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Fair enough...just can't bear thought of the stuff being chucked down the sink.I hope not. I wouldn't want to drink at a bar which served spirits of unknown provenance.
Fair enough...just can't bear thought of the stuff being chucked down the sink.I hope not. I wouldn't want to drink at a bar which served spirits of unknown provenance.
I once had a bottle of white rum that went to about 3 house parties until I could actually get rid of it. It was nasty cheap stuff with a strange chemical vanilla flavour.In my many dedicated years of sampling whiskies I can recall only one that I just couldn't bring myself to drink. It wasn't particularly cheap, and had favourable reviews, so it may just have been my taste buds, but it was a very young, high corn mash-bill bourbon...I suspect it was the oak influence, but no, just no, even as a mixer.
Can't remember what happened to it - I think my eldest son might have taken it, without asking, to a house party...so no doubt thrown into a mixture of coke, Red Bull, or whatever else these whipper-snappers drink.
Send them to me for extensive testing. I will then send back the one best suited to your condition.
Will be interested in your thoughts on the Smokehead unfiltered, especially if you have had the standard release in the past. The Frog QC is good, well worth the extra over the 10.
Lagavulin 8 £33 again with free delivery at The Bar if you use code P7OCT5.
Lagavulin 8 £33 again with free delivery at The Bar if you use code P7OCT5.
Good man...ordered also
Crikey, go easy on him. The poor sod feels bad enough already!With a cold like that, maybe it's a night for Bells or Jamesons!
Fairly sure I read they do because US buyers (their largest market) equate ‘darker’ with better so Diageo have no qualms about it.Diageo dictate the presentation of the 16
What a shame for you. Im sure either whisky autioneer or swa offer a regular pick up around the uk, not helpful now though. Fingers crossed have only had two damaged bottles which were both signatory bottles for some stranger reason.If you ever send bottles to auction with The Whisky Shop Auction be aware that their maximum cover is £250 for breakages by their Courier. I sent six bottles and they smashed two and the resultant spillage damaged another. Probably £2-300 out of pocket.
I'm told that Bruce Stevenson offers whisky insurance which covers transit to/from auction at market price.