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ایااین یک ویسکی اسکاچ است؟!!اگرنیست لطفا در چه کشوری تولید میشود واقعا ویسکی هایی که تبلیغ میشود تابه حال ندیدم

Single is better, end of.

think there was 2 casks used for this release, Cask #6 and #9 , says on label. Have tried both and found one was more 'pear drop' and one more 'honey dew' character...cant remember which was which but 🤔

Great great video! My condolences for your late uncle, and thanks for the informative comparison between these two spirits, helped me make my decision a lot!

Single malts carry more prestige and usually more refinement, IMO but blended whisky is a fun alternative

Minor, possibly interesting legal pedantry: “bourbon aged in X barrels” cannot be sold as just “bourbon.” It is technically in the broader “American whiskey” category, as bourbon proper must be aged exclusively in new oak. A lawyer will understand “Bourbon aged in X barrels” to mean, “this was made using bourbon as an ingredient, which was then aged in X barrels.” Of course this is all just legal pedantry, and I love my finished bourbon! But there it is.

Hi, just found out about your channel today after you were on the Whisky round table. Happy to subscribe and help get you to 1000 subscribers. Cheers and look forward to exploring your content.

Great video! Love the analysis on Blender's Choice!

I very nearly fell into this trap. I purchased 6 barrels, about 80k worth in the months before it came to light that it was a fraud. My communication with the company made me uneasy as they made excuse on excuse as to why that were not honouring my contract. I had my credit card company get a refund and days later it all fell apart… I feel for this that did loose out and thanks for making the video to let the world know what went on!

Bourbon all the same

Bourbon predates Bourbon County, Bourbon got it's name from Bourbon Street in New Orleans where it was first sold.

"I can wait no longer" 😂

Enjoyed their sherry cask , great value for money

To me bourbon is completely a different drink from whisky or whiskey. Bourbon has a sickly taste that scoch or irish doesnt have, the lack of 3 years distillaton and the corn elenent must be the reason. Bourbon reminds me of cheap Thai Hong Tong crap.

Why have u ignored triple distilled irish

There’s a reason that Scotch is the most sought-after drink on the planet…

thats my teacher on the left

I enjoy both. :)

Single malt scotch all the way. A Bourbon is also nice once in awhile!! Cheers!

Nice video format Nath, really enjoyed it! I can't believe the Chita is corn! It does not taste like corn at all! I have not seen the Blender's Choice before, what we can get here is Master's Select which has more sherry than the standard harmony where as the Blender's Choice seems to have more red wine influence. Great video Nath, kanpai!

scotch single malt all day

Nice shirt !

FYI mate the links to your gear used in the description don't work

lovely journey

That's actually NOT the same whiskey. The Bushmills 10 Yr old in the classic style bottling that is orange/red is the SHERRY CASK version (travel Exclusive), and not to be confused with the classic bottle of Bushmills 10 Yr which has GREEN Labelling and a GREEN Bottle that was matured in a combo of Bourbon/Sherry casks bottled at 40% ABV. The Newer styled bottle is the same juice just as the classic green bottle. Orange/Red travel exclusive is 1 liter bottle and bottled at 46% ABV and was finished in Oloroso Sherry casks.

Not really my take - maybe The Laddie, but my 5 essentials are Bunna 12, Port Charlotte 10, Arran Quarter Cask, Ardnamurchan cask strength and Ledaig/ any Bimber. All bangers and cover a few more bases…

Too sweet and too floral. It’s marketed very masculine but feels weak. It’s lacking in the oak flavour. Far too light. Poured down the sink. Not recommended.

Hell yeah the Port Ruighe is my favourite core range Talisker as well, although I'd highly recommend the Parley Wilder Seas, which is similar in way and very different in others but a delicious whisky nonetheless. Cheers Nath!

Great list! I for one would be super keen to hear more about the Australian ones as well!

Always a special occasion to try an old whisky, whether good or bad. That charred melon note makes perfect sense to me as I do it in summer with some prosciutto! The oldest whisky I had was 40 year old but it was a single grain and it was ok, nothing fancy. Looking forward to my first 40 year old single malt, cheers Nath!

Where are you watching from, and what is your favourite core range whisky?

How is it hard to clean. Just rinse with water

Was gonna say that’s a weird looking glass, but now I think of it there are weirder wine glasses 😂

To be fair, I thought it was a lot of nonsense, but having used it for a couple of weeks, I find it does enhance the drinking experience and not just the smell.

This beauty sounds so!

Makes sense which one you like more. I gotta admit, Speyside is one of those regions where I don't really like their whisky at cask strength. Love them in the 40s, but anything over 50% just doesn't feel right.

I'm glad you liked it! Incidentally: I just managed to get my own bottle of The Old Stables from Old Kempton... As for oldest tasted, I was lucky enough to be at Dornoch Castle when they did a 'break even' dram of 62-year-old Glen Grant 1956 from Gordon & MacPhail and it was absolutely gorgeous, but I couldn't afford £5000 for a whole bottle! (I do find that Glen Grant and Caperdonich work particularly well at high ages.)

Seriously laughed so hard! And definitely learned something new today!!!

Lol, butts

😂 you said butt

Sounds like it's been a good year! Any Auchentoshan 18 from SMWS blew my socks off, I can name a few off the top of my head and I actually did a side by side of 3 different Auchentoshan 18s at the Vaults in Leith and couldn't believe all being ex-bourbon all tasting different yet beautiful! I think you're a natural storyteller Nath so I'd love to see more historical events or cool stories behind distilleries/whiskies etc. Cheers my friend, here's to a great 2024!

Oh, I'd love to visit the great Mr Woolley one day!

Don't forget that Remnant came in clutch 👏🏼

Great video mate! I have The Dieman's Rising Highwayman & AOB 002. Definitely a bit of a vibe 😁

Awesome list Nath! Ive always been chased off and a little gun shy on LMDW bottlings. Im sure they are great quality, but the prices are a bit much in my area. 10 year old Benrinnes for $450 AUD. One day I'll take a shot though as they typically sound fantastic and this Edradour sounds unreal. Cheers man 🥃

They sound tasty, though I'd be interested to hear your top official bottlings. Especially when it comes to Australian whiskies, I'm very hesitant to shell out the high price when the specs can be iffy. I've enjoyed your coverage of local whiskies and some insight into the goings-on around the industry. Morris Tokay is still high on my list to try.

I really like your break down and you clarified a few things for me. Cheers

Im Australian. Australian whiskies are meh, and way over priced IMHO. Never seen a bottling I'd consider integrity level. I prefer to fly to Japan and try whiskies not from Suntory or Nikka. Glad I dropped by but this channel isn't for me.

An enviable list. Cheers! (BTW: I was gifted that same EH Taylor on your shelf this Christmas, but I haven't opened it yet. Look forward to seeing what you think ...)