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The Famous Grouse (Smoky Black). A grouse.
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            If you blend any number of peaty malts you will get peaty blended whisky.
 Maybe works better in a more wintry ambiance, but nothing "wrong" with it.
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 Jonny Walker Blue Label is a blended whisky. You could hardly describe it as "awful".accorian said:dinglebert said:What on earth do you think peaty whisky would be?A blend. Not a complete peat dump.There's no evidence of any attempt to achieve a balance here, a reminder to me of the wