroaig too...don't agree with the creosote comments, but each to their own tastebuds. Maybe I should save some pennies and try the Lore against the Ardberg Corryveckin.

After a couple of measures I'm at currently a 50 /50 Corry / water mix to savour the complexity this whisky. Nice to have a drink that's different and requires appreciation.

[Steve509926]

Originally Posted by lakelandterrier

I love Laphroaig too...don't agree with the creosote comments, but each to their own tastebuds. Maybe I should save some pennies and try the Lore against the Ardberg Corryveckin.

After a couple of measures I'm at currently a 50 /50 Corry / water mix to savour the complexity this whisky. Nice to have a drink that's different and requires appreciation.

Good that you've found another whisky that you can appreciate. The problem I have is that there are so many good whiskies to try, but try I must