Spirit of Islay wrote:Whats with the second poll , thought Bladnoch had won the last one ?
Voted Bladnoch again as i just don't get Glenfiddich and Bladnochs a great summer whisky with a lot better taste !
Ganga wrote:I can ask someone to become that designated individual (Willie, Christian), ask Matt to perform duties, or some other solution. I can also act as that person, in which case I will refrain from voting anymore (doesn't count for preliminary poll as I move ties forward).
Collector57 wrote:Willie JJ wrote:Well as it looks like Bladnoch is going to lose to the rather more boring (IMO) Glenfiddich, ...
Exactly why I voted 'fiddich Willie. Just as I did Macallan last time.
Neither are favourites and I want to force myself to re-evaluate with lots of others suggesting what I may find.
Collector57 wrote:In your case I recognise it's different - I've already noticed you have a much better palate and nose than me () so I'd be happy to go with Bladnoch.
Collector57 wrote:BTW have you tried the Tulli sample yet? I've only nosed it and that gave me high hopes. I'd be interested in your notes (if I haven't simply missed them and they're already up?)?
Collector57 wrote:Nope. I just chose for different reasons. If it were what I liked I would have voted differently but I am trying to emulate you and find something enjoyable in every malt (not with invariably successful results so far, I have to admit)
Willie JJ wrote:Ganga wrote:I can ask someone to become that designated individual (Willie, Christian), ask Matt to perform duties, or some other solution. I can also act as that person, in which case I will refrain from voting anymore (doesn't count for preliminary poll as I move ties forward).
I'm always happy to help Ganga, but it seems in this case that you are de facto the chairman of the tasting panel and are therefore most likely the best person to have the casting vote.
Willie JJ wrote:andyt wrote:the folks on the other side of the pond keep me up past my bedtime![]()
I know Andy. They're a bad influence
andyt wrote:I went for Glenfiddich, not my favourite at all but a least I have 4 expressions and I agree that this might be a good way of getting to know these better, on the other hand doesn't familiarity breed contempt? I also prefer a Saturday as I normally work on a Saturday morning and the folks on the other side of the pond keep me up past my bedtime