It appears there is a Kintra Twittertasting, organised by DH17 and Kintra......
I'm not able to attend it.... but I was present at the first Dutch twittertasting on the 6th April, and it's fun following them.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Musings
I've been triggered by a post on a dutch whiskyforum. It was about drinking your best whisky ever, and the asker was someone still hanging on to standard expressions since the single cask versions and special releases where too expensive.
On of the guys responded with a large text (he mostly does...) on different occasions when he tasted the best whisky ever, depending on the situation.
It's true, I've had the same whiskies in different venues and occasions and some of them really where different, or at least; my experience of them was different.
This brought me to question what is the best environment to enjoy whisky. At a campfire? In a warehouse? At home? I'd like to see some comments on that.....
On of the guys responded with a large text (he mostly does...) on different occasions when he tasted the best whisky ever, depending on the situation.
It's true, I've had the same whiskies in different venues and occasions and some of them really where different, or at least; my experience of them was different.
This brought me to question what is the best environment to enjoy whisky. At a campfire? In a warehouse? At home? I'd like to see some comments on that.....
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Longrow CV - 84/100
A sample of Master of Malt
ABV: 46%
Nose: Peat, Raisins, Wood, Malt
Taste: Chocolade, Pistachios, Spicy
Aftertaste: Vanilla, hint of spicy, woody
Wow, what a nice dram, need to taste more of this one... ;)
ABV: 46%
Nose: Peat, Raisins, Wood, Malt
Taste: Chocolade, Pistachios, Spicy
Aftertaste: Vanilla, hint of spicy, woody
Wow, what a nice dram, need to taste more of this one... ;)
Compass Box Spice Tree - 80/100
A sample of Master of Malt
ABV: 46%
Nose: Peppery, Dry Grass, vanilla, hint of cinnamon
Taste: Warm glow, spicy,
Aftertaste: Warmth, strong, spicyness stays long, woody, malty
Overall: would definitely drink this again....
ABV: 46%
Nose: Peppery, Dry Grass, vanilla, hint of cinnamon
Taste: Warm glow, spicy,
Aftertaste: Warmth, strong, spicyness stays long, woody, malty
Overall: would definitely drink this again....
Compass Box Aysla - 76/100
A Sample from Master of Malt
ABV: 40%
Nose: Citrus, raisins, hints of anise and ginger
Taste: Firey, more like a gin or cornspirit then whisky, grains
Aftertaste: smokey, grains/malty
ABV: 40%
Nose: Citrus, raisins, hints of anise and ginger
Taste: Firey, more like a gin or cornspirit then whisky, grains
Aftertaste: smokey, grains/malty
Sheep Dip - 65/100
Sample from Master of Malt.
ABV: 40%
Nose: Peppery, decreases, becomes flat, hints of rubber
Taste: Nutty, flat, standard
Not complex, overall just average
ABV: 40%
Nose: Peppery, decreases, becomes flat, hints of rubber
Taste: Nutty, flat, standard
Not complex, overall just average
Back from a bad-nose month
Almost a month now since my cold started and still not completely gone, but have been enjoying whisky again for the last week, so will be posting some tasting notes again from this weekend.
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