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DillyT
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 Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2020 8:10 pm Post subject: Blending whisky |
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Hey there
This is something I have been thinking about trying over the last few months and the newest thing I have been wondering is how would this bottle of Bowmore 18 that I have in front of me work with with a wee drop of the new Ardbeg wee beaste added to it?
So I am wondering if you have tried your own blended drams and if so what do you think worked? |
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Blackadder
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Location: UK
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| I have played about a bit, usually with bottles coming to an end, in general blending sherried or wine influenced whiskies with peaty whiskies works for my tastes. I always enjoyed a 50/50 blend of Ardbeg 10 and Aberlour 10 but it has been a while since I have done that, probably because Aberlour 10 seems to have disappeared from most shelves, not sure if it is discontinued. |
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Whisky Chaser
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| Recently I mixed some Wild Turkey 101 (50%) with some Laphroaig Quarter Cask (20%) and Glengoyne 12 (30%) it worked out ok I thought |
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