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Hi all.

I have got to say I am stunned by your enthusiasm for whisky. I live on the Outer Hebridian island of North Uist and am a avid whisky drinker. Owning a small shop I get to sample a few whiskies but one of the best I have tried for a while is the glen farlclas 105 cask , wonderful stuff.

If any body is interested I have a suppler of Whisky from Lewis for local made stuff and can send you a link if any body is interested ,

Lee

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the above is not a ad its just showing you the wonderful place we live.:)

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Bootneck
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"Bootneck" skrev i melding news:cqcoa8$cnk$ snipped-for-privacy@titan.btinternet.com...

Hi!

Judging from the photos, your island really looks like a beautiful place! I wish I had such a great horizon to rest my eyes on drinking my Glenfarclas

105 - which is one of my favourites too.

Would "local made stuff" mean Hebridian, or Scotch in general?

Greetings from Norway

Gunnar

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Gunnar Thormodsaeter
  1. Macallan 25
  2. Macallan 18
  3. Lagavulin 16
  4. Macallan Cask Strength
  5. Highland Park 12

Looking forward to soon beginning to assemble next year's list !

Cheers and Warm Regards everyone ...

Paul

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dopey
  1. Lagavulin 16
  2. Oban 14
  3. Glenfiddich 18
  4. Usquaebach Highland Blend
  5. Wild Turkey 101 (ops, can't help myself :-) )

Doug

d> 1. Macallan 25

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Douglas Stephens

Lagavulin 16 Ardbeg 10 Talisker 10 Laphroaig 10 Campbelltown Loch

cheers, all.

bill

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Bill Van
1) Ardbeg 17 2) Caol Ila 15 3) Lagavulin 16 4) Laphroaig 15 5) Bowmore 12 / Balvenie Doublewood (Tie)
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Brett...

On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 23:49:40 GMT, the alleged Bill Van, may have posted the following, to alt.drinks.scotch-whisky:

Talisker 10 Springbank CV Buffalo Trace SB (sorry) Ardbeg 10 Highland Park

Regards, Rob "waves at Bill" Crowe

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Robert Crowe

Merry Crimmas, Rob. I've been through a few bottles of Buffalo Trace myself this year, but forgot to think out of category.

bill

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Bill Van

(no particular order)

Macallan 18 Balvenie 15 Talisker 10 Bowmore Dusk Lagavulin 16

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disavowed

My best experiences in 2004 were

Bunnahabhain Auld Acquaintance Laphroaig 16y Old Malt Cask 1987 (DL ref 814) Springbank 100 Proof Springbank 35y Brora 30y

And I would like to fit in Ardbeg 10y as well... :-)

Steffen

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Steffen Bräuner

"dopey" wrote in news:MICyd.18$ snipped-for-privacy@news.uswest.net:

Personal favorites for 2005

Caol Ila 13 Macallan Cask Strength Highland Park 12 Bruichladdich 12 Glenfiddich 15 Glen Morangie Sherry Finish 12 Bushmills 16 Single Malt

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Anonymous

Ill go with (in no particular order):

  1. Compass Box Monster
  2. Caol Ila Cask Strength
  3. Macallan 15 Fine Oak
  4. Ardbeg Very Young
  5. Talisker 15 (SMWS 14.11)
  6. Bowmore Voyage
  7. Talisker 20 (59.7%)
  8. Ardmore 10 (Sig. UCF)
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SleepyWeevil

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Douglas W. Hoyt

Hi sorry its taken me so long to get back,, Christmas and new year on the islands a wonderful time :)

The whisky I and taking about is not a really well know bread but has its followers

PoitDhubh

Is the one nodoubt be interested in but the others on the sight are a good dram. Finished a bottle of Te Bhearg new years day ,

Lee

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Bootneck

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