Stalemate did you actually even watch the video? Harry’s dropped the Micheal Knowles channel because they (Micheal Knowles) had right-leaning views. Either way, keep politics out of this. We are here for whiskey, and whiskey only.
My guess is that she's his niece... Rex has such a strong "middle child vibe" that he's gotta have an older sibling (which would explain the age proximity and familial relationship with Brianna)
As soon as I could tell that was Brianna through the whisky bottle I clicked the vid. She is by far one of the most delightful people I've ever seen and a joy to watch. She needs a spin off show called Whisky Noob or something idk. One thing I do know though she needs more screen time.
Loved Briana's reaction to the five finger pour, as well as the pure unfiltered honesty that she brings to the table. Also, she has a fantastic singing voice!
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That doesn't sound so odd to me, mainly because my wife is obsessed with the idea of getting a miniature donkey. I told her if we can't eat it I'm not helping... So she still doesn't have a donkey.
@@andrewfarnsworth7178 You can eat donkey. It's surprisingly tasty. I don't know anything about mini-donkeys though...I'm assuming they're also tasty, just smaller. Brilliant, eh?
Aberfeldy 12 is a good low proof single malt choice. Of course there’s the Johnnie Walker Double Black for blended. I agree with the Laphroaig Select being #1. It has the most flavor by far!! It’s awesome that Brianna really likes it too, she’s a keeper.
Always love the episodes with Brianna in them, if she's not a permanent fixture of the tribe already she needs to be. And by the way, those dates you're thinking of are called medjool dates.
Rex: that was actually Breanna's goat contact. Breanna: I actually knew him for his donkey. Cracks me up. That banter plus the great info in these videos keeps me coming back!
Bowmore 12 is my favorite 40 abv Scotch. It's really well balanced, complex, and it's the best affordable scotch hands down. It has notes of smoke and salt balanced some light sweetness.
Love you guys, but I'm immediately prioritizing new content with Brianna to the top of my to-watch list! (hehehe). All good, lots of fun, neat info, good entertainment! Keep it up!
@@scottbartlett2087 You're a minority of one. You're missing the essence that is Briana. She's endearing because she is the exact opposite of someone trying too hard for attention. She is just genuine and what you see is what you get. I'm guessing she is the same person when the camera stops rolling. That's the charm.
How's about remembering you are talking about a person?! How would some of you like your character broken down and discussed in such a way?! Personally, I think it's brilliant to see such a free spirit in videos 👍😀
@@Myke_Lemons yours is exactly the kind of considered response that I appreciate and expect from this community 👍 There are a number of other channels that I have an interest in, but often I will not voice a negative opinion because I know that my opinion does not represent the majority, if all channels were made to my personal liking they would undoubtedly fail. I can see that the guys are trying new things, which will be liked / disliked by other people, alas it is impossible to please everyone. Much like my taste in whisky: I appreciate things which are interesting and different, if I pour a new whisky and it doesn't taste different then I will probably give it away.
So I'm working in the Netherlands and my 2 current 80 proof daily drinkers are Tenjaku blended whisky from Japan, and The Ardmore Legacy lightly peated Single Malt from Scotland. Both were on sale thru Gall and Gall liquor store. Not too shabby in my opinion for daily drinkers.
I'm sad Glengoyne 10 didn't make the cut! It's one of those that EVEN at 40% it does not fail to deliver in flavor and mouthfeel. I always recommend it to beginners if they need an 80 proofer and something "budget"
I just had my first sip of Laphroaig 10 yesterday (also my first ever peated whisky). Couldn't even finish my glass, almost regretted buying a bottle. Then I had my second glass of it today and it tasted delicious???? Not sure what kind of magic they put in it, but it really is everything you guys say about it! Truly an amazing experience
Been enjoying your video's for many months now and really enjoying them. I'm from Aberdeen, Scotland (Speyside region is right beside me) and Auchentoshan to me and my friends is pronounced 'Och-an-tosh-shan. Keep up the great content and hopefully one day I will get to travel the thousand of miles to visit your great distillery.
Daniel and Rex's expertise is embellished by Brianna's fiendishly clever and funny enthusiasm! I especially like the tongue fluttering tasting technique. Is that called the "Whiskey FAN"? Maybe this oxygenates the sip? I'm getting some Carol Burnett notes here. They say if you do something 10,000 times you are a journeman. That is a LOT of sips. I'm not the greatest whiskey fan but I am a Whiskey Tribe fan. Pavlovian? HA HA HA!
