Filling small gaps

[Guest]

I will bow to your superior knowledge

I am talking of blended. Now malt

Laurie

[Guest]

I am talking of blended. Now malt Laurie

Just as an aside, I lived in Scotland, near Glasgow, for almost 20 years until a few years ago. I had a lot of hard drinking friends and was introduced to Scotland's greatest achievement, the single malt whisky. I can identify a great many single malts with just a taste, and with any any of them which area they are from and which distillery. For me, the best of the best is the 18 year old Macallan, liquid gold! If ever we were to meet, I would love to buy you a few nips. Cheers!

[rickoshea52]

Just as an aside, I lived in Scotland, near Glasgow, for almost 20 years until a few years ago. I had a lot of hard drinking friends and was introduced to Scotland's greatest achievement, the single malt whisky. I can identify a great many single malts with just a taste, and with any any of them which area they are from and which distillery. For me, the best of the best is the 18 year old Macallan, liquid gold! If ever we were to meet, I would love to buy you a few nips. Cheers!

Whisky is strictly for weddings, funerals and Hogmannay with me. I prefer Scotland's other national swally, Irn-Bru.

[Guest]

For me, the best of the best is the 18 year old Macallan

Oh no Keith just try Eradour if you can get it with out a visit there. Just superb. Also worth a visit there it is a cottage industry.

Laurie

I know you are going to moan off topic Ian. But a malt whisky does fill a gap. It may reappear, the gap that is, but you can always reapply the filler.

[Guest]

Bruichladdich. Islay. (brooch laddy)

[Guest]

Whisky is strictly for weddings, funerals and Hogmannay with me. I prefer Scotland's other national swally, Irn-Bru.

Philistine!

[Guest]

Whisky is strictly for weddings, funerals and Hogmannay

Yes Rick but you can always fit more of it in between.


Laurie