Have a couple of the Signatory Cask Strength series, 13 yr Deanston and Strathmill. As a scotch neophyte, I really enjoy. That 33 yr sounds GREAT!! Cheers and Happy New Year!!
I quite like sherry bombs in their own right, providing there's no hint of sulphur. However, they are all about the cask. There will be absolutely no distillery character to this whisky and that's a shame because Glen Elgin is top class whisky. It really shines best in ex-bourbon in my opinion.
@@steveno7058 that sounds about right for the experience you’re getting. Again, I’m sure it’ll get better as the bottle goes down. Cast strength, 30+ years old. First fill oloroso. That’s a lot
Great stuff as always - these dark Signatories are often stunning. Btw - some new samples are coming your way…
Loved the dynamics during the first 1.5 minutes. It cracked me up. Thanks Mike & Dustin!
We are simple creatures
Have a couple of the Signatory Cask Strength series, 13 yr Deanston and Strathmill. As a scotch neophyte, I really enjoy. That 33 yr sounds GREAT!! Cheers and Happy New Year!!
Some great Strathmills
I agree with Dustin. Signatory can be a hit or miss. Might want to use a jigger or line the glasses up and pour. 🤔
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I quite like sherry bombs in their own right, providing there's no hint of sulphur. However, they are all about the cask. There will be absolutely no distillery character to this whisky and that's a shame because Glen Elgin is top class whisky. It really shines best in ex-bourbon in my opinion.
totally an issue, but don't some malts hold and carry sherry better? I think this worked well.
How much does this go for?
Keith’s memory is 50/50 but knowing my guy, my guess is, 350-500
@@topshelfwhisky nice. I see it for $330. Is that worth it?
@@steveno7058 that sounds about right for the experience you’re getting. Again, I’m sure it’ll get better as the bottle goes down.
Cast strength, 30+ years old. First fill oloroso. That’s a lot
@@steveno7058 that's 10 bucks a year for a 33 and first fill. That's a steal.