So glad you did this episode because I just realized, after trying a bunch of 100+ proof whiskeys, that I love 80 proof best for making my daily old fashioned-they let the flavors shine through the most.
My fave (so far) is Dalmore 12 yr! I'm definitely a newbie to whiskey in general but especially Scotch. This Dalmore has a lot of similar qualities to Bourbon so it was a good gateway for me.
I am truly stunned that you can find enjoyable notes in Grouse, I've tried so many times through my bartending career and I guess maybe I just don't have the palate for it but my god man. Just in case any non-Scots watch this video and think they should buy a bottle of Grouse to drink neat for enjoyment, please don't. It gets drank in Scotland with mixer; mostly cola, sometimes ginger ale/beer, very occasionally with soda. I'm speaking as a barman in a speciality whisky bar in the centre of Edinburgh, your mileage may vary around Scotland of course, and most importantly: drink the drink you like the way you like to drink it!
I love Laphroaig! It's curious as I've never heard no one mentioning it, but the first smell that comes to my nose is the clay I used to play when I was a kid. Not play doh, real sculpting clay. Maybe that's why I have such an affinity with Laphroaig, It brings me old memories...
I have the same Glenfiddich12 at home. I´had to pour a little and compare what I smell with them. All I get are apples on the nose with hint of grain and vanilla. And as for the taste, almost all are those apples and pepper which Brianna mentions. Aftre a longer evolution I can taste pleasant grassiness and biscuits. Ty you guys for oyur videos. I really do enjoy them :)
Wow, what a lively episode this is, you two old dogs really living up with Briana at your side, she needs to be in your show. It was always a good show, but Briana makes it just perfect! Love from Germany (not an engineer). :-D
On a side note, I would LOVE to see you all do the best bottom shelf’s of each type of whiskey. Not that you would overly enjoy it, it would just be interesting
I know you guys don't love it (from a previous video) but the Glenlivet 12 Double Oak is my favourite 40% whisky so far. Its notes of light fruits such as sweet pear and cantaloupe really compliment the simple, light sweetness of the whisky. But I'm mostly really surprised that Redbreast 12 didn't make the list at all.
I'm just now beginning to explore Scotch and today received a bottle of Auchentoshan American Oak. (Also got the Glenmorangie Lasanta and Bruichladdich's The Classic Laddie.) Wish me luck.
Glenfiddich is probably the whisky I would get someone for a gift if I didn't know what they like because it's so light and approachable and yet not boring so it appeals to both the newbie and the whisky lover
Connemara - the peatyness, not too much, but enought to get you going. BALVENIE 16 TRIPLE CASK - I can't remember exactly the taste notes of this one. Dalmore 12 - the orange peals and the cappuccino notes at the end, very smooth as well; Famous Grause Naked Grause - a bit flat, but great for it's price. A more sophisticated version of the regulars. Glenmorangie 10 - an absolute gem, kind of sweet but not too much, fruitiness Jura 10 - the cocoa....
I’ve been drinking the glenfiddich 14 that was finished in ex bourbon barrels. It has that extra little something I like while being easy to drink as well
Other than an advent calendar, not seen a review of the Glenfiddich 15 from you guys. Glad to have it validated with your approval. One of my favorite whiskies for sure!
Some really solid pours here. The Glenlivit 15 is a solid whiskey. Also glad to see Famous Grouse make an appearance! It's has been my home bar blend for years. It's nothing that's going to set the world on fire but it's just a really nicely balanced blend. Much better that any of the generic bar pours you usually get, i.e. Walker, Dewers, etc.
Fujisan 40 made using Mt. Fuji water in Fuji Gotemba. It is has light sweet toasted honey smell, slight malty, but light and delicate. Tastes like Vanilla and Oak happens in the middle and A very maraschino cherry finish, with a slight oily end.
I used to like Glenlivet 15, but I have to try the Glenfiddich 15 as well. I liked the Strathisla 12, but I wished it had a little more ABV. Same with Macallan Fine Oak 12. I live in Europe and we get the Laphroaig 10 with 40 ABV. I prefer it over the Select and it should be on my list. The Glenfiddich Age of Discovery Madeira 19y (40 ABV) was also quite good.
