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Finished a bottle of Auchentoshan American Oak..... That stuff is lovely.
Maker's 46 Bourbon....... any good ?
 
Finished a bottle of Auchentoshan American Oak..... That stuff is lovely.
Maker's 46 Bourbon....... any good ?

Auchentoshan American Oak is my favourite cheapie single malt and on this topic, I have it on good authority that Bowmore No 1 is also good value at the price.

Maker's is a very serious bourbon. I have a bottle that I've been trying to get through for ages - i must really be in the mood to drink it. I much prefer Woodford Reserve ad Four Roses.
 
Try the Buffalo Trace, almost half the price and better than the Makers 46, IMHO.
I'll do so..... Thank you for the pointer. Very new to drinking whisky neat and still deciding on what i like. What i don't like is peat.
 
I'll do so..... Thank you for the pointer. Very new to drinking whisky neat and still deciding on what i like. What i don't like is peat.
Me too. I have tried and tried and tried but anything even mildly peaty I skip.
 
That's exactly what I thought. I might pick up a bottle of each.

Also 3 Ships 5 price is not too bad (considering it's approaching R200 at most places these days).

Talisker 10 is 649 at makro at the moment. :)
 
#peat is life lol

Until you start second-guessing every whisky purchase based on how it may or may not bypass/satisfy your craving for Laphroaig/Lagavulin levels of peat :D!

I think it's lucky to not like peat, I mean I don't really like sweet whiskies, I have a half bottle of Glenmorangie 10 I just won't ever finish. haha.
 
Me too. I have tried and tried and tried but anything even mildly peaty I skip.

That's where Highland varieties shine, IMO. The occasional Ardbeg is lovely, but I just drool over the "juicier", sweeter alternatives
 
Lucky guy. Who's hosting it? Are the 9s being featured?

From the marketing blurb:

An evening of Scotch single malts from the Bruichladdich distillery on Islay, presented by South African brand ambassador, Caitlin Hill. Bruichladdich produce three different types of spirits, including the peated Port Charlotte, and the ridiculously peated Octomore.

Whiskies:
Bruichladdich Classic Laddie
Port Charlotte Scottish Barley
Octomore 7.1
Octomore 8.1
TBC (Something exciting!)
 
From the marketing blurb:

An evening of Scotch single malts from the Bruichladdich distillery on Islay, presented by South African brand ambassador, Caitlin Hill. Bruichladdich produce three different types of spirits, including the peated Port Charlotte, and the ridiculously peated Octomore.

Whiskies:
Bruichladdich Classic Laddie
Port Charlotte Scottish Barley
Octomore 7.1
Octomore 8.1
TBC (Something exciting!)

Ah, the Whisky Brother event. Try the 7.4 if it ever get a chance, my favorite so far.
 
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