TOP 10 CASK STRENGTH SCOTCH

[@SippersSocialClub]

Great list! Here's a few things we need from other distilleries: Ardbeg 10 Cask Strength, Balvenie 15 Ex-bourbon Cask Strength, Glenmorangie 10 Cask Strength, and Brora 8 Cask Strength (could happen in 2028!)

[@MrChristopherMolloy]

Similarly, I'd like to see a 3yo Laphroaig C.S., preferably matured in 3rd & 4th fill ex-Bourbon casks. Call it Laphroaig Raw 😁

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Those sound delicious.

[@jasonfisk1568]

Ardbeg 10 CS would be an absolute knockout (Get in WhiskyBry's ear).

[@SippersSocialClub]

@@jasonfisk1568 They bottled one for the Asian market in the 2000's I believe. They need to bring it back!

[@whiskeydoubles3719]

An Ardbeg 10 CS would be amazing 😍

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

You crushed the music/voice levels this time, dude. Well done.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

All my buddy Gazcoyn.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

@@WhiskyInThe6 Now you need to up your tag / long chain keyword game ;)

[@gene3913]

That is quite a knockout list. Love that they are all age stated. Just ordered the Glenallachie 10 Batch 3. Can’t wait to get into it. Cheers!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

It’s a beauty.

[@paulbovis1277]

Cheers for this excellent list, Rob I bought your number one just a few days ago off the recommendations of other members of the Edmonton Whiskey Forum Facebook group. I’m not opening till the first weekend of December (along with a Laga 12 2018), but just popping the cork and having a sniff tells me this is going to be epic. I love their standard 12 year as well. I love cask strength scotch. It follows from my love of high proof rye, bourbon and Canadian whisky. Can’t wait to try more on this list!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Great discipline.

[@chrisgwhisky]

Smart take about cash strength release getting younger with each successive batch. Thanks!

[@jurii9486]

Very interesting list. Yet to find Laphroaig 10 CS and Lagavulin 12 CS. - Longrow Red - Ardbeg Corryvreckan - Tamdhu Batch Strength - Caol Ila 18 Un-Peated - Ardbeg Uigedail - Glengoyne Cask Strength - Springbank 12Y I liked Glenallachie 10 CS the least, maybe will try some of the new batches.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Great list. Don’t think Corry is officially cask strength.

[@jurii9486]

@@WhiskyInThe6 Interesting fact. Might be.

[@100puremustard5]

Love Laphroaig Cask Strength! I've had batches 009, 010, and 011, all are fantastic. Suprised you don't have Ardbeg Corryvrecken or Uigeadal, Laphroaig Cairdeas Triple Wood or Kilkerran Heavily Peated on this list. And thought the Kilkerran 8 Oloroso would be higher than #7. Great video of course! Need to try #1, Cheers!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Did my best to replace the NAS whiskies with equally as good age stated.

[@maltreviews]

Hard to argue against this list. Good job ranking Laphroaig so high. Older bottlings of the 10 year (1960's-70's) releases were simply insane. I'm talking better than their 30 and 40 year releases.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

What do those go for now?

[@hman9488]

@@WhiskyInThe6 That's one for the 20k subs LOL! If the boys are talking the Italian imports, then it's around $10k.

[@MrChristopherMolloy]

Nice list. Tullibardine 12 "The Murray" would've made my list. My favorite standard ex-Bourbon matured cask-strength malt. Excellent stuff if you can find it.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Need to get a bottle of this.

[@MrChristopherMolloy]

@@WhiskyInThe6 Not easy to find.

[@whiskynotes9326]

Great list, I would like to recommend a nas whisky though and that is the GlenDronach cs batch 8. It’s awesome

[@WhiskyInThe6]

I’ll try it out. Had a few Glendronachs that were great.

[@zedman8720]

Hey Rob Great quick reviews. Love the new intro too, and love the number 1.I have Batch 1&2. Looking forward to 3&4 coming to Australia. Cheers

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Thanks buddy. I still have to try the one.

[@dchuang7099]

Just discovered this chanel after two years:) 😂

[@Tantrum777]

Have you ever had any of the Benromach cask strength ones? They are great if you can find them.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

I haven’t yet. I do plan to.

