Edradour Decanter 12 year almost gone - what next?

Hi-grav Glenfarclas 105??

nick

Perhaps Aberlour Abunadh? I'm enjoying batch 20 as I type. Very different to my usual scotch. This is very rich stuff. A sherry monster indeed. Unchillfiltered and 60.5% cask strength.

Regards, Tony

I enjoyed a dram of Batch #7 tonight. Excellent nectar indeed.

I'm on a #19. One of the best bottles of scotch ever. I'm thinking of buying a case before the price skyrockets.

Gladys.

I've recently enjoyed The Glenlivit 16 Year "Nadurra" and I can still

Here are a couple that you might like:

Macallan CS 58.6% ABV Laphroaig 10 CS 55.7% ABV

Of course those mentioned by other posts like the Aberlour Abunadh, or Glenfarclas 105 are sure winners.

Enjoy!

Daniel

No argument about the choices, but I wouldn't call Laphroaig CS a "sherried" whisky in terms of primary flavor.

Yes, agreed! You wouldn't want to call the Laphroaig CS sherried as a primary flavor. I do find it smooth as glass (doesn't need a life saving splash of water) and the phenols and smoke are very balanced so to me its primary flavor is sweet with the licorice-like phenols from the peat-smoked barley the main play. I threw that one in because it is on the sweet side like the others we mentioned although the "Islaydine" can send a lot of people running for the Glenfiddich. Even so, this whisky has won a lot of awards and recognition because it is a good dram and its almost 56% ABV.

Sorry, I guess you can tell I'm fond of it...

Daniel

No one ever apologized for a Laphroaig.

Yeah, they have -- when they've inconsiderately served it without warning to someone whose only experience is with sherry-finished Speysides.

-- Larry

According to the latest Whisky Magazine tasting notes, that might not be true for the 25yo.

Jim