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Started by admin, August 27, 2009, 01:57:30 PM

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ulsterwalker

I feel like death, all day boozing and then clubbing last night was probably not the best prep for this weekend's events, however it certainly was fun!

Time for sleep and hydration!
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RedLeader

Party on Wayne.. It's the only way to live. (Of course I'm going home to curl up on the sofa  8))

666_pack

LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO HAVE FUN

RedLeader

Canoes on the car and I'm all ready for a spot of camping. Yay!!

666_pack

LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO HAVE FUN

Hunter

One life live it !       http://hunterforum.webs.com/

Wolf_Larson

#81
Ive got Tyrconnell whiskey, three 5cl bottles in a box with a dustey glass.          £9:99

1st small helping is a single malt, smooth sweet taste and delicate dry finish

2nd small helping is a 10 year finished in sherry cask. Initially matured in american oak and finished in sherry casks. A rich, deep colour with a complex nose of sherry, honey and citrus. Smooth, creamy, full bodied flavour with hints of sherry and nuts that slide into a long oak finish.

3rd small helping is a 10 year finished in port cast. Originally matured in american oak with the final period of maturation in port casts. An inviting malt of deep antique copper colouring. SILKY sweet taste of rich fruits, honey and spice with beautiful lingering oak finish.

Now im going to wash dusted glass and ill let you all know what i think of each helping.  ;)
The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

emmadilemma

U makin my bottle of carlsberg sound a bit borin now  :o

Wolf_Larson

 ;D carlsberg is prob the best bore in the world i hear.  :D
The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

emmadilemma

Hehe it is that but any port in a storm....or beer  :)

Wolf_Larson

1st small helping is a single malt, smooth sweet taste and delicate dry finish.

It tastes very peaty   

3 out of 10

:'(
The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

Wolf_Larson

#86
2nd small helping is a 10 year finished in sherry cask. Initially matured in american oak and finished in sherry casks. A rich, deep colour with a complex nose of sherry, honey and citrus. Smooth, creamy, full bodied flavour with hints of sherry and nuts that slide into a long oak finish.

Peaty again. im thinking WHAT a rip off.  Honey citrus creamy, full bodied. What a laugh..........Give me bushmills 16 year malt any day !

3 out of 10

:'(
The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

emmadilemma


Wolf_Larson

3rd small helping is a 10 year finished in port cast. Originally matured in american oak with the final period of maturation in port casts. An inviting malt of deep antique copper colouring. SILKY sweet taste of rich fruits, honey and spice with beautiful lingering oak finish.

To be honest im not into peaty whiskeys. But this one is not bad as it does have a silkyness to it. No where near the smoothness of Bushmills malts !

4 out of 10

:'(
The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

Wolf_Larson

The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.