[@Tantrum777]

@@WhiskyInThe6 Very oily dram, dense and rich. Intense flavors.

[@marksaliba4194]

Awesome and we'll thought out list, Rob. I would probably include Aberlour Abunadh and Tamdhu batch strength (I've tried the second and third batches). Redbreast 12 CS is also on my list and even though Kilchoman PX was a single cask, you can pretty easily get a version of this. Cheers Rob 🥃🇨🇦

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Thanks buddy. I do agree those are all great. Cheers.

[@maboy1994]

Fantastic video! Just subbed, hopefully you’ll hit 10k son. Love that you made it through 10 roc’s in under 11 minutes. Picked up the Longrow red today...really enjoying it! Cheers

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Thanks buddy. Cheers!

[@wouterblom7569]

Hi Rob, love this list! Seems like your preference is for cask-driven whiskies in general, while I tend towards distillate-driven. Hence my number #1 would be the Lagavulin CS, with the Springbank CS a strong second. Can’t argue taste, right? Keep up the good work!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

That's probably true however, my 2 is all distillery characteristic I'd argue.

[@wouterblom7569]

@@WhiskyInThe6 Yes indeed. And I’d categorize your love for all things Springbank also as a distillate preference. Just goes to show it’s not black-and-white. Guess that’s why it’s such a fascinating subject!

[@primewhisky]

Great vid👍🏻 Laphroaig is up there at the top with Lagavulin and Longrow red(port the best one) but Talisker 8 and 15y was a disapointment for me

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Interesting. I really liked the first 8 a lot.

[@garystreet4260]

Laphroaig 10 cask strength is my absolute favorite scotch period. Cheers 🥃

[@jackthepickledhound]

Rocking it! Forget NAS. Everybody's doing it but that's a separate thing for a separate list. IBs put an age statement, and their primary thing is young CS releases. Age statements matters. Just today I found GA batch 3 and Laph10 batch 10 at the right price! I wish I could be happy spending my whole budget on one old bottle, like Laph25 but where's the fun in that? So I look for the $100 bottles that hit all the boxes, and the age really determines the final value.

[@WhiskyNeighbour]

Loved the list! Great choices!

[@utoobia]

Great list. Saw the date of this review. Benromach now has a cask strength 11 yr old out now. Very, very impressive stuff if you can nab one in Canada.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Cheers

[@primewhisky]

Pushing 10 000 subs Rob, nice👍🏻🤗

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Getting there.

[@robdavey8836]

Nice list 👍 also nice to see the epic fantasy’s back on the shelves 🙌

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Back to the basics lol

[@Tantrum777]

Great list Rob!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Thanks buddy

[@topshelfwhisky]

Laphroaig 10 and Lagavulin 12 are probably my favorite two but Lagavulin has slipped a bit with the 2019 and 2020 offerings. Good list!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Those are both beasts.

[@AnthACD]

Is The GlenAllachie 10 year Cask strength batch 1 any good? I see it for 90 dollars. Doesnt include taxes or shipping. I was able to secure Laphroaig 10 cask strength for 80 dollars.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Haven’t tried the batch 1. Probably the least cask influenced of the 4 batches.

[@evelynrivera9469]

@@WhiskyInThe6 and that is a good thing. Really great the Batch 1, more vanilla than dried fruits and really creamy. Sometimes I get an orange creamsicle note, really good!

[@valentin8696]

I love your picks for 2nd and 1st place and I agree on not including the usual NAS suspects (Glendronach, Glenfarclas 105, Glengoyne, Macallan Classic Cut, Tamdhu), but I am missing the seminal Aberlour a'bunadh and the still relatively new vintage Benromach CS.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

I wish I had tried some of the very early batches of the abunadh. Still good, but we here legends of the earlier stuff.

[@lechu1986]

Hi Rob! I from Argentina! One question: Glenallachie 10 CS batch 3 / 4 or Glengoyne Teapot dram batch 6/ 7 ? Wich should i chose? Thanks!!!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Glenallachie is a lot cheaper.

