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8th February 10, 04:02 PM
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Rescheduled: Free Scotch Whisky 2/17 Westboro MA
Rescheduled for February 17th due to impending giant snow storm prediction
Hello Rabble,
I would love to see some kilties come out to represent...
I am now representing Douglas Laing Single Barrel/Malt independently bottled malts.
So we are going to do a pre-arrival event on February 17th. At Julio's Liquors in Westboro from 7 pm to 8:30 pm. The tasting is a free event with deep discounts on the malts sampled
Tasting list:
Blair Athol – Highlands Distillery founded 1798 (working distillery) Aged 13 yrs – Sherry Matured – Pretty fragrant with a playful sweetness. Perfect for those looking for something outside the box.
Glen Garioch – Highlands Distillery founded 1798 (working distillery) Aged 16 yrs – Bourbon Matured – Fruity and spiced with a hint of peat threaded in. Agreeably high grade malt that has both character and attitude.
Benriach – SpeysideDistillery founded 1898 (working distillery) Aged 18 yrs – The malt simply melts on the taste buds, enormously sweet, yet the balance is contained by the oak, with a swift appearance of pepper and spices.
Benrinnes – Speyside Distillery founded 1826 (working distillery) Aged 13 yrs – Bourbon Matured – A citrus element sharpens the spice from the first moment, with barley layering along with a vanilla blast at the end.
Braeval – Speyside Distillery founded 1974 (distillery closed) Aged 18 yrs – The allure of this single malt is its simple, honest, delicate, mouth-cleansing intensity. The secret is its near perfect degree of sweetness.
Glen Grant – Speyside Distillery founded 1840 (working distillery) Aged 31 yrs – Sherry Matured – Amazingly sweet for a sherry butt, with hints of molassed sugar amid the juicy mildly toasted raisin and a touch of spice.
Macallan – Speyside Distillery founded 1824 (working distillery) Aged 20 yrs – An attractive honey thread weaves through the oak, softened by the barley which is yielding and mouth watering. By far, a very rich textured scotch.
Bowmore – Islay Distillery founded 1779 (working distillery) Aged 18 yrs – A youthful aroma with dazzling multi-layered peat, offers varying degrees of intensity and sweetness, along with excellent vanilla involvement.
Bunnahabhain – Islay Distillery founded 1881 (working distillery) Aged 12 yrs – Brilliantly evocative and very true to the distillery. Tangy fruit, then a wave of oak and crispy barley, teasingly sweet with salted vanilla.
Laphroaig – Islay Distillery founded 1820 (working distillery) Aged 15 yrs – Black peppers explode all over the palate, leaving behind a trail of peat smoke. The controlled sweetness to the barley is sublime.
Port Ellen – Islay Distillery founded 1825 (distillery closed) Aged 25 yrs – The immaculate balance between the peat, malt and oak hits home from the very first second. Honey, vanilla, and spice released in controlled waves.[/img]
Last edited by scotchmaster; 9th February 10 at 10:23 AM.
Reason: Rescheduled
Scotchmaster
ALBA GU BRATH!
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