Competition!!! Win a bottle of Springbank Whisky!!!

Jun 28, 2005 2 Replies

Competition Time!!!!!!!!



Fancy winning a bottle of Springbank 10 year old 100% proof 70cl - Retail Price - £37.50



Colour - Golden Nose - Dried apricots soon overpowered by buttery toffee and marzipan Palate - Sweet oakiness, full bodied and rich. Almost floral in taste with water, whilst still maintaining a honeyed woodiness. Finish - Lingering sweetness complimented by a hint of smoke.



All you need to do to enter is place a review for a product within the store of the

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website. You have from now until midnight (GMT) on Sunday 3rd July 2005 to enter. For every review that you place, your name will be put into the whisky pot, so if you add 5 reviews, you'll have 5 chances of winning!!!



A name will be drawn at random after the closing time and the winner will be announced on the home page of our website on Friday 1st July 2005



So to be in with a chance of winning!!!!! Visit our website now at

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Take care



Laura Robert Graham Whisky Specialists

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More like "spam time", methinks.

Yes, yes, we know the malt in quetion.

Ehhhh, no thanks. I'll give my tasting notes to wikipedia.org who doesn't spam.

Anyone want to bet that this isn't really a "laura", but some guy putting a female name on their post to get us to cooperate with their spam tactics?

Please note that the whisky you're plugging here and the web site is incorrectly described. You mean 100 degrees proof, not 100% proof. Such strength alcohol could prove fatal.

Also you describe the competition as closing on Sunday 3rd of July, yet the winner will be announced on Friday 1st July. No wonder I smell a number of rats. I just hope they don't find their way into the whisky

Roger

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