A short photo report of a whisky night in The Hague

Posted on 30 May 2015 by
A 40 year old Tamdhu. Awesome nose, but falls completely flat on the finish.

A 40 year old Tamdhu. Awesome nose, but falls completely flat on the finish.

Bunnahabhain 1968. Different from what I expected but very good.

Bunnahabhain 1968. Different from what I expected but very good.

Dailuaine is unpredictable. This one proves that. Beery, fierce, and hard to 'unlock'

Dailuaine is unpredictable. This one proves that. Beery, fierce, and hard to ‘unlock’

An Ultimate Benrinnes. Tasty, but a little thin.

An Ultimate Benrinnes. Tasty, but a little thin.

This one was weird, but absolutely awesome.

This one was weird, but absolutely awesome.

Well. This. A wine cask that could've been a sherry cask.

Well. This. A wine cask that could’ve been a sherry cask.

A very farmy Highland Park. I wish I had a bottle of this!

A very farmy Highland Park. I wish I had a bottle of this!

After Eight, in a bottle. Ridiculously good.

After Eight, in a bottle. Ridiculously good.

About Sjoerd de Haan-Kramer

I'm very interested in booze, with a focus on whisky. I like to listen to loads of music and play lots of Magic: the Gathering, and board games too. I'm married to Anneke, have two daughters Ot and Cato, a son Moos and a cat called Kikker (which means Frog, in Dutch). I live in Krommenie, The Netherlands.
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2 Responses to A short photo report of a whisky night in The Hague

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