mikeymad

Cameronbridge DT 1979 30yo 51.9%alc. Carsebridge DT 1979 31yo 55.7%alc. Invergordon DT 1972 38yo 44.0%alc. Port Dundas DT 1973 36yo 54.1%alc. Ben Nevis OB 25yo 54.0%alc. Linkwood G&M 1969/40yo 43%alc. Going to be a good weekend:

Will be looking forward to sample shots...

Okay more sigs than liver... nightcap --> Glendronoch 1977/24yo cask 3696 52.1% Sig

Most likely the last of the evening... The Alan Parsons Project - 1979 - Eve

Moving on to a much more serious Sig... -- > Clynelish 1974\29yo Cask 2571 55.6% Sig (very low )

Yeah, sometimes I like to have a lot of samples.. sometimes a lot of of beverage ... I 'try' to keep it under the half bottle limit (375ml)...

sounds like a good line-up... got a 'few' more drams in the wings...

Time for some cask strength goodness --> Linkwood 1990/17 Cask 9724 55.5% Sig (Binny's) This one smells and tastes like a bourbon right out the gate. only 2 fingers left in the bottle

That went too fast: Yes - 1974 - Relayer 1 album 3 songs - the way I like it

Need one of those to take pictures of my bottles..

kicking up a notch on the Sig scale - Great Nose on this Royal --> Royal Lochnagar 1991/16yo cask 428 43% Sig Close shot to give an example of pour size.. this is a little lite.. may add a bit more.

Agreed, and yes you should... ) Going very smooth Pat Metheny - 1987 - Still Life

On a Thursday - my Whisky Chat - about 20-25ml... When I am just kicking back and want to have a beverage it can be from 35ml to 120ml.. Tonight, I have been in the 20ml range.. x7 pours = about 140ml so far.. not bad... probably will max out in the 200ml range... cheers

Last of the unchilled that I have open: --> Clynelish 1998/11 cask 2451 46% Sig (unchill) Going to take a little time to nose this one - I like it!

On to one I really do like... --> Bladnoch 1990/14yo Cask 985 46% (unchill) Sig Almost gone without a spare..

Moving on to the Unchillfiltered section: --> Linkwood 1995/14yo cask 641 46% Signatory proof is up 3%... watch out... :0

Laph = goodness

Sorry dude.

Well a rep would say that... I am a big fan of Robin Coupar (rep) (he fed me lots of beverage).. But safe to say that some of the best beverages that I have ever had are OB (official bottlings from the distillery).. But the Independent's give you all the views of the juice that is out there. Single cask variations are a lot of fun.

Neil Young - Harvest Moon

on a role (43% is easy drinking) touch o peat: --> Caol Ila 1989/7yo casks 4518-4522 43% Sig (Half Bottle)

Lots of cereal and grain notes... young with not much cask influence... but nice, nice and clean

One year later and one year younger --> Bladnoch 1989/8yo Casks 405-409 43% Signatory (half bottle) I like these half bottles. edit - it pours almost clear, must have been a very used cask

Wow that looks pretty