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Aqua Vitae Dram Discussions
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Nope, after I tasted this whiskey, I searched for a picture on the internet and posted it. I like the closed ring glass to hold the nose aroma better. It usually takes me two weeks to go thru a fifth. A week vacation and this whiskey should get it down to half that time. 
Most likely it was Laphroaig, maybe Ardbeg, but Laphroaigis the other pleated Scotch that you will find in most bars and restaurants.
Neat thing about Laphroaig, you can sign up to the Friends of Laphroaig Club, and as a member, you are granted a square-foot sized plot of land next to the distillery which you can visit at any time. Laphroaig pays each landowner a dram of their whisky in rent each year upon visiting the site.
Neat thing about Laphroaig, you can sign up to the Friends of Laphroaig Club, and as a member, you are granted a square-foot sized plot of land next to the distillery which you can visit at any time. Laphroaig pays each landowner a dram of their whisky in rent each year upon visiting the site.
Hey baddanu,
Yes, I went through my tasting notes. I tasted this in Edinburgh, April, 2019 - here is what I wrote at the time (I don’t have this one in my collection):
Nose: Burst of nuttiness, with hints of cedar, orange zest, and and toffee.
Palate: Creamy and nutty, sugared almond, with an old Sherry taste, and a slight tobacco note.
Finish: Short finish, with peppery, oaky warming effect in the back of the throat.
I did like it, but I don’t think I have seen it in PA or NJ recently.
Yes, I went through my tasting notes. I tasted this in Edinburgh, April, 2019 - here is what I wrote at the time (I don’t have this one in my collection):
Nose: Burst of nuttiness, with hints of cedar, orange zest, and and toffee.
Palate: Creamy and nutty, sugared almond, with an old Sherry taste, and a slight tobacco note.
Finish: Short finish, with peppery, oaky warming effect in the back of the throat.
I did like it, but I don’t think I have seen it in PA or NJ recently.