[@lechu1986]

@@WhiskyInThe6 Thanks a lot Rob!!!

[@whiskyxing]

Great list Rob...had so many of these with main exception of #1. Looking out for that Glenallachie for sure One series I’d add is Balvenie Tun 1509. Not the best value proposition but super high quality stuff. Cheers!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Are they definitely cask strength.

[@whiskyxing]

@@WhiskyInThe6 fair question as it's not explicitly stated anywhere. I'd say yes. Each batch is a different abv and comes out over 50%, which is high enough given the older stock included in there. Several sites categorize it as Cask Strength for what that's worth. Other than saying so directly on the bottle, all signs point to it.

[@steveno7058]

Great video! Big surprise for #1. Gotta hunt down a bottle. I basically agree with all your picks for the ones I’ve tried. Anything cask strength from Springbank (Longrow, Hazelburn, Kilkerran) has been great stuff. The Diageo special releases and Octomore is just a bit too rich for my blood.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Right on Steven. See if you can grab a batch 3 from Alberta.

[@wp2746]

Thanks for an excellent list of cask strength whisky, hope you get to try a Tomatin CS (nas) whisky to taste some Christmas spices at a high abv :)

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Will keep an eye out. Cheers bud.

[@whiskeydoubles3719]

Very good list Rob. I haven’t tried the Glenallachie 10 CS yet. Going to have to pick one up. Dang it’s probably going to go up in price now from your top 10 list LOL.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Lol get it fast !

[@intouchmortgages]

Man! Now I have to go break the bank lol! Love the list bro!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Lol just come by

[@simpleboy3457]

Arran The Bothy is a good one for me and a good price.

[@brandonberridge8776]

I’ve only seen one place locally with a Laphroaig 10 CS and it’s $100 American. Do you think it’s worth it at that price? I can buy the regular 10 for about $40.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

It’s work double that in my opinion

[@rollotomassi7437]

What about the GlenAllachie 10 yo Batch 5. Picked up a bottle last week and it is by far the best one yet. I also hear the batch 6 is out and is also a massive winner.

[@freddieslaughter1107]

Could please list your choices on your show notes?

[@WhiskyInThe6]

I totally understand why people would want this, however I feel it may deter people from actually watching the video. I’d be happy to send you the list of you like.

[@ironmantran]

Mine: (10)Abunadh12 - pre 2000 (9)Bowmore10CSTempest (8)Valinch13yCS(7)Arran-7CS(6)Caol-Ila10CS (5)Glengoyne-12CS (4)Springbank-12CS (3)Cragganmore-21CS-by-Signatory (2)Laphr-10CS (1)Macallan-12CS pre-1990 older stocks (that is !)

[@agrainofmalt]

Solid list, Rob. Not sure what my list would be... not sure I've tried enough. I've had a bunch of these, but sometimes just a dram or two, and not a whole bottle. Got more KK8 Oloroso and Longrow Red squirreled away though ;) GlenAllachie coming next! Cheers!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Let me know what you think of that Glenallachie.

[@heatontom1]

Aberlour A'bunadh Batch 066 is quite good imo! Quite smooth straight out of the bottle compared to previous bottles!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

I do like these but some are better than others.

[@SMITHFE]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for not rewarding expressions that are NAS with this list. And I agree that we must assume that every NAS is 3 years old because the consumer wouldn't mind if there were a single digit age statement, which I'm glad that you included a couple of single digit age statements. We simply desire more information. Also, Benromach 10 cask strength is divine. There's so much character and flavor in this expression and I love what Gordon & MacPhail is doing with this distillery.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Need to try the Benromach. Love G&M as well.

[@toddcraw4127]

They are not all 3 year old whisky, they are a mix of ages but it would be a bad marketing decision to put a label of 4 years old on a whisky that is a mix of 4-10 years old. Rumor is the Highland Park Cask is up to 12-year-old whisky. Agree we should reward those who have an age statement, also agree Benromach 10 is the shit! I am loving my 2009 batch 2.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

@@toddcraw4127 totally agree Todd, was just saying if a whisky is a blend of 3-100 yr whisky it still must be called 3 yr old or nas. Cheers

[@toddcraw4127]

@@WhiskyInThe6 Indeed, those are the rules! People just need to understand that a NAS label does not equal young or bad whisky. Glenmorangie Signet, Macallan Rare Cask and Compass Box say otherwise...Slàinte!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

@@toddcraw4127 definitely agree with Compass Box there. The other two are supremely overpriced in my opinion.

