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food & drink / Re: Single Malt Whisky
« Last post by moose on May 18, 2024, 09:55:01 pm »Pray that he doesn't use it as a mixer! I've never had the Redbreast 21, but remember loving the 12 y.o., 12 y.o. Cask Strength, and 15 y.o.
Mulling over my past Irish loves, Powers John's Lane is another favourite pot still whiskey. Green Spot and Yellow Spot are well reviewed, but I found them a bit "thin" for my taste. An Irish whiskey I loved was Jameson's Gold - smooth and sweet, but not bland or cloying - unfortunately it was discontinued in 2017 and the remaining bottles cost £300+. Bushmills 21 y.o. is really nice too, but now unjustifiably expensive. Tyrconnell and Writers Tears were decent cheap options last time I tried. I've had some good Connemara and Irishman whiskies, although not tried any for a while.
Mulling over my past Irish loves, Powers John's Lane is another favourite pot still whiskey. Green Spot and Yellow Spot are well reviewed, but I found them a bit "thin" for my taste. An Irish whiskey I loved was Jameson's Gold - smooth and sweet, but not bland or cloying - unfortunately it was discontinued in 2017 and the remaining bottles cost £300+. Bushmills 21 y.o. is really nice too, but now unjustifiably expensive. Tyrconnell and Writers Tears were decent cheap options last time I tried. I've had some good Connemara and Irishman whiskies, although not tried any for a while.