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shifty_ben LXF regular

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CJLL LXF regular
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Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 7:37 pm Post subject: RE: Reckon this infringes any trademarks? |
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Not a fan of cocktails, give me a 12 year old single malt any day _________________ --
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mugstar LXF regular
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Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 9:27 pm Post subject: RE: Reckon this infringes any trademarks? |
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You'd need to ask Torvalds - doesn't he own the trademark?  |
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shifty_ben LXF regular

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Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 9:48 pm Post subject: RE: Reckon this infringes any trademarks? |
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TBH Id rather have The Clynelish, a 14 year old highland. Tho the speysides are nice  _________________ Need a New Signature |
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CJLL LXF regular
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Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 10:23 pm Post subject: RE: Reckon this infringes any trademarks? |
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<my dad is bigger than your dad>
now if you were to have a bottle of this http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/products/prod109a.htm then I'd be seriously impressed
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shifty_ben LXF regular

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Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 11:53 pm Post subject: RE: Reckon this infringes any trademarks? |
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<my dad is FAR bigger than your dad>
Nice, but I work in an offlicense, and have seen a 35 year old malt advertised in a regular magazine we receive. Nice as it looks I dont think I could justify spending that amount of money!
</my dad is FAR bigger than your dad>
note: this is not flamebait or any sort of flamewar, just a post by someone who probably drinks far too much :S
Incidentally its good to see someone who recognises a good whisky, I get far too many people buying glenmorangie for my taste _________________ Need a New Signature |
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mugstar LXF regular
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Pah! You're a bunch of lightweights!
Try some of this when it's finished distilling  |
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towy71 Moderator

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Islay single malt is the way to go, that smokey peaty tang is just so grand. Me old ma likes Ardbeg! _________________ still looking for that door into summer |
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shifty_ben LXF regular

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I quite like a bit of Talisker every now and then. The whisky in that link looks rather interesting bit beyond the capabilities of my wallett and my liver! _________________ Need a New Signature |
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Rhakios Moderator

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| towy71 wrote: | | Islay single malt is the way to go, that smokey peaty tang is just so grand. Me old ma likes Ardbeg! |
Hmm, how do they manage that? Are the still porous so that the smoke gets into the brew, or do they just chuck a handful of peat in afterwards? _________________ Bye, Rhakios |
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shifty_ben LXF regular

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Do you want the proffessional answer? or the sarcastic one?  _________________ Need a New Signature |
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Rhakios Moderator

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Try both  _________________ Bye, Rhakios |
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nordle LXF regular

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Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 12:30 am Post subject: Re: RE: Reckon this infringes any trademarks? |
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| shifty_ben wrote: | | I get far too many people buying glenmorangie for my taste |
I dont have too much time for glenmorangie, except for gelnmorangie madeira which I luv. I find it takes something very special, and very expensive, to beat that.
I occasionally have glenfiddich, but mainly because its the most bearable of the _cheap_ stuff.
Favourite so far is glen turret, 12yrs, haven't seen it around here at all though. Considering it was just a 12, it was spot on for me.
Maybe we should for an AUG instead of a LUG  |
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shifty_ben LXF regular

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Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 1:06 am Post subject: A lesson in Whisky! |
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LOL sounds good Ok the reason for the peatiness (is that a word?) is not actually all that interesting, speyside whiskies are made from a lightly peated malt, whilst Islay malt grows in large amounts of peat, it does not actually come in contact with peat at any point (apart from when it is germinating for the pedants out there) and so will taste more sort of salty and seaweedy (probably also due to the salty air in which it usually is found) . Highland malts tend to pick and choose from those two differences, hence the question about sarky comments (which ive forgotten now, but I seem to remember it being about glenmorangie containing a large amount of peat )
Peaty whisky's (speyside) taste more smokey, whilst islay and some highland malts, will taste more salty. Jura for example is a highland malt but is leans more towards being like a islay than a speyside. In case you are wondering why they differentiate between highland and the others it is because the flavours are often less pronounced, and of course where the malt is grown. There are actually lowland malts available, but going by the ones I have seen they are very expensive, and only for people with very large walletts!
OK lesson in whisky over, its put me in the mood for a nice galss of Talisker
PS this is just my opinion, but if you want your Whisky Chilled, DONT use ice cubes, they impair the flavour, get some of the plastic coated ice cubes isntead so it doesnt get watered down
[edit] Nordle I will look into glen turet at work, we may be able to get it in, depending on where you are this could be useless to you, but very good for me although having said that if I can get it in, i may be able to direct you to somewhere near you that can
Glen Fiddich isn't bad, you are right in saying its the most bearable of the cheap stuff, try some L'aphroig (can't remember how to spell it :S ) instead, it tastes much better and is within a few quid of glenfiddich. _________________ Need a New Signature |
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Flea LXF regular

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Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 2:00 am Post subject: RE: A lesson in Whisky! |
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I'm supprised no one has mentioned my personal favorite, Johnny Walker. I had a bottle of blue label once... ok so it was a miniture bottle but damn nice while it lasted Unfortunately I stopped drinking whiskey alltogether when I found myself 'accidentally' getting through half a bottle a night Which is very silly and rather expensive  _________________ The question is, what is a mahnamahna?
The question is, who cares? |
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