Jul 2023
6:49am, 23 Jul 2023
6,581 posts
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Little Miss Happy
Thanks all. As it's for part of his retirement gift I was looking for something a bit more 'special' than the Glenmorangie/Glenfiddich (which he did mention when we were talking generally about favoured tipples) so some great suggestions.
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Jul 2023
7:48am, 23 Jul 2023
955 posts
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Hertford Tiger
Old Pulteney is my favourite malt. Described as dry smooth redolent of honey and cream. Although mrs HT says it tastes of whiskey
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Jul 2023
11:57am, 24 Jul 2023
26,572 posts
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Angus Clydesdale
Personal opinion: if it's to be a special gift then a 15-year old whisky is usually markedly better than a 12. Also usually, the older the better, but it can get expensive...
As others have already said, Speyside/East Highlands are probably the right type of taste for him.
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Jul 2023
2:25pm, 24 Jul 2023
6,587 posts
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Little Miss Happy
I've passed your suggestions on folks. Thanks again.
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Jul 2023
2:27pm, 24 Jul 2023
20,757 posts
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geordiegirl
My father in law is a whisky fan... he does like the Penderyn as something a bit nice and different.
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Jul 2023
3:02pm, 24 Jul 2023
4,488 posts
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Curly45
People are quite particular about single malts, but I always liked Royal Salute and top level Chivas. Irish wise Redbreast is good and starts at 12 years I think.
The Whisky Exchange is a good bet for narrowing down choices by flavour.
You can buy most things on Amazon at decent prices.
[not a huge whisky drinker but worked in the booze industry for a while so got to try quite a few different things, I also don't like strong peaty flavours.]
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