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Very light dram (in color), but nice on the nose and palate --> Pulteney 1989/16yo 43% Signatory bottling

Start off re-trying some of the bottles I opened last weekend... --> Macallan 1990/19 43% (70cl) The Whisky Trail bottling

I see a whisky on the page... I must have permission to start then...

Agreed and agreed.... I think that it is suppose to be confusing... being a mix of old springbank and young springbank... I found that it gave more of an interesting mouth feel of an aged whisky with some of the young harsher notes. When they first made the Springer CV years ago I think that it had a higher % of older casks was nice stuff. Cheers

good call...

Very Nice Peter

For me I would probably look for the 50cl bottle of the VEP... Just to have it now and then and share it around.

calling.....

Have not had me some VEP in a long time... might have to get one....

let the 'beat'ings begin.

Want!

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Okay - a catch up post..... Was down south for a little gathering this weekend... Started out on on Friday with a few good whiskys.... Saturday started out with some brews: Then in the evening we moved onto the whiskys (and some soju) Drove back up North on Monday then had another gathering with another plowed friend: Little tired today....

Happy (belated) Birthday Vicki... I hope you had a great day....

Cheers Peter... I hope you had a great birthday..

hmmmm Just because I was away for a week? Tuesday Night Local Brew (is back)... Iron Springs - JC Flyer IPA

a few beverages from last night...

Old Pulteney 1989 - Signatory

Dude!

Nightcap... --> Glendronach 1977/24yo 52.1% Signatory

another Daily... --> Dailuaine 1962/22 yo 46% Stubby Cadenhead

--> Dailuaine 1974/31 yo 46% Berry Brothers & Rudd (700ml)

I'll drink to that

--> Royal Lochnagar 1991/16yo 43% Signatory I like the way the younger Royal can have a hard candy characteristic to it.