What is your favorite Scotch Whisky

[macpappy]

Any from the Speyside region. My least favorites are those from Islay.

I love this thread as well. So many new options to try!! Time to make a list.

GlenMorangie
Macallan
Laphroig
Cragganmore
JW

are all of my favs.

[Genetic Defect]

none can't understand why though

Single Malts...Laphroaig 10(only because I can't find another age). For those with a deep interest, there is The Scotch Malt Whiskey Society of America at http://www.smwsa.com. It's a bit pricey for me right now but some of you may be interested. Cheers!

[HK3-]

Yamazaki made by Sunatory. While expensive it's fairly cheap compared to Johnny Blue. Who would have thought that the Japanese would make great scotch!

[Jay Hemingway]

blended:

johnny blue
johny gold
chivas 21 year

single malt:

balvenie "portwood" 25 year
balvenie "double wood" 12 year
glenfiddich 18 year

[The Dakotan]

That I've had, the answer is Balvenie 21yr Port Wood
That I can afford, Balvenie 12 yr.

Arberlour a'bunadh
Springbank 15
Lagavulin 16

[Jay Hemingway]

Originally Posted by The Dakotan

That I've had, the answer is Balvenie 21yr Port Wood
That I can afford, Balvenie 12 yr.

yea that's why i know about the 12 year.

happened to be a lucky friend of a guy who can afford 21 year!

Originally Posted by HK3-

Yamazaki made by Sunatory. While expensive it's fairly cheap compared to Johnny Blue. Who would have thought that the Japanese would make great scotch!

I found a bottle of this marked down From $50.00 to $39.99 Tuesday. Maybe I'll try it out tonight.

[Nimbus]

Johnny Walker Blue Label
Balvenie Single Barrel Aged 15yrs

I would like a glass right now!

Dalmore cigar malt is awesome. And less than 40 bucks a bottle.

[floydpink]

I'm a caveman; Dewars on the rocks with a splash of water for me, unless you're buying, then I'll take a Johnnie Walker Blue please.

[BlackDog]

I'm drinking a couple fingers of Tomatin 12 y/o Scotch SM, in a white coffee mug. It's not my favorite, which which would be Highland Park 18 y/o, but I think Tomatin is a nice fruity whisky for everyday drinking.

[Savvy]

Too new to the scotch world to really have acquired a taste for it. I've tried some of the different types though. Lagavulin was too peaty/smoky for me, but I didn't think it was terrible. I've also had some of the Dalmore which I didn't think was bad. I'm watching this thread though, and I'll figure out some of the other brands I should try while just starting out. Probably should find something a little sweeter, or something like that. I'll let you guys know if I find anything once I can get back to drinking. Being at tech school in the Air Force has limited my freedoms. That's ok though, I should be able to hit up the bars here on Monday

[Jbailey]

Big fan of Jura.

[Mr.Maduro]

Macallan
Glenrothes
Glenlivet
Glenfiddich

and

mostly all blends!

Originally Posted by Jbailey

Big fan of Jura.

Have you had Superstition yet?

It's on my hit list.

Ardbeg, Laphroaig, Glenfarclas

Heiko

[MTB996]

My new favorites after the other night:

23 yr old Port Ellen
25 yr old Highland Park

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