The-baig it's from the Isle of Benbecula in the Outer Hebrides .... I had an 18 month posting there, it's a right touch
Scapa Malt This is the stuff for me... Hard to come by but worth the effort. A light golden malt without the peaty bitterness of most highland malts and the other orcadian offering "Highland Park" <img src = "http://www.scapamalt.com/images/scapa_merged.gif"> http://www.scapamalt.com/shop/products.aspx
RE: Scapa Malt that sounds tasty. looking at my teachers. now , somehow it don't taste the same as it did 1hr ago.
Talisker or an Island single malt.at least 10 years old <img src = "http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/images/Talisker/16.1.jpg" > http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/acatalog/The_Whisky_Exchange___TALISKER_118.html (dribble) (furious) (casualty) (seestars)
RE: Talisker seems like i'm still learning. looking forward to many good night's. thought i'd tried most but fortunate'ly not
Not keen of peaty malts I favour Scapa- which is like the nectar of the gods for me - or Speyside malts such as Aberlour, Glenlivet which are both very nice
If ever you are in Skipton Go visit the Wright Wine Company. See them at http://www.wineandwhisky.co.uk/. It's an education. Bob Wright is the most knowledgable bloke I know and he's always glad to pass on information. Some rare stuff at £200 + per bottle, but also plenty of 'normal' priced single malts etc. (seestars)
RE: If ever you are in Skipton that is an amazimg site. even me jack russell is licking her lip's now. she likes a drop herself. 10 yrs old fetched up on it. oh god get animal right's on to me now. like the idea of the new zealand stuff though (Y)
Caol Ila I got a bottle when I was up in Edinburgh the other year. It's an Islay malt. I bought an 18 year old and I seem to remember it costing about £40.