[@KennethRathburn]

A bit surprised to not hear Bunna 12 CS mentioned.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

I don’t think it was out when I released this but I definitely hadn’t tried it. Still haven’t.

[@indieingot34]

You are making me want to start drinking at 8:00am in the morning

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Lol you’re not a bad guy if you pour a baby dram.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

I’m kidding. Drink responsibly. 😉

[@indieingot34]

@@WhiskyInThe6 ooh cask strength in the morning...EXTREME!!!

[@geordiemoski3640]

👍🥃 I can agree with your number 1 Rob, really loving that series. Way too much peat in the rest of your list for my tastes. 🤣 #NoPeatHere. Keep up the solid work! 👍👍

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Lol right on buddy.

[@scotchbuddy9523]

Good list, Rob. I like what you said about assuming NAS scotch as 3 year old. I hope the whisky commentators (as ralfy calls them) like you call NAS whiskies as 3 year old when they are reviewed because there is no way to verify how old they are. All NAS bottlings should be treated as 3 year old unless distillers tell the customers what ages and proportions of whiskies used in their NAS bottlings.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

You'll be hearing it from me more often. Cheers!

[@scotchbuddy9523]

@@WhiskyInThe6 Good to know. I wondered about the boxing themed intro in your recent videos. Boxing glove on your shelf provided me the answer. I don't see the point of background music considering you rarely have pauses while talking and you do maintain consistent pace. I guess there are others who like that kind of thing.

[@gergokerti9041]

Ohhh that glenallachie ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥃🥃loved it

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Gold

[@gergokerti9041]

Now I have got mine. Yeeeeee

[@gabrielluongo6363]

As a fan of the Springbank 12 CS, do you plan to do a run-down of a few recent batches? % Sherry and a score. Just a thought.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Would love to but they’re so difficult to get a hold of here that it would really difficult getting multiple bottlings.

[@CJULES-xx1hp]

I found a batch 1 on the shelf in my neck of the woods! Do you think I should pull the trigger?

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Definitely for collection purposes. It isn't as good as the 3 or 4 in my opinion.

[@CJULES-xx1hp]

How about batch 2? I found a batch 2 also!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

@@CJULES-xx1hp probably same idea. Need the whole collection.

[@evelynrivera9469]

Batch 1... just had a dram, fantastic whisky. Vanilla baked cake, creamy mouthfeel, sherry towards the end and long finish. Beautiful whisky!

[@heatontom1]

Best top 10 ever!!!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Thanks buddy

[@nealbruce5914]

Rob, as always an outstanding review!(Reviews). I bought the Hazelburn 14 last year on your recommendation and immediately ordered another at the time. Had no idea where to have found the Kilkerran 8 Sherry. Still don’t and I’m sure it’s gone. Quick question, the only Glenallachie I can find in my area at all is the 10 cast strength Batch 1. ($86 US). Is this a must buy or wait for later batches as well as the 12 or 15? Would appreciate your guidance! Thanks Neal

[@WhiskyInThe6]

I’d wait for later batches but the 12 and 15 are great. You may want that batch 1 for collection purposes.

[@nealbruce5914]

That’s why I bought the second bottle of Hazelburn 14! Should have bought 2! Lol. I may buy the Batch 1 and not crack open. On the Whisky Exchange they are selling Batch 4. Glenallachie is tough to find here in the States! Thanks once again Rob! Love your channel!!!!!NB

[@100puremustard5]

I found batch 2 for $85usd.

[@nealbruce5914]

@@100puremustard5 where? Happy Holidays!!!

[@100puremustard5]

@@nealbruce5914 NorCal, Cheers and Happy Thanksgiving!

