![]() 06/20/2019 at 23:23 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
Been a few years, but a while ago we had an Oppo on here doing liquor reviews and I picked up a few bottles of Speyburn 10 on their recommendation. I picked up another bottle last week and it is gone as of this evening. This year’s batch is faaaaaaaa antastic. So I doff my hat to the Oppo who got me hooked on the stuff.
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You’re welcome.
Just kidding, it wasn’t me. But Speyburn is great as far as single malt scotch is concerned, and the price is downright reasonable.
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I’ll have to give it a try. My go to is always Macallan, but I’d like to find a more reasonable option.
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I like Scotch whisky, but I’m used to a good bottle of Scotch costing a lot more than an equally good bottle of Bourbon. Right now I am down to the bottom of my current bottle of whisky and I was going to get another bottle of Bourbon this weekend, but I just looked this stuff up and the price is hardly any more than I was planning on spending
, so I’ll give it a try tonight. Thanks for the recommendation!
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I’m a Highland single-malt kind of guy. Islay scotches are just overwhelming with the peat; it’s like drinking a glass of moss. Never tried a Speyside. How does a Speyside compare to a Highland or an Islay?
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Speyside is like a highland, but a bit lighter. Speyburn is particularly fruity on the palatte. Lots of notes of apple and pear. I am a big fan for 30$ USD.