Oh, it's nothing to do with the whisky itself, I had never had it until the tasting *at* the distillery, but I digress.
The "tour" consisted of some ditzy young thing who didn't know the first thing about whisky speeding us around the distillery, which didn't look particularly active. The tour itself was jammed into about 20 minutes, and was followed by another half hour of watching a stupid video about the Famous Grouse advertising "phenomenon" and participating in a multimedia-room experience which had a fly-over of Scotland as well as other non-whisky-related boredom.
It was absolutely mindless, pure advertising.
All this for 8 pounds? No thank you. I would not have enjoyed it even for free.
Best regards, Just : Can you elaborate, please? Before I developed a taste for single malts I : used to rate Famous Grouse quite highly. I haven't had it for a few years : now. Has it changed? : -- : Jason : Reply without acrimony : Diplomacy is the art of letting other people have your way.