What dram is in your quaich?

**slothead** · 2nd January 16, 01:22 PM

Aaaaaaaaaayyyyeeee!!

(look it up in your old Scot's dictionary).

**MacKenzie** · 14th April 16, 07:42 AM

A lowland dram: Auchentoshan American Oak.

Interesting enough that I'd like to try some of the other Auchentoshan variations. The "Three Wood" in particular.

http://www.auchentoshan.com/products...rican-oak.aspx

**SPS tools** · 14th April 16, 02:06 PM

I just picked up a bottle of 20yo Glen Deveron.
Lots of character!

**Jack Daw** · 15th April 16, 01:21 PM

I've been slowly reducing the contents of a bottle of Talisker 18. It was a busy Friday, so I will down a dram again this evening.

**ASinclair** · 18th April 16, 07:16 PM

Highland Park 12 - Yum!

**duke_19_62** · 20th April 16, 05:00 AM

I honestly never really liked single malt whisky. But recently a distillery representative was at my favorite local liquor store and introduced me to Laphroaig. Now I enjoy their flagship 10 year old, and I hold a lifetime lease on 1 square foot of the Isle of Islay.

**Red Redwine** · 20th April 16, 07:03 PM

Picked up a couple of bottles of Arran 18 limited release -- one to drink now and one to hold in the collection for a while. I highly recommend it if you have the opportunity to try some. I served it to a couple of friends after a nice evening out and they seemed to think well of it too.

**slothead** · 21st April 16, 02:22 AM

Originally Posted by duke_19_62

I honestly never really liked single malt whisky. But recently a distillery representative was at my favorite local liquor store and introduced me to Laphroaig. Now I enjoy their flagship 10 year old, and I hold a lifetime lease on 1 square foot of the Isle of Islay.

How on Earth do pronounce that name anyway? I've seen it a number of times but never asked.