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This is very nice, nice and hoppy. Lovely!

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I quite liked Origin and I'm a big fan of the smoother Speyside whiskies. Hated their Superstition as it was just too peaty for me.

I'm tempted to get a bottle of the Diurach's own, Jura again, it's supposed to be a bit sweeter, although I must admit Origin is quite nice. I'd avoid the more peaty ones they do myself.

I'll be trying Scapa when I can afford it :)

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I haven't tried that one myself - though I have recently splurged out and spent some money on a bottle of Shackleton Whisky which I'm quite looking forward to trying when it eventually arrives. :D

Oof nice!

The Scapa isn't quite that much, but I tried it at the gf's the other day (her parents have quite a good whisky collection) and it was glorious!

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A can or two of arthurs finest.



Apologies for the quality of the photo, quite a few john powers whiskes in the pub earlier. Normally i drink jamisons, but there was none. Was either powers or plain white label bushmills, jp won easily. Actually quite nice so it was. Oh, and blue riband bars for a quick sugar hit.:D
 
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