Let The Drink Talk

[El Diablo]

Anyone who has tried Black Bottle will say how wonderfully warming this blend is. A definite king of the blends, nothing quite warms you up like a dram of Black Bottle. The bottle it self is designed in the shape of a pot still.

http://www.blackbottle.com/

[talisker25]

hello greengretnaz
yes, i have to agree, you can keep bells and grouse, and although i dont go in for blends much, BB is one i would not put to one side, the high islay malt content give the illusion of a top class blend
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[El Diablo]

The father-in-law lives in Scotland and he says that it's the blend that's most loved up there by people who know something about whisky.

Have you ever tried BNJ?

B.N.J 40%

Light to medium raisiny nose, slightly oily & peaty whisky.
Finish: Oily, peppery, slightly hot finish, probably due to peatiness.

[talisker25]

never tried BNJ but other say its good. if yours is a recomendation then i will just have to find an oddbins and give it a try, will let you know
by the way, just found this great quote about the "new glenturret distillery"
the call it The Mickey Grouse Experience"
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i've been on a whisky diet, i've lost 3 days already

The trouble with jogging is that ice falls out of your glass

http://talikerstantrums.blogspot.com/

[El Diablo]

Can you remember where you found the quote "The Mickey Grouse Experience", love to send that to the in-laws.

Blair Athol, Aberfeldy they all now seem to go by which ever blended brand the marketers need to highlight. I think with Glenturret in the advert in the Whisky Magazine it says Famous Grouse, and in small letters home of Glenturret!! This may just be how i see it; no magazine handy to look at the adverts/ distilleries at the back.