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Kathryn
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 Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 6:25 pm Post subject: Which whisky as a present? |
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Hello
I'd like to buy my boyfriend a really good, vintage malt whisky as an engagement present and spend about £200-£250. He loves whisky but I'm completely clueless and am overwhelmed by the amount of choice. Could you please suggest a couple? Many thanks in advance! |
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Archer
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| Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 8:36 pm Post subject: |
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| Kathryn, if you take a look to see which whisky he has or if you know which whisky brands he drinks we could make some good suggestions based on that. |
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Calder
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| I take it your engagement was this year (or is going to be) so perhaps a whisky which has been bottled in 2010 would be good to mark the engagement. |
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Craven
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| Congratulations on your your engagement Kathryn. I would suggest the Glenfiddich 30 year old which was bottled in 2010, a very good whisky and as i said bottled in 2010 and comes in a very attractive wooden case. They have it at The Whisky Exchange for £210 so within your budget. |
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Big Mac
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| I would suggest the Highland Park 30 year old which is £189 at TWE at present, excellent whisky and looks great as a special gift in its wooden case. |
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