May one respectfully proffer...
Caol Ila (cask strength) and Dalwhinnie respectively
May one respectfully proffer...
Caol Ila (cask strength) and Dalwhinnie respectively
...there's a hill nearby missing its fool...
A gentle Highland Park to open the pallette, washed down by an obliging Oban before upping the ante with Bruichladdich, challenging that with a 16 yr Lagavulin and topping off with a 25 yr Talisker. Take a wild fling with some amazing Connemara before coming back down with a philosophical Jura whilst running great adventures of yore through the minds eye
Simon Blease
Monmouth
Sheer Poetry! Off out over Barden moor now and will be savouring thoughts every step of the wayOriginally Posted by Wheeze
A gentle Highland Park to open the pallette, washed down by an obliging Oban before upping the ante with Bruichladdich, challenging that with a 16 yr Lagavulin and topping off with a 25 yr Talisker. Take a wild fling with some amazing Connemara before coming back down with a philosophical Jura whilst running great adventures of yore through the minds eye
...there's a hill nearby missing its fool...
Wow! - looking forward to lunch in The Red Lion even more nowA gentle Highland Park to open the pallette, washed down by an obliging Oban before upping the ante with Bruichladdich, challenging that with a 16 yr Lagavulin and topping off with a 25 yr Talisker. Take a wild fling with some amazing Connemara before coming back down with a philosophical Jura whilst running great adventures of yore through the minds eye
MH
Re: Best Malt
Personally I prefer a stiff one after a bite to eat &/or as a nightcap.A gentle Highland Park to open the pallette, washed down by an obliging Oban before upping the ante with Bruichladdich, challenging that with a 16 yr Lagavulin and topping off with a 25 yr Talisker. Take a wild fling with some amazing Connemara before coming back down with a philosophical Jura whilst running great adventures of yore through the minds eye
Regards,
Max.
P.S. Lagavulin 16 year old.
"Do as little as needed not as much as possible" - Henk Kraayenhof.
Never be afraid to take a profit.
Sounds like a wonderful ramble would never have thought of a little Jura to finish off. Might just tarry a whille at Bruichladdich.A gentle Highland Park to open the pallette, washed down by an obliging Oban before upping the ante with Bruichladdich, challenging that with a 16 yr Lagavulin and topping off with a 25 yr Talisker. Take a wild fling with some amazing Connemara before coming back down with a philosophical Jura whilst running great adventures of yore through the minds eye
Have you not heard of the Barden Beast?Sheer Poetry! Off out over Barden moor now and will be savouring thoughts every step of the way
Have you not heard of the Barden Beast?
As it was, when I got back to Barden tower I saw this dog-faced cow-looking winged beast jumping on me carSo I decked the begger and told him to go practice his fiddle elsewhere.
Mind, I had taken some of Wheeze's Talisker to give me courage (nice one Wheeze, tasted great on the top of Simon's Seat. Hope you enjoyed reciprocal Craggmore...!)
...there's a hill nearby missing its fool...
That will just have been one of the locals.
As it was, when I got back to Barden tower I saw this dog-faced cow-looking winged beast jumping on me car
As I type, finishing off the last dregs from a bottle of 15y.o Linkwood; not bad at all. Not sure what is next, so many malts to choose from and so many marvelous flavours - something for every occasion
Don't roll with a pig in poo. You get covered in poo and the pig likes it.
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