Whisky appreciation

[JPbowhunter]

Cheers to 1000 posts with whiskies good friend.

 

[BourbonTrail]

Went out on a limb today. It’s a different kinda bourbon, but it has some good flavor and an oily finish. Caramel , vanilla, caramelized figs, pecan with a brown sugar banana nose.

 

[crossfire3006]

My fellow whiskey drinkers, if anyone can use this, send me a message. It will fit a belt up to 2" in width. I bought it as a gift for my brother, but he no longer drinks. I have one for myself and love it. It's brand new and the hide is Cape Buffalo.

 

[Same'Ol]

 

[Rumrunner]

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Looks like there is something for every taste.

 

[Fargo Boyle]

I grew up near one of the biggest producing Scottish whisky regions.

When recently back up there, doing a deer management course, I stayed with an old friend, in the speyside region, who now lives near the de facto whisky capital of Scotland. A village called Dufftown which owes its existence to being built for producing whisky.

The locals have a saying “Rome was built on seven hills, Dufftown was built on seven stills”! Which says it all!

The vast array of whisky bottles available from the small local village shop (think 711 type corner shop) amazed me. Some rare and / or expensive bottles I have not seen available before in other shops in Scotland .

I bought a lovely 20y old local distillery bottle, one I have never heard of before (mainly as it produces for blended whisky).

If you ever are in Scotland the Spey
side region/ Moray county is home to a large number of distilleries which you can visit. The small village pubs are awash with so many different kinds of malt you would be spoilt for choice! Here’s a pic of 2 I bought up there.

 

[BeeMaa]

My fellow whiskey drinkers, if anyone can use this, send me a message. It will fit a belt up to 2" in width. I bought it as a gift for my brother, but he no longer drinks. I have one for myself and love it. It's brand new and the hide is Cape Buffalo.

I’ll send you a DM and offer a trade.

 

[Fargo Boyle]

Cheers to 1000 posts with whiskies good friend.
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A lambs foot knife and some lambs rum. Loving the cross over! although I prefer pussers navy rum, as was provided by the Royal Navy as grog rations until the mid 70s I think.

 

[crossfire3006]

My fellow whiskey drinkers, if anyone can use this, send me a message for good price. It will fit a belt up to 2" in width. I bought it as a gift for my brother, but he no longer drinks. I have one for myself and love it. It's brand new and the hide is Cape Buffalo.

 

[migrabill]

DM sent

 

[ivoryharbor]

crossfire3006 said:
My fellow whiskey drinkers, if anyone can use this, send me a message for good price. It will fit a belt up to 2" in width. I bought it as a gift for my brother, but he no longer drinks. I have one for myself and love it. It's brand new and the hide is Cape Buffalo.

Cape buffalo hide is about as fitting as it gets for a proper whisky belt rig. Somebody's going to snag that pretty quick.

 

[ZG47]

I grew up near one of the biggest producing Scottish whisky regions.

When recently back up there, doing a deer management course, I stayed with an old friend, in the speyside region, who now lives near the de facto whisky capital of Scotland. A village called Dufftown which owes its existence to being built for producing whisky.

The locals have a saying “Rome was built on seven hills, Dufftown was built on seven stills”! Which says it all!

The vast array of whisky bottles available from the small local village shop (think 711 type corner shop) amazed me. Some rare and / or expensive bottles I have not seen available before in other shops in Scotland .

I bought a lovely 20y old local distillery bottle, one I have never heard of before (mainly as it produces for blended whisky).

If you ever are in Scotland the Spey
side region/ Moray county is home to a large number of distilleries which you can visit. The small village pubs are awash with so many different kinds of malt you would be spoilt for choice! Here’s a pic of 2 I bought up there.

Definitely rare offerings.

 

[458JCE]

Just found this thread! I like variety - have Highland, Speyside, Isla Scotches, Australian, Japanese, Irish, American Whisk(e)ys and a couple of Rums. I spent a day in the Scotch Whisky Experience, down the hill from Edinburgh Castle, 30 years ago and learnt how to savour Scotch.