We also like Whisk(e)y

Everything Else
1

Two Scotch (Lowland, Speyside), an Irish and a bourbon from Texas, not Kentucky!
My current favorite selection…much recommended!

image
image4032×2838 2.33 MB

2

Hmmm, the Glen Keith 21 years is out of my price league…
How about Balvenie and Aberlour, just to name two of my affordable favorites?

3

Yes they are all in the 150$ range (currency differences ignored), the Auchentoshan 21 mostly more expensive as it’s not made anymore, the bourbon around 130$ overseas.

I have no broad overview myself, but this is a recommended list I once got for my taste for a more affordable price range:

image
image1668×729 243 KB

4

Think I’m a Dutch cheapskate… Aberlour and Balvenie 12 years are priced around 45 euro and even 35 euro as special offers.
But hey, I you own a P20, a PST and a DSD Mk2 (on order), you have to be a bit careful with your money…

5

If a bottle lasts a year (just theoretically), the more expensive ones are not quite the price of a fuse per year :wink:

6

That Glen Keith looks interesting. A Talisker 10 fan here, for a more frequent pour. A Talisker 18 for special occasions. Don’t partake frequently so a bottle typically lasts two or more years.

7

Yes, my last bottle of the Auchentoshan lasted also 2 years and I didn’t largely drink others, but also didn’t have many guests for it.

Really all 4 are.very interesting, could hardly name a favorite. Don’t know Talisker yet, but should.

8

For Whisky-sippin’ Front Rangers, there is The Schoolhouse in Arvada.

Quite the selection:

image
image1392×721 119 KB

Interesting page from the menu:

image
image1280×1280 113 KB

9

Oh, yeah … .

Visited our local speakeasy / craft cocktail bar in Fort Collins (Social) over the holidays . . . :laughing:

image
image610×726 93.4 KB

10

Great! If anyone else has similar whisky taste overviews, please let them come…