[@wilseph1]

LCBO needs to stop slacking with their selections and offerings of Springbank/Hazelburn/Longrow/Kilkerran.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

100%

[@makinen72]

Nice list Rob. I was getting ready to disagree with you when Laga 12 and SB 12 where not in top three but as I watched I was sipping Laphroaig 10 CS batch 12 and the earlier dram was Glenallachie 10 CS batch 5 so well done 😆 Laga has really been getting too damn expensive and since I had my first Glenallachie couple weeks ago I ordered 6 more. Great stuff and decent price too. 👍🥃

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Ya the Laphroaig is the better buy over the Laga in since 2017 probably.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Cheers

[@gagandeepsingh596]

Arran bothy quarter cask is pretty nice at 56.2% as a nas though there's some hidden info on the distillery's website which states it is an 8yo scotch...& It only costs CAD $90 Nice list dude...!!!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Definitely need that Arran

[@tramac]

How do you drink them? Do you pot some water in or not? Tnx

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Depends on the whisky. Some need more water than others. Some none at all.

[@christophschalley1204]

Checkout Glen Scotia 10 Campbeltown Festival 2021

[@WhiskyInThe6]

They make some gems for sure.

[@OzzyRebourn]

I've been wanting to try Longrow Red so badly, but LCBO is the worst. Any advice on how to best get a bottle as a fellow Canadian? Thanks! Also been wondering if you've heard any rumours about the new Cairdeas release for the year, LCBO always gets them late.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

LCBO is horrible. I don’t really follow them at all. I’d say your best shot at longrow red is Alberta. Likely craft cellars.

[@JazznRealHipHop]

Yeah the regular Laphroiag 10 was disappointing to me, I was lucky to find an 18 that AS is nice. Have to keep my eyes open for the CS sounds like a winner

[@WhiskyInThe6]

It’s an absolute beast.

[@calebsteingruber6906]

I'm starting to get more into cask strength scotches, I've been looking in particular for ones to try with age statements. I really enjoy the Glenfarclas 105 (used to have a 10yr statement) and is excellent for the price, as well as the Aberlour A'Bunadh. I'm mostly interested in Glenallachie 10CS, Springbank 12CS and Glen Garioch 15 Sherry Cask Matured (I believe is cask strength?), have you heard anything about that one, it could possibly take the cake for me if I can get it.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

I haven’t but had something similar in the past. Should be good.

[@calebsteingruber6906]

Well, I was able to get the Glen Garioch 15 yr. 100% Orolosso cask matured at 53.7%. Short story...easily one of the best whiskies I've had. Notedly, I've not tried near as many as you, but I've never been so busy picking apart the notes and associations. It is so potent, spicy, and complex, still holding the unique Glen Garioch character through the Sherry. If you can get your hands on one, I think it's worth it. Cheers!

[@craigburner1296]

Hard to get any of these in BC.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Neighbouring province ain’t a bad option

[@wilseph1]

Getting lit just off of this list. Not a scotch, but that Redbreast 12 was wild. Longing for that to make its return to the LCBO. Edit: Oh snap! Literally that was my first though clicking on this video after you stated none of the NAS (Illmatic?) bottles made the list. I would actually do so many unruly things to get a hold of that Redbreast 12!

[@WhiskyInThe6]

lol unruly?!?

[@wilseph1]

@@WhiskyInThe6 Would definitely get into a verbal altercation. No physical altercations though. Never.

[@40Sec]

The "Elements of Islay - Peat" cask strength bottling is excellent and remarkably affordable, if a young blend of Caol Ila and Lagavulin sounds good to you (and why wouldn't it?)

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Those are solid. Single casks though ya?

[@40Sec]

@@WhiskyInThe6- The Peat isn't single cask. It's an extended release, and to my knowledge they had the lag/Caol Ila mix for a few years, and now they're switching it up a bit for their next run.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Ah I see

[@kideoteque]

It may not be Scotch, but the best Cask Strength I've tried this year is Blue Spot 7yo Cask Strength.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Would love to try that. Never heard of it. Assuming Irish?

[@kideoteque]

@@WhiskyInThe6 Correct! From Mitchell&Son who are responsible for Green Spot, Yellow Spot, etc. Blue Spot was just recently re-released after a 50+ year absence.

