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Tag Archives: Glen Elgin
Diageo Special Releases 2017
Weird. I’ve already been planning a whisky tasting and a trip to Scotland for 2018. Because of that, when I saw someone post the ‘Diageo Special Releases 2017’ I was mainly confused to why someone would post last year’s list. … Continue reading
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Tagged Blair Athol, Brora, Caol Ila, Convalmore, Diageo, Diageo Premium, Glen Elgin, Lagavulin, Port Dundas, Port Ellen, Special Releases, Teaninich
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Glen Elgin 1991-2007, 16yo, 46% – Cooper’s Choice
Somehow I have never owned a bottle of Glen Elgin. I think I’ve just never been able to find one that suited me, since I generally like their bourbon cask whiskies. They tend to be slightly green and grassy but … Continue reading
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Tagged 1991, Cooper's Choice, Glen Elgin, Sherry Cask, Speyside
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Glen Elgin 19yo, 1995-2014, 49.3% – Liquid Art (Stag Beetle label)
Liquid Art is a fairly new bottler from Belgium. A whisky guy I met a couple of times at Maltstock (Serge Reijnders) is part of it and was kind enough to send me some samples recently. I just checked their … Continue reading
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Tagged 1995, Free Sample, Glen Elgin, Liquid Art, Speyside, Stag Beetle
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Blind Tasting Competition 3: Balvenie Single Cask #214, 15yo, 1999-2014, 47.8%
Finally I got some points with my guessing! Yesterday and the day before I got some kudos for guessing the right region, today I got it for that, some for age and two more points for ABV. I think they … Continue reading
Posted in Balvenie
Tagged Balvenie, Blind Tasting Competition, Glen Elgin, Speyside, Usquebaugh Society, William Grant & Sons
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