My favorite has to be Basil Haydens, that stuff goes down like water for me and is one of my favorite drinking whiskeys when I know I'm going to have more than a taste
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I searched for a "Whiskey Theatre" channel and there isn't one, you guys should jump on that one and put Brianna and Emma at the helm.
Harry's is alright. I've tried them and they're better than dollar shave club but there is a reason I keep going back to Gillette brand
I had Harry's for a year. I now have enough razors for the rest of my life. Quit 'em.
Why does it look like Daniel was on a stool to make everyone even height?
That sponsor spot was 🔥
Brianna is the zero-filter master. I’m so glad you added her to your videos-she’s brilliant. 😂
Brianna: "Naturally non-chill filtered"
She gots ths adhd bad.
Dear god that Harry’s ad was awesome. God forbid if they do an ad for Manscape...lol
Not safe for You Tube. 🤪
Such a shame! Fancy Dan had such a good looking beard going on, and they had to ruin it. :(
The only drawback being Harry's itself, if you lean a little more to the right politically: th-cam.com/video/F0e8QVCgf5c/w-d-xo.html
haha they totally should lol
Stalemate did you actually even watch the video? Harry’s dropped the Micheal Knowles channel because they (Micheal Knowles) had right-leaning views.
Either way, keep politics out of this. We are here for whiskey, and whiskey only.
Some people have said Rex and Brianna have parent-child vibes. I suggest they are both her dads, effectively making her Brianna Somm-Mooch.
The Legend of the Somm-Mooch Hybrid
Power gay couple produces awesome child
My guess is that she's his niece... Rex has such a strong "middle child vibe" that he's gotta have an older sibling (which would explain the age proximity and familial relationship with Brianna)
whiskey version of My Two Dads
Always thought they were brother and sister and that Daniel is their dad.
""I don't get no respect -Rodney Dangerfield" -Michael Scott" -Briannna
I was totally impressed that she knew Rodney Dangerfield. Then I wasn't.
No respect at all !!
@@chriskola3822 lmao so true, the fact that she thought it was Michael scott means Rodney dangerfield still gets no respect!
No she clearly gets its better then you do.
@@airgliderz wrong simp
Hats off for cutting on "Donkey"! Perfect editing choice! I literally howled with laughter at that one.
Possibly the best edit i have seen on a youtube vid. I lost my shit
Its almost like she skipped what I call the hesitation phase. Yall are totally right she is gifted. I'm envious of her nose! 🤣
As soon as I could tell that was Brianna through the whisky bottle I clicked the vid. She is by far one of the most delightful people I've ever seen and a joy to watch. She needs a spin off show called Whisky Noob or something idk. One thing I do know though she needs more screen time.
Yes. More of Brianna, less of you guys. Thank you.
Loved Briana's reaction to the five finger pour, as well as the pure unfiltered honesty that she brings to the table. Also, she has a fantastic singing voice!
Very old school singing, but beautiful. I agree.
I love when Brianna is on with you guys, she slots in so well with the type humor Daniel and Rex have.
Brianna’s facial expressions are the best! Don’t worry Brianna it’s adorable lol. Great chemistry between the three of you.
Literally the definition of how to do amazing sponsor ads that promote the sponsor, while not only not annoying your audience, but entertaining them. 👏🏻
"I actually knew him for his donkey" killed me XD
When she said that, I lost my shit! I laughed too hard, for way too long!
Was about to type the same thing 🤣
That gave me the giggles for WAY too long.
That doesn't sound so odd to me, mainly because my wife is obsessed with the idea of getting a miniature donkey. I told her if we can't eat it I'm not helping... So she still doesn't have a donkey.
@@andrewfarnsworth7178 You can eat donkey. It's surprisingly tasty. I don't know anything about mini-donkeys though...I'm assuming they're also tasty, just smaller. Brilliant, eh?
Please spend some money on Brianna, have her go through the Somm course, and just watch her go! :)
Aberfeldy 12 is a good low proof single malt choice. Of course there’s the Johnnie Walker Double Black for blended. I agree with the Laphroaig Select being #1. It has the most flavor by far!! It’s awesome that Brianna really likes it too, she’s a keeper.
If Briana can’t make you smile.... i don’t know what could.
Need more Brianna!
True. I just laughed out loud at work
Where does one find a Brianna? Seems like we could all use that kind of energy in our lives.
At your local whisky bar I'm guessing.
