Symon -> RE: OT: Whisky/Whiskey Drinkers - what are your favorites? (9/26/2014 5:20:13 PM)
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ORIGINAL: DanSez Update-- I tried the Ardbeg Uigeadail and it is a very very strong unique flavor. In comparison I prefer the Jura - to my palate with interesting notes that doesn't overpower like the Ardbeg (lightly peated in comparison). I warned you about the Uigeadail didnīt I? [;)] Its the worst (IMO) of all the Ardbegs. Mix in a couple of drops of water and it might be a little easier on you. Try the Corrywreckan next time! A lot smoother and probably one of the best Ardbegs you can get. [:)] I think the two of you have it just right. It really is a matter of taste. My personal preference is Lowlands or Speyside, because I like a more malty flavor that lets the honey and flowers through. Others, like the smoky peat of the highlands, or the concentrated intensity of the Islands. It's a lot like wine. A Pauillac is different from a Saint Emillion or Saint Estephe (my all time favorite). And they are fundamentally different from Burgundies (which I love as well). It is your tongue and your palate. Anything that crosses it should conform to your thoughts of good taste and enjoyment. Price and Internet hits are irrelevant. Taste and your enjoyment are the thing. Ok, so if I have to say, it would be a Glenkinchie, followed real close by a Balvenie. I drink what I can get, so there's been lots of Glenfiddich in the cups. Ciao. JWE
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