Nectar of the gods.
Hundreds of forum members cry out
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My liver cries out with delight…
It looks like the scotch you want to drink with an old friend with no worries about driving home …
With some incredibly good cheese and a log fire
best wishes
Ian
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Enjoying the wee drams (as usual), a standard Longrow at the mo…
Received this earlier today from our friends at Springbank…
The long planned/awaited ‘Bothy’ is progressing well now, a few more weeks and we will have a new Whisky den… 
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Hi Anthony
That looks fabulous, I presume it was through the society?
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Straight rye. Everyday sipping drop - but has some promise to develop after a few.
Best without ice.
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Bulleit Rye is a very nice drop.
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My favourite
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It’s been all about the Balvenie for me in the last few years.
Just a drop of Nirvana in a glass❤️
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A trip to Latitude, Leeds’ finest drink shop, yielded this.
Not tried it yet but hoping for good things. Made with American oak that has been used for Oloroso sherry
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I try to keep the opened bottles to a maximum of three at a time, these are the current ones, though I haven’t broken the seal on the Glenfiddich 15 yet it’s in the Caviss at 16C in anticipation. (It’s been 30+ here for the last three months).
The Glen Deveron 10 was €24 in a local supermarket and a pleasant surprise for the price.
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I’ll be heading up north again in a few weeks time. I’d be surprised if I didn’t accidentally program the SatNav to pass at least one distillery, even if it involves adding half the distance again to the journey 
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Great selection, the Ledaig 18 is a particular favorite of mine.
Its a new one to me, picked it up at the tobermory distillery shop while visiting the village. Reading online, it’s got good reviews so hopefully a pleasurable experience when i sample it later this week.
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