What Whisky to Donate?

[AKScott]

I haven't met a scotch I didn't like, in general the warmer the weather where I am sitting, the higher up the mountain side I want the still to have been.

I have tried I think three Glen Morangie's, my brother in law loves it. If your audience is less experienced with scotch I like Dalwhinnie a lot. Dalwhinnie is not as deep or robust as Glen Morangie, but neither will it be confused with an Irish or a cognac.

[Standard]

Been sipping on this recently, pretty good stuff. Not sure of the cost of a bottle though.

http://www.scotchwhisky.net/malt/bowmore.htm

[artificer]

Been sipping on this recently, pretty good stuff. Not sure of the cost of a bottle though.

http://www.scotchwhisky.net/malt/bowmore.htm

My wife just gave me a bottle of that Along with bottles of Laphroiag and Macallans. It's going to be nice and warm around the fire THIS holiday season.


Back O/T, If you're going for an auction piece, you should do something with a familiar name, but with a twist. I'm with Forrestermodern, any of the 'special bottle' Glenmorangie scotches would make a wonderful fundraiser.

[Mael Coluim]

Been sipping on this recently, pretty good stuff. Not sure of the cost of a bottle though.

http://www.scotchwhisky.net/malt/bowmore.htm

I really enjoy the Islay malts. Not sure of the broad appeal though. I've toured the Laphroaig and Ardbeg distilleries. Need to go back and check out the Bowmore.

[gordontaos]

I haven't met a scotch I didn't like, in general the warmer the weather where I am sitting, the higher up the mountain side I want the still to have been.

I have tried I think three Glen Morangie's, my brother in law loves it. If your audience is less experienced with scotch I like Dalwhinnie a lot. Dalwhinnie is not as deep or robust as Glen Morangie, but neither will it be confused with an Irish or a cognac.

I heartily and enthusiastically concur,