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WCDT 21-25 March 2011 (1886-1890)

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TheEvilDog:

--- Quote from: pwhodges on 20 Mar 2011, 13:25 ---
--- Quote from: Dr. ROFLPWN on 20 Mar 2011, 12:11 ---MEN WHAT TAKE THEIR WHISKEY STRAIGHT (the men are not mods).
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Mods drink Whisky (not Whiskey), and of course  it's straight single malt.

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Depends - Whiskey, such as Irish Whiskey, and I will use this for the sake of the example, is tripled distilled, and can made from a single malt, single grain, blended or a pure pot still. It has a smooth taste, which has a slight spicy hint to it.

Whisky, such as Scotch Whisky has a smokey flavour to it, due to the method in which it is distilled, offering a unique taste.

The main difference is actually in the distilling methods used. I could go deeper into an proper explanation, but I'm in work at 6am for a training day....Cue muttering and grumbling as I travel tomorrow. (Oh, and btw, I worked in a major distillery for about two years...and before anyone asks, yes, I did get free stock.)

Skewbrow:

--- Quote from: Method of Madness on 20 Mar 2011, 14:34 ---Not gonna lie, when it comes to whisk(e)y, I prefer mine from the southern US.

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Well. That's your right...

Talisker is my malt of choice. Some other smoky/peaty distilled goodness also works. I won't say 'no' to Jameson either. But that's partly because I have so many friends in Ireland that I only rarely need to pay for mine. And the triple distillation is not a bad idea.

My bridge team just advanced to the next round in our knock-out tourney by the narrowest possible margin, so I will celebrate with some...

celticgeek:
Laphroaig. 

Skewbrow:
Would definitely be on my list, too. Laphroaig and Lagavullin are battling for the 2nd place on mine.

Deadlywonky:
Favorite whisky of all time ... Ardberg Uigeadail. you can almost chew the smokiness (you almost have to). followed by the rather fruity Tomintoul 27

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