[@jaykellogg8010]

Check out Benriach Batch 2 by far my favorite

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Will do. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@VinDharma]

I don’t get GlenAllachie. Seems like Scotch wearing a lot of make-up. Makes a solid Rob Roy though.

[@catnapgee5357]

6:19 What batch is this one?

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Pretty sure that was 12

[@DonnerPassWhisky]

Not a fan of the trend with NAS cask strength bottles. The Glendronach batch 8 did give an age on the back of the tube. My two favorite CS bottles this year were the new versions of Arran quarter cask (bothy), and Arran Bodega sherry cask. Both are reasonably priced and am told that Arran will tell you the age if you contact them. The Bodega especially is my replacement for the declining Abunad with a good price and Arran states on the bottle they age in sherry hogsheads. These smaller casks give more wood surface contact for a more complex maturation of younger whisky. Cheers Rob

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Really need to try those Arrans. How old is the Dronach batch 8?

[@DonnerPassWhisky]

@@WhiskyInThe6 10 years in oloroso and PX

[@WhiskyInThe6]

@@DonnerPassWhisky surprised they put the age on.

[@paulbovis1277]

On the Arran website, it says that the Quarter Cask - The Bothy was matured in first-fill ex-Bourbon for seven years, then a further two years in quarter casks. No info was given for The Bodega. I have both of these and can’t wait to try them in December. Just popping the cork makes me know I’ll love them. Cheers!

[@Dylan13Collins]

I think Abelour Abundah deserves an honorable mention but my favorite cask strength is easily Glendronach Batch 7.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

I've found both hit or miss. Some very good, some just ok.

[@Dylan13Collins]

@@WhiskyInThe6 I've just started my whiskey journey (7 months or so), but the bottle I have is my absolute favorite I've tried so far.

[@Rohit_M]

Love the list, however none of these whiskies are available in the 6 aka LCBO.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Thanks buddy. If I relied on the LCBO I couldn’t conduct a proper channel

[@Rohit_M]

@@WhiskyInThe6 I am with you Rob! LCBO is doing their part with (a) hose us Ontarians and (b) limit access to drams that are not just general lot for volume consumption. I've shared my perspective with them many times over.

[@cj8683]

My favorite lie was when you said you weren't doing top-lists anymore because I love lists.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Lol I’ll probably break the promise but I said that for my overrated and overpriced I thought. Fact check me but I’m pretty sure I didn’t say list vids.

[@cj8683]

@@WhiskyInThe6 yeah I like those.lists too break those lies Rob

[@UsedBrain4U]

Lovely list of Single Malts that are not available to the average resident of Ontario. 🤔

[@WhiskyInThe6]

It would be a terrible list if I had to rely on Ontario.

[@UsedBrain4U]

@@WhiskyInThe6 that deserves an old fashioned ROFLMAO followed by a ☹️

[@sgillespieuk]

You need to update your bookshelf... You are now two Stormlight Archives now behind

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Lol. Finishing the third. Just bought the four.

[@justincase5124]

I love the Glengoyne Cask Strength batch7... 58.9% but it's NAS so no chance to make your list....

[@WhiskyInThe6]

I liked it too. Teapot dram even more so.

[@justincase5124]

@@WhiskyInThe6 Ahh I can't get that in Australia.....

[@kristjanzzzz]

👍

[@ghantakha5568]

8:00 alright all non aged bourbons are 2 year ? Or even less than 2 year old ? leaving BIB and straight ? As u mention non aged scotch are 3 year as u assume .

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Just saying we are allowed to assume that. They’re often much older.

[@jeffscalfano3100]

Ugh... I just don't care about scotch.

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Interesting

[@WhiskyInThe6]

Bourbon?

[@jeffscalfano3100]

@@WhiskyInThe6 yeeaaaaahhhhh!!!

[@40Sec]

I spent a solid decade only drinking bourbons before I moved into scotch. I think having some flights with wildly different whiskies was what really showed me the potential. Definitely worth a try, and if you just want to stick to bourbon, there's nothing wrong with that either. I still love my Four Roses Single Barrel (if only it still existed here on the West Coast).