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Lowland
- Rosebank
- Bladnoch
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Highland
- Glenmorangie
- Glengoyne
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Dalmore
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Dalmore Cigar Malt 12 yrs 40%
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dm
- wood
- Sherry Oak
- nose
- warm, sweet, dark, but not very complex
or multi-dimensional, neither impressive
- mouth
- full bodied, rich, yet quite dry
- !
- Added caramel.
- I could imagine this whiskey as a desert after meaty meal.
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Speyside
- Glendullan-Glenlivet
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The Glenlivet
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The Glenlivet 12 yrs 1L
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dm
- nose
- floral, tender, non-alcoholic, light, delicate
- mouth
- taste develops in stages, starting with a pleasant short touch,
followed by a suprising absence and ending in a more intensive mouth-coating finish
- colour
- hay, pale bronze
- mm
- Some other The Glenlivet
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Isley
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Bowmore
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Bowmore
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dm
- hardcore salty, seaweedy, nose offensive first, rich and deep on second sampling
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mm
- Put your description here.
- Some other Bowmore
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Bunnahabhain
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Bunnahabhain virgin cask
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dm
- fantastic wood, hardly any peat for an Isley whisky
- "very nice"
- light bronze
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Laphroaig
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Laphroig
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dm
- first impression offensive, maximum peet, cheese
- sharp
- mm
- some other Laphroig
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Recommended for purchase
- Balvenie 12 Year old / Double Wood
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CRAGGANMORE 12 YEARS OLD
- http://www.whiskymag.com/whisky/brand/cragganmore/whisky29.html
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MORTLACH 10 YEARS OLD
- http://www.whiskymag.com/whisky/brand/coopers_choice/whisky1436.html
- Laphroig Quarter Cask
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Non-single malt
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Johnie Walker Centenary
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nose
- pleasantly peaty, promising, not much more than that
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mouth
- on the bitter side, can't say what else