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Celerity

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18. διάλογος sounds like dia-logos, just what it means (dialogue), all you need to search for
Tue Oct 6, 2020, 12:35 PM
Oct 2020

is Octomore 10 year old - 2008


Octomore 10 Year Old Dialogos
70cl 56.8% abv

https://www.whiskyshop.com/octomore-10-year-old-dialogos#:~:text=This%20third%20limited%20edition%2010,super%2Dheavily%20peated%20at%20167ppm.



another really great series (from different Islay distilleries) is called

Elements of Islay

https://islay.com/

The Ardbeg (for easy to find drams not in this more esoteric series, I love Ardbeg Uigeadail, which is also really affordable) expressions are amazing

especially AR7 and AR10



ISLAY SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY
Aged in a first fill Pedro Ximenez Butt, this is classic Ardbeg shrouded in rich sherry creating an impression of rich dark chocolate blended with bonfire smoke.

CORE FLAVOUR
PEAT INFUSED SULTANAS
CASK DETAILS
DISTILLATES FROM THE EARLY 2000’S MATURED IN A PEDRO XIMENEZ BUTT
STRENGTH
56.3%
DISTILLERY
ARDBEG

NOSE
Cigars, Armagnac, rancio and burnt fruit cake. Sticky toffee pudding, dried orange, cinnamon, dates and wood smoke. Honey-glazed smoked chicken breast. A warm, burnt sweetness on the nose with memories of Christmas on a stormy day.
PALATE
Super rich and fruity, powerful and not too dry. Oily and leathery. Lingering salted-caramel toffee and sweet smoke. Demerara Rum cake enjoyed with a glass of old Cognac and a mild cigar.
FINISH
Black pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg. Hot toddy and rum-punch mix. An aftertaste recalling classic medicinal flavours.



ISLAY SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY
Sweet and smoky, rich yet delicate, the classic contradictions of the distillery that make it so revered are ever-present in the latest Ar bottling.

CORE FLAVOUR
WHITE CHOCOLATE
CASK DETAILS
A VATTING OF TWO BOURBON BARRELS, DISTILLED IN 2001
STRENGTH
52.4%
DISTILLERY
ARDBEG

NOSE
Sweet vanilla and white chocolate mix perfectly with wisps of woody smoke and iodine.
PALATE
More white-chocolate cookies, sweet caramel and orchard fruit (baked pears and apples) sit alongside an intense nuttiness with classic bonfire smoke and charcoal reminding us of this whisky’s origin.
FINISH
Pecan pie and smoked almonds.

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Neat! (No pun intended) soothsayer Oct 2020 #1
I agree with all those choices samsingh Oct 2020 #2
I admit I am not a huge bourbon girl, and I dearly love those Japanese whiskies listed, but Celerity Oct 2020 #7
Japanese Whiskies samsingh Oct 2020 #12
if you like Mac 18, try Glenfarclas 25 Year Old Celerity Oct 2020 #16
looks nice. Thanks. samsingh Oct 2020 #17
Whiskey VAult youtube channel has awesome reviews of all things Whiskey and the 2 guys are beachbumbob Oct 2020 #3
I would hazard a wild guess that I cannot afford ANY of them Ferrets are Cool Oct 2020 #4
There Are Several on the List That Are Affordable. jayfish Oct 2020 #8
The Famous Grouse is (IMHO) Celerity Oct 2020 #9
It's Not The Greatest But It's no Lauders Either. jayfish Oct 2020 #10
oh sure, and an inside tip, if you are ever here in Sweden, the natives LOVE Famous Grouse Celerity Oct 2020 #11
Thanks. I can afford $40-$55 range for special occasions. Ferrets are Cool Oct 2020 #13
Oh! Karma13612 Oct 2020 #5
Mine is frazzled Oct 2020 #6
I almost put the Lag 16 as one of my picks, but figured most were already familiar, it's a wonderful Celerity Oct 2020 #14
Now, I have no idea how to pronounce that whisky's name! frazzled Oct 2020 #15
διάλογος sounds like dia-logos, just what it means (dialogue), all you need to search for Celerity Oct 2020 #18
I have pretty much settled on Whiskey (and the Bourbon subset) as my favorite hard spirit. Tommy_Carcetti Oct 2020 #19
I love the whole ritual behind drinking a dram, we are so fastidious about it, we even have Celerity Oct 2020 #20
Water drops... jayfish Oct 2020 #21
lololol Celerity Oct 2020 #22
All whiskey must be an acquired taste The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2020 #23
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