Easy, here on this channel.
Always love the episodes with Brianna in them, if she's not a permanent fixture of the tribe already she needs to be.
And by the way, those dates you're thinking of are called medjool dates.
The greatest ad for Harry's razors ever! Amazing!
Rex: that was actually Breanna's goat contact.
Breanna: I actually knew him for his donkey.
Cracks me up.
That banter plus the great info in these videos keeps me coming back!
Bowmore 12 is my favorite 40 abv Scotch. It's really well balanced, complex, and it's the best affordable scotch hands down. It has notes of smoke and salt balanced some light sweetness.
I love Bowmore 12, it tastes far more expensive than it actually is, and is a much softer, and comforting dram compared to Ardbeg 10 or Laphroaig 10
@@T--xk3hf Fully agreed. I think it actual tastes pretty close to Lagavulin 16. Same sort mix of balance and complexity.
Yet another video where the editor is the star!
Love It!
Love you guys, but I'm immediately prioritizing new content with Brianna to the top of my to-watch list! (hehehe). All good, lots of fun, neat info, good entertainment! Keep it up!
From what I've seen, the tribe is not asking, "Why is Brianna here?" It is more often, "Why isn't Brianna here?"
That’s right.
@@scottbartlett2087 You're a minority of one. You're missing the essence that is Briana. She's endearing because she is the exact opposite of someone trying too hard for attention. She is just genuine and what you see is what you get. I'm guessing she is the same person when the camera stops rolling. That's the charm.
How's about remembering you are talking about a person?! How would some of you like your character broken down and discussed in such a way?! Personally, I think it's brilliant to see such a free spirit in videos 👍😀
@@Myke_Lemons yours is exactly the kind of considered response that I appreciate and expect from this community 👍 There are a number of other channels that I have an interest in, but often I will not voice a negative opinion because I know that my opinion does not represent the majority, if all channels were made to my personal liking they would undoubtedly fail. I can see that the guys are trying new things, which will be liked / disliked by other people, alas it is impossible to please everyone. Much like my taste in whisky: I appreciate things which are interesting and different, if I pour a new whisky and it doesn't taste different then I will probably give it away.
@@scottbartlett2087 no she is perfect, if anything dial it up.
Man, Bri is just so adorable and bright and fun.
So I'm working in the Netherlands and my 2 current 80 proof daily drinkers are Tenjaku blended whisky from Japan, and The Ardmore Legacy lightly peated Single Malt from Scotland. Both were on sale thru Gall and Gall liquor store. Not too shabby in my opinion for daily drinkers.
Glenfiddich 12 is my go-to. It's just so welcoming.
It's pretty rad.
Good taste...👍
Old Pulteney 12 is my favorite 80 proof. Just a well balanced whisky imo.
A great video and right on time as I’m looking into trying Scotch. And Brianna just seems like a great lady and a lot of fun to be around.
You are both a joy to watch whilst you're doing your thing , Brianna is a great foil and perspective for your information . Great video 👍🇬🇧
I put a splash of Ardbeg 10 in my glass of Glenfiddich 12. Aaamazing
I'm sad Glengoyne 10 didn't make the cut! It's one of those that EVEN at 40% it does not fail to deliver in flavor and mouthfeel. I always recommend it to beginners if they need an 80 proofer and something "budget"
The Glengoyne 10 that I have had was 86 proof.
GUYS! Not saying you're not crazy entertaining, but Brianna makes the video gold.... she brings out the best in you two. Too funny.
I just had my first sip of Laphroaig 10 yesterday (also my first ever peated whisky). Couldn't even finish my glass, almost regretted buying a bottle. Then I had my second glass of it today and it tasted delicious???? Not sure what kind of magic they put in it, but it really is everything you guys say about it! Truly an amazing experience
How different were your glasses? :D
You have to pass through the smoke to get to the flavors. Keep taking sips until your palate gets acclimatize to the smoke.
Been enjoying your video's for many months now and really enjoying them. I'm from Aberdeen, Scotland (Speyside region is right beside me) and Auchentoshan to me and my friends is pronounced 'Och-an-tosh-shan. Keep up the great content and hopefully one day I will get to travel the thousand of miles to visit your great distillery.
Glad to see Brianna in more vids!! She is funny, cute, entertaining, cute, hilarious and cute.
This was fun! Here're the top 3 things I would like to see more of on the Whiskey Tribe:
1. Top 10's
2. More lists
3. Rankings of whiskeys
Daniel and Rex's expertise is embellished by Brianna's fiendishly clever and funny enthusiasm! I especially like the tongue fluttering tasting technique. Is that called the "Whiskey FAN"? Maybe this oxygenates the sip? I'm getting some Carol Burnett notes here. They say if you do something 10,000 times you are a journeman. That is a LOT of sips. I'm not the greatest whiskey fan but I am a Whiskey Tribe fan. Pavlovian? HA HA HA!
So glad you did this episode because I just realized, after trying a bunch of 100+ proof whiskeys, that I love 80 proof best for making my daily old fashioned-they let the flavors shine through the most.
My fave (so far) is Dalmore 12 yr! I'm definitely a newbie to whiskey in general but especially Scotch.
This Dalmore has a lot of similar qualities to Bourbon so it was a good gateway for me.
Love how Brianna is ready to drink and is impatient with all your talk descriptors.
Lmao, right? Eye rolls like "let's taste it already!"
Auchentoshan was my gateway from Irish to Scotch. Love it!
She brings such a bubbly presents to the experience. It’s great
That laugh at 2:24 of Brianna.....made the whole video worthwhile!
I am truly stunned that you can find enjoyable notes in Grouse, I've tried so many times through my bartending career and I guess maybe I just don't have the palate for it but my god man.
Just in case any non-Scots watch this video and think they should buy a bottle of Grouse to drink neat for enjoyment, please don't.
It gets drank in Scotland with mixer; mostly cola, sometimes ginger ale/beer, very occasionally with soda.
I'm speaking as a barman in a speciality whisky bar in the centre of Edinburgh, your mileage may vary around Scotland of course, and most importantly: drink the drink you like the way you like to drink it!
Definitely good to have someone without grey or missing hair to balance things out:) 🍻
ı am enjoying a glass of Teacher's and i love it because its dirt cheap yet smokey and balanced
The Balvenie 12 made me fall in love with whisky.
Amen
I love Laphroaig! It's curious as I've never heard no one mentioning it, but the first smell that comes to my nose is the clay I used to play when I was a kid. Not play doh, real sculpting clay. Maybe that's why I have such an affinity with Laphroaig, It brings me old memories...
Well, my favorite Magnificent Bastard is here ❤️❤️❤️
You make my Saturday!
I have the same Glenfiddich12 at home. I´had to pour a little and compare what I smell with them. All I get are apples on the nose with hint of grain and vanilla. And as for the taste, almost all are those apples and pepper which Brianna mentions. Aftre a longer evolution I can taste pleasant grassiness and biscuits. Ty you guys for oyur videos. I really do enjoy them :)
Honorable mention 80 proof Scotch - The Dalmore 12. And we need a Brianna Whiskey Tribe evolution retrospective as she is a great add.
Perfection in the pause. Soooo good! Love you all!
It is great to see Brianna in the video. More of her please.
I'm in love with Brianna. Also, great job with ads - such a creative approach!
A big thumbs up just for the Harry's commercial. Run Rex run!
Briannna's Mooch skills are coming along nicely.
I was wondering that.
We absolutely adore Brianna!
I saw this video and then proceeded to grace my tongue with a pour of the Solera Blend. Great stuff!
This is an amazing video! Daniel is just so good at explaining what happens in the glass to her.
Stop it, I can’t breathe and my side hurts from laughing so hard. More Brianna!!!!!
Wow, what a lively episode this is, you two old dogs really living up with Briana at your side, she needs to be in your show. It was always a good show, but Briana makes it just perfect! Love from Germany (not an engineer). :-D
The chemistry of all your channels is perfect on camera, I’m hooked
On a side note, I would LOVE to see you all do the best bottom shelf’s of each type of whiskey. Not that you would overly enjoy it, it would just be interesting
I know you guys don't love it (from a previous video) but the Glenlivet 12 Double Oak is my favourite 40% whisky so far. Its notes of light fruits such as sweet pear and cantaloupe really compliment the simple, light sweetness of the whisky.
But I'm mostly really surprised that Redbreast 12 didn't make the list at all.
Love how you say this feels classy right after saying don’t go past the weenis
Best episode ever! Very fresh look to the crew... let’s be honest Rex has been looking a bit rough 🤣
I'm just now beginning to explore Scotch and today received a bottle of Auchentoshan American Oak. (Also got the Glenmorangie Lasanta and Bruichladdich's The Classic Laddie.) Wish me luck.
On todays episode we learn that while Rex mooches whisky Daniel mooches cohost speaking time.
I swear, you have the only ads I watch, can't help myself, too dang funny.
I'm so happy that the only 2 whiskeys I have made it on the list. I started with glenfiddich 12, and just got the Laphroige select.
Pretty much all of the big names core range that are chill filtered etc in the UK are at 40%. Even Highland Park 12, which loses out A LOT at 40%.
Glenfiddich is probably the whisky I would get someone for a gift if I didn't know what they like because it's so light and approachable and yet not boring so it appeals to both the newbie and the whisky lover
Best ads on youtube and the only ones i dont skip ..keep up the shenanigans...what happened with the mead/wine Thing?
Great one, thanks! If I’m not mistaken, there is a little bit of peat in Glenfiddich 12 though...
My favourite 40% whisky is 43% Lagavulin 16 with a bit of water, does it count? :P
Connemara - the peatyness, not too much, but enought to get you going.
BALVENIE 16 TRIPLE CASK - I can't remember exactly the taste notes of this one.
Dalmore 12 - the orange peals and the cappuccino notes at the end, very smooth as well;
Famous Grause Naked Grause - a bit flat, but great for it's price. A more sophisticated version of the regulars.
Glenmorangie 10 - an absolute gem, kind of sweet but not too much, fruitiness
Jura 10 - the cocoa....
I’ve been drinking the glenfiddich 14 that was finished in ex bourbon barrels. It has that extra little something I like while being easy to drink as well
Other than an advent calendar, not seen a review of the Glenfiddich 15 from you guys. Glad to have it validated with your approval. One of my favorite whiskies for sure!
My go to low proof scotches are highland park 12 singlemalt, naked malt blended malt, and johnnie walker blue label blended scotch.
She's so damn funny and amusing! Bring her on any time!
My brother got me a bottle of Aberlour 12 for Christmas and I absolutely loved it
They definitely had fun with this review, nice to see .
So glad to see Brianna back. She brings freshness and her hysterical personality to the videos!
Gotta say Johnnie Walker Black is a great 80 proofer 🥃
Deveron 12. Nice and light. Easy to sip.
Jameson Black Barrel is my social go-to for drinking and also baking. But Misunderstood Ginger Spiced Whiskey is my special occasion drink.
Glad to see the Auchentoshan getting the kudos it deserves. Keep up the good work guys.
The price point may make take it off of most lists, but Johnnie Walker Blue label would be favorite 80 proof!
Some really solid pours here. The Glenlivit 15 is a solid whiskey. Also glad to see Famous Grouse make an appearance! It's has been my home bar blend for years. It's nothing that's going to set the world on fire but it's just a really nicely balanced blend. Much better that any of the generic bar pours you usually get, i.e. Walker, Dewers, etc.
Fujisan 40 made using Mt. Fuji water in Fuji Gotemba. It is has light sweet toasted honey smell, slight malty, but light and delicate. Tastes like Vanilla and Oak happens in the middle and A very maraschino cherry finish, with a slight oily end.
I used to like Glenlivet 15, but I have to try the Glenfiddich 15 as well. I liked the Strathisla 12, but I wished it had a little more ABV. Same with Macallan Fine Oak 12. I live in Europe and we get the Laphroaig 10 with 40 ABV. I prefer it over the Select and it should be on my list. The Glenfiddich Age of Discovery Madeira 19y (40 ABV) was also quite good.
Whiskey Tribe is right up there with Bill Burr for hilarious ads you never want to skip. Great video as always!
Love the cigar paper smell of my empty Glenlivet glass . 15 year French oak reserve.
Interestingly enough, I've always prefered Glenfiddich 12 over the 15 personally.
Bowmore 12. Very friendly drink with a nice peat/smoke flavor.
My favorite has to be Basil Haydens, that stuff goes down like water for me and is one of my favorite drinking whiskeys when I know I'm going to have more than a taste
Aberlour 12 double cask i def one of my favorite. Value is great!
Glenlivet 15 and Glenfiddich 15 are among my top 80 proof scotch whiskies, still makes me wonder how much better they would be at higher proof
Great episode. Thanks for having fun while giving us great information!