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ssuk ? which one to take
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If that oak cast Balvenie doesn't make it to Dalby theres going to be looting in Linconshire at some point soon. UNDERSTOOD?
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Oh and you can leave that Jap shite at home too!
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you mean rum cask
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Thats the one!
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Mmmm will have to pop over and say hello
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What is the one in the middle with no writing on Sofaking?
Just curious ....
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another fan of balvenie then ....
whos fault is that then SSstu .... i can never remember the wee chaps name at SSWC that was force feeding us balvenie ! kenny ?? was with the lass from seven stanes ....
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cardhu- super smooth taste and almost empty. will be getting another bottle for sure in sept when i head north
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i think kenny was trying to drown himself in Dalwhinne at sswc
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Kenny was on the Balvenie at SSWC too with Jules. SSSTu is too ghey to drink whisky :-0
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sheldon.
You're not allowed to use the "G" word any more* and besides I prefer a nice cognac instead of this common whisky.
*you might offend someone of the crosscountry persuasion.
Posted 2 years ago # -
maybe ghey should now be refered to as racerly challenged in future
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Which one goes best on cornflakes?
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This one Stu
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does that say minger or mango ?
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singlespeedstu - Member
Which one goes best on cornflakes?No, no, no - as a Highland Scot I must protest - never a single malt with cornflakes.
It's ok to eat it with Battenburg though. Stand the Battenburg on end, take a half bottle of single malt, pour in whisky until it oozes out the bottom, drink rest of bottle. Eat the Battenburg with a small teaspoon.
You are now full of high energy carbohydrates, go burn it off on a ride
Best breakfast ever. Also good for lunch.
Best whisky to use is OP - other people's
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Are you on High Rigg Farm? If so, take them all and share them with the nice chap with the beard and the cargo bike
I'm taking Aberlour (because it's on offer in Sainsbury's).
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I'm taking Aberlour (because it's on offer in Sainsbury's).
and i should hope because its actually quite nice
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yes i'm staying at high rigg, but my mom warmed me about sharing my booze with stangers.
if you look a friendly sort i might let you have a sniffter though seeing as you ride a bike Posted 2 years ago # -
Morning Matt. Impressive collection in the background ! Good selection of single malts too
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Already packed a single 16yr old. (next stop portugal).
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and i should hope because its actually quite nice
Because I'd not had it before too.
Glen Moray was also on offer, but I've had that before (and it's even cheaper at Aldi (sub £10!)). It's owned by the same people who own Ardberg and is really rather nice.
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[quote]yes i'm staying at high rigg, but my mom warmed me about sharing my booze with stangers.[quote]
Bugger!
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Already packed a single 16yr old.
Yeah, I'm packing a 16 year old too. Shame he's not 17 and then he could drive me home on Sunday. (its my son, before the comments start!)
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Highland Park at High Rigg at the RD (borrowed) van.Posted 2 years ago #
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