So many choices. Many bottles could be swapped out depending on taste preferences.
I compiled this list for $237.95
Ardbeg 10yr - $62.99
Glenlivet Nadurra 16yr - $53.99
Macallan 12yr - $39.99
Speyburn 10yr - $17.99
Springbank 10yr - $62.99
I like this list, but gotta say that I'd probably dump the Macallan and insert either a nice Oban, Rosemont, Bowmore, or Longrow (all of which will probably blow the budget )
That's what I like about this. It's more about relative value. Yea, the Oban might be better, but is it $30 better? 15% of your budget better?
Great points. The Highland Park 12 is stellar and even more so at its price point.
The Springbank is amazing whatever the price, IMO.
Be sure to check out the scotch clubs at www.dandm.com
Ya know I was reading about those yesterday. Are you in one of the clubs?
:dr I don't think I would even know how to appreciate something like that yet.I have a 32 y.o. 1968 Ben Nevis that is to die for :tu
:dr I don't think I would even know how to appreciate something like that yet.
If you are ever in Portland ...
Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban
If you are ever in Portland ...
Beware of this offer. Mark has been slowly corrupting us fellow Stumptown herfers with his offers of "try this whisky/scotch" when herfin' at his house. He let us sample this one scotch/whisky one night that was so smooth and had a "hard candy" finish. Too bad that single bottle would cost far more than your entire budget!
He's an enabler, I say! :r
I'll have to go lookin' for a bottle of that Highland Park 12 to try. Sounds pretty tasty.
I'd buy 2 bottles of Lagavulin and 3 Laphroaig. :tu
That's against the rules!! :bn
FWIW,
Might still be seeing the old "Portwood 12" on the shelves, but I'm pretty sure the title the mad guy provided has replaced the Glenmorangie Portwood 12 - and I'm not so sure the age is 12 years anymore.