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Lee. 01-09-2010 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by InOne (Post 3745144)
ohhhh Ian, I need you to name me some known Scottish Whiskey in Scotland we don't have in England but you have there. Cos they were really nice. Like a smokey flavour

Malt whiskey Joe?

InOne 01-09-2010 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by happyland (Post 3745158)
Malt whiskey Joe?

Hmmm might've been. Just sorta asked for one I didn't know the same of lol Does that have like a smokey after taste? I know one I has was Highland Reserve but that just tasted normal, so wasn't that

Lee. 01-09-2010 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by InOne (Post 3745184)
Hmmm might've been. Just sorta asked for one I didn't know the same of lol Does that have like a smokey after taste? I know one I has was Highland Reserve but that just tasted normal, so wasn't that

Malt Whiskey isn't a brand..it's a type there's loads and loads of them though. Would you recognise the name if you heard it? If not you're going to have to come back and work your way through them all! :D

Claymores 01-09-2010 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by InOne (Post 3745144)
ohhhh Ian, I need you to name me some known Scottish Whiskey in Scotland we don't have in England but you have there. Cos they were really nice. Like a smokey flavour

Anything from Islay will give you the smoke/peat/iodine hit Joe..........but a tad expensive - Lagavulin, Ardbeg, Caol Isla, Laphroig. Bowmore is about bottom of the list but available probably in Yorkie supermarkets. Port Ellen is the most expensive and what I collect (distillery closed) and my most expensive one is a 1971 worth a bit over a grand.

Tell me what you were drinking on your Scottish sojourn that you enjoyed and I can probably think of an equivalent from a different area like Highlands or Lowlands malts. Isle of Jura I think you'd probably like.

Whisky is one of my specialist subjects :hugesmile:

Lee. 01-09-2010 03:06 PM

In fact Joe it wouldprobably have been an Islay malt if it had a smokey (peaty) taste..

Claymores 01-09-2010 03:08 PM

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Originally Posted by happyland (Post 3745215)
In fact Joe it wouldprobably have been an Islay malt if it had a smokey (peaty) taste..

You're just a woman - how would you know?! Said he being uber-sexist :joker:

Lee. 01-09-2010 03:08 PM

Bunnahabhian (sp?) and Jura are the popular Islay malts in my pub Joe.. Either of them ring a bell?

InOne 01-09-2010 03:09 PM

Cheers, will have to check them out :D There was just something about that smokey after taste I loved, felt like it gave you a kick lol


And I drank a load of the local bitters as well. Can't really remember their names, although I did end up in the same pub Robbie Burns used to drink in :D

Claymores 01-09-2010 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by happyland (Post 3745225)
Bunnahabhian (sp?) and Jura are the popular Islay malts in my pub Joe.. Either of them ring a bell?

Jura is a seperate island - get yer map oot :hugesmile:

InOne 01-09-2010 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by happyland (Post 3745225)
Bunnahabhian (sp?) and Jura are the popular Islay malts in my pub Joe.. Either of them ring a bell?

It was literally a load of bottles lined up and I just pointed at one lol I wish I had of given it more thought :(

Lee. 01-09-2010 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Claymores (Post 3745224)
You're just a woman - how would you know?! Said he being uber-sexist :joker:

http://i818.photobucket.com/albums/z...dle-finger.jpg

Hahaha....

Claymores 01-09-2010 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by InOne (Post 3745233)
It was literally a load of bottles lined up and I just pointed at one lol

The Scottish way would have been to have a dram from each Joe :joker:

InOne 01-09-2010 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Claymores (Post 3745256)
The Scottish way would have been to have a dram from each Joe :joker:

Haha, well I'm not made of money :tongue:

Claymores 01-09-2010 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by happyland (Post 3745239)

Now I know who to look for when I come into Next in Dumfi wee pal :xyxwave:

Lee. 01-09-2010 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Claymores (Post 3745231)
Jura is a seperate island - get yer map oot :hugesmile:

Och,it's the same bloody area. Same peaty taste!

InOne 01-09-2010 03:20 PM

Any of you two been here? The drive up to it was realllly nice as well

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Mary's_Loch

Claymores 01-09-2010 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by happyland (Post 3745200)
you're going to have to come back and work your way through them all! :D

Good suggestion Lee - we'll break his liver down yet :hugesmile:

Claymores 01-09-2010 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by InOne (Post 3745294)
Any of you two been here? The drive up to it was realllly nice as well

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Mary's_Loch

Yup Joe - I used to work in the Scottish Borders and lived in Galashiels and Selkirk at various points.

Lee. 01-09-2010 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by InOne (Post 3745294)
Any of you two been here? The drive up to it was realllly nice as well

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Mary's_Loch

No, I haven't actually... I've never really visited the borders, only driven through them.

Incidentally, my friend saw Nessie a few weeks ago :D (I'm being serious)

InOne 01-09-2010 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by happyland (Post 3745313)
No, I haven't actually... I've never really visited the borders, only driven through them.

Incidentally, my friend saw Nessie a few weeks ago :D (I'm being serious)

How much had she had to drink? :tongue:

Lee. 01-09-2010 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by InOne (Post 3745318)
How much had she had to drink? :tongue:

Lol.. he hadn't been drinking at all..The Nessie Heritage Centre have given him lifetime membership! He got a free Nessie Pen! His photos are going on the wall! plus the Inverness Courier want his story!
Hahahahaha.. It's really true.

If you knew this bloke, you would understand how funny this is! He was in the paper the week before for drunk driving for gods sake!

InOne 01-09-2010 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by happyland (Post 3745324)
Lol.. he hadn't been drinking at all..The Nessie Heritage Centre have given him lifetime membership! He got a free Nessie Pen! His photos are going on the wall! plus the Inverness Courier want his story!
Hahahahaha.. It's really true.

If you knew this bloke, you would understand how funny this is! He was in the paper the week before for drunk driving for gods sake!

Random lol wish I'd gone there now haha Is there any chance you could post the photos?

Lee. 01-09-2010 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by InOne (Post 3745338)
Random lol wish I'd gone there now haha Is there any chance you could post the photos?

I've not even seen the photos myself! Whatever it was was apparently big and scaley though. The bloke he was with said "you shoulda ****ing seen the size ay this hing.. it wiz the size ay a ****ing hoose min" :D

InOne 01-09-2010 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by happyland (Post 3745353)
I've not even seen the photos myself! Whatever it was was apparently big and scaley though. The bloke he was with said "you shoulda ****ing seen the size ay this hing.. it wiz the size ay a ****ing hoose min" :D

:joker: Sounds interesting! Always did like stuff like that. Myths and stuff

Claymores 01-09-2010 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 3744967)
We should perhaps get cheerleading pompoms and work out a routine.

Only if you promise to wear a Claymores Cheerleader uniform:

http://www.claymores.co.uk/cheerlead.../2004squad.jpg


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