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Rich, Delicate, Light or Smoky
27 Comments CherryPie on Mar 5th 2012
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Ardbeg
I think there is some Ardbeg in my cabinet…
I have two choices (a certain blogger would tell you that is because I am female and can’t make up my mind (no guesses who;)) )
Laphroaig and Lagavulin in that order
Laphroaig 5*
It seems we all have similar tastes so far!
I’d go for the fruity one.
An interesting thought
Single malt – drop from heaven.
But which type would you choose?
Ha… Even whisky got its own chart, eh?!
Delicate for me please.
I’m more like a Bailey’s person.
The chart itself rather reminded me of the political compass…
I think Bailey’s is more Rich than Delicate
Light – cos it’s nearly a blonde just like me!
If we are talking Belgium beers? Yes Blonde is my favourite too
Choose? Don’t be silly. Try them all.
Plus… a measure of each all mixed up together and given a good mix. Then, start all over again.
As for Belgium beers, try them all… But as for Baileys? Oh my goodness… I’d rather drink mouthwash.
You must know it is sacrilege to mix ’single malts’!!!
Belgian Beers, I do have a taste for those especially when served with to compliment a Belgian meal
Sacrilege only due to the makers trying to protect the over-hyped mystique of their brand. Try it sometime – a whole new landscape opens up… Chemistry is misicible (very different from missable)
miscible even…
Ahh! Now I see! You are mixing a few blends together to explore/compliment/enhance the tastes (rather like food/cooking explorations). I thought you were suggesting just throwing them into one pot and mixing them up in a mish mash of tastes…
I’m a wine person…
There is a time and a place for each tipple but I have to admit wine is usually my first choice.
On seeing the your title come up on my dashboard, I thought you might be talking about ‘lady-friends’.
(full-bodied and fruity).
Oh, boring old whisky. To be honest, I never touch the stuff. A bit too strong for my old, frail system.
Like Claude, I’m a wine person.
I am sorry to disappoint
What type of wine do you like?
Well none actually. I can’t even stand the smell! Hubby would have his favourite though.
I have no sense of smell, so maybe I am at an advantage
I’m quite partial to Highland Park
I have never tried that one.
Scotch is my one and only tipple, but I usually drink blended – Famous Grouse preferred, Cutty Sark or Dewar’s 12 Year if Famous Grouse not available. I must have an ignorant palate because I find no benefit, at least none to justify the price hike, in single malts. (Don’t enjoy smoky, peaty flavours – the scent alone puts me right off.)
Maybe it is the fact that I have no sense of smell that allows me to enjoy the peaty flavours I must admit I always refer to them as peaty and not smoky