Because I'm in London at the moment I can't really join this live tasting.
I just have a few samples but not from the 80s.
Ealier this week I bought a Lintlithgow 26yo SMOS but I don't dare to open it yet.
Ras Mazunga wrote:Good afternoon/evening.
Because I'm in London at the moment I can't really join this live tasting.
I just have a few samples but not from the 80s.
Ealier this week I bought a Lintlithgow 26yo SMOS but I don't dare to open it yet.
Ganga wrote:Worse than Loch Dhu? Glen Eden? Drumguish?
Willie JJ wrote:Ganga wrote:Worse than Loch Dhu? Glen Eden? Drumguish?
No contest in my opinion, although I've not had Glen Eden. Loch Dhu and Drumguish are at least drinkable if there's nothing else.
Willie JJ wrote:Hi Sean. How is Elmo?
johan brugge wrote:Clynelish 27yo 1982 51.5 % cask 5895 (very important detail because there are two single cask vintages but cask 5894 is apparently not that good).
Nose: very fruity, fresh, sweet and yet you can smell the bourbon influences. I find it hard to stop putting my nose in the glass.
Palate: hmmmm, again fruity, sweet, soft tannins, luscious. Dangerously drinkable at 51.5 %. The more I drink it, the more it's character changes, especially if water is added. I taste some peat too. Very very good again.
Finish: very long and powerfull, fruity again.
Spirit of Islay wrote:Comments - Just where are TWE getting these incredible Japanese casks from ?
Willie JJ wrote:Ok I'm going to stop now because the antibiotics say that I shouldn't eat for a couple of hours before I take them and while I haven't eaten for hours I suspect that whisky may count. So, I'll see what everyone else is drinking for a while