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George T Stagg 16 Year Old (Single Barrel Bourbon – Kentucky)
“Never add a thing to this please. It’s quite possibly the ‘Dragons’ Bollocks’.
The burn will fade and waves of flavour will abound. I imagine this must
be similar to the thrill of surfing through a tube.”
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Mortlach 22 Year Old (Scotch Single Malt – Speyside – Gordon & MacPhail Cask Strength Bottling)
“Easily one of the better whiskies I have had the pleasure of sipping, sharing
and eventually polishing off. It’s a ‘once off’ which defeats the purposes
of this list I guess, unless you know how to get some from somewhere. I
love Mortlach, it is the ‘Beast of Speyside Malt Whisky’, rich, flavourful,
sumptuous, but extraordinary if you can get a bottle.”
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Inchgower 27 Year Old (Scotch Single Malt – Speyside) – Cadenhead Cask Strength bottling.
“Sweet and dry, mouth coating, the sherry cask maturation gives this malt
oomph. Imagine an early winters’ morning, fire roaring, snuggled in bed,
a box of Godiva truffles - the perfect setting to pour yourself a dram of this.
You will experience one of life’s perfect moments.”
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Springbank 35 Year Old (Scotch Single Malt – Campbeltown – Limited Release
“A whisky mentor, BJ Lankwarden, introduced me to this one. Springbank
makes delicious whisky, but the 35 year old is truly something very very special.
One of the most complex and layered whiskies I have ever had the pleasure to
enjoy. I’m not sure what is happening with the distribution in South Africa, it’s
not that easy to come by. Where can I get some more please?”
NOT AVAILABLE IN SOUTH AFRICA
18 WHISKY EDITION November 2011