If I was a Ph D I certainly would choose this subject, but being a mere amateur, I will claim the following :
Isle of Islay produces the best single malts. Laproaigh is the rough one you either detest or love. Caol Ila is the smooth one that you just drink and drink. BruichLaddich, while smooth and drinkable, is way too high priced.
Glenfiddich : If someone offers me a std such, I wouldn't say no, but buy it ? Drop dead ! Though, I have got upon a Glenfiddich Caoran reserve and I like it ! It actually have the quality "hey, this tastes good, I want more".
Isle of Skye : Tallisker - not as distinct as an Islay, but still very good.
Speyside : Cragganmore - who cares if it is used in irish coffe ?
Highland : Dalwhinnie - something like the glenfiddich - smooth enjoyable and certainly drinkable.
No doubt, there must be several both amateurs and professionals on poly on this subject, so pop your opinions/experiences.
Isle of Islay produces the best single malts. Laproaigh is the rough one you either detest or love. Caol Ila is the smooth one that you just drink and drink. BruichLaddich, while smooth and drinkable, is way too high priced.
Glenfiddich : If someone offers me a std such, I wouldn't say no, but buy it ? Drop dead ! Though, I have got upon a Glenfiddich Caoran reserve and I like it ! It actually have the quality "hey, this tastes good, I want more".
Isle of Skye : Tallisker - not as distinct as an Islay, but still very good.
Speyside : Cragganmore - who cares if it is used in irish coffe ?
Highland : Dalwhinnie - something like the glenfiddich - smooth enjoyable and certainly drinkable.
No doubt, there must be several both amateurs and professionals on poly on this subject, so pop your opinions/experiences.
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