New additions today.
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Couple of cask strength single malts. Somewhat of a departure for me in my more recent history, as I tend to concentrate more on Rye & Bourbon Whiskeys from the USA or Japanese & Irish offerings.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B017XOQHHU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B013H30MO0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Arriving on Monday.
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Just scanning for naked reflections.
Thanks for sharing the sight of the bottle after you drank half of it.
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The last of a 3 bottle Christmas order.
This is my absolute favourite bourbon available at under Ā£200 a bottle.
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I had a blurred image previously, now a perfiect picture, sorry for the confusion.
(Neither me nor my laptop had any whisky today)
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Iāve had the 15yr old Dalwhinnie a few times to great enjoyment Roger, so thatās an interestinā recco.
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Three bottles of this arriving tomorrow.
On flash sale @ Masters of Malt.
Gets great reviews at full price of Ā£50. Quite unusual to find a ten year age statement Islay cask strength whiskey at this sorta pricing, most sub Ā£50, even tā likes of Corryvreckan/Uigeadail are none age statement. I like bold smoky/peated whisky, so have high hopes for this.
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Bit cheaper with free shipping if order over Ā£100.
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Hi Paul. That offer is only for their ordinary release 10yr aged Islay & thatās pretty much tā regular pricing for it.
The offer I linked to is for the ten year age statement cask strength, which normally retails at around Ā£50.
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Youāre right, sorry. Thought Iād found a further saving š¤¦
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If only that were tā case Iād have prolly got carried away & ordered 4 more. 
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Probably for the best then haha
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Indeedy. I was planning on not purchasing any more until at least this time next month!
Iāve never really been into whisky but have enjoyed Laphroaig, especially the last bottle I recently had. Iām going to try more and Iām thinking Talisker but maybe this could be next.
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If you enjoy Laphroig, it would seem you have some leaning towards peated/smoky Islay whisky. This would seem to be a reasonably safe bet, given the tasting notes/fairly positive reviews & currently very favourable pricing.
Iāve been very pleasantly surprised by tā Port Askaig none age statement cask strength Islay from an undisclosed distillery. I think I prefer it to Laphroig quarter cask.
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