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This afternoon a lovely customer presented me with a bottle of Laphroaig 15 YO single malt, as it near Xmas should I give it away as a present, or drink it?
As I don't normally drink spirits I feel it may be better appreciated by someone else, but then again how often will I get the chance to enjoy a £60 bottle of whisky?
As you can probably tell from the title I'm erring towards opening it, what would you do?
Cheers.
should I give it away as a present,
I'll send you the delivery address
Thanks flashy, but there may be more deserving causes, me being one of them 😉
You are a swine, sir. Damn your eyes, and damn your briches too! 😉
Mtfu and crack it open man.
MTFU - half the bottle tonight at least
Nice with a drop of Coca-cola and some ice.
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jockhaggis - MemberNice with a drop of Coca-cola and some ice.
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WHAT - Coca-Cola with 15 Year Old Laphroaig, put away the wacky backy and go and stand on the naughty step. Jesus 😯
you don't have to drink it all in one sitting...
mactheknife - Member
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jockhaggis - Member
Nice with a drop of Coca-cola and some ice.
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WHAT - Coca-Cola with 15 Year Old Laphroaig, put away the wacky backy and go and stand on the naughty step. Jesus
Lol, but I'm getting more tempted by the minute, no 'soft water' in the house though, so it'll have to be straight.
I've had a chest infection all week, so last night in an attempt to shake it I had Green and Blacks cocoa with an Islay single malt in. It was really really nice, knocked me right out and felt great today.
So there is one suggestion if you don't like it neat.
😉
I have M('d)TFU & cracked it as it seemed rude not to.
I can report the following, my 13 YO daughter doesn't like it, my wife doesn't like it, not trying it on the 11 YO daughter, but I know she wouldn't like it anyway.
All I can say is it is a bit different to the standard Bells etc, its much smother on the palate, but it's making my tongue burn all the same, & I can't say I can taste the peat, not that I have ever really eaten peat anyway... 😉
Thing is, flushfart wouldn't actually have sent you his address. And some of us know why.
I can only assume that Haggis's comment is a joke because that 'that's how the English drink whisky'.
Last time I ordered a single malt in a bar in Edinburgh, the barman asked "do you want ice?" I replied, without thinking cos sometimes my mouth gets ahead of my brain, "do you want a slap?" It all went quiet and he looked at me for a moment (whilst I thought 'damn it, ok mate, where's my kicking') then he cracked off laughing, and served it in a Glencairn glass with a small jug of spring water. I felt like I'd just gone through a rite of passage.
Anyway. With a 15yo LP, I'd suggest a drop of water. I'll not bore you with the reasoning unless you really want, but it should open up quite dramatically. A 'splash' is too much, you're aiming for literally just a single drop in a dram.
deadlyarcey; give it a rest. The hating on CFH is getting hugely tedious.
Flash (who knows I'm only taking the mick out of him) can stick up for himself. Go and find some other worthy cause. I assure you, he doesn't need you licking his arse. It's clean enough.
Now now boys, calm down & be quiet, some of us have a hangover 😉
Cougar, I'll try it with a drop tonight, I only managed one small glass last night, how much Whisky is in a 'dram'?
I put some Caol Ila 12yo in a beef stroganoff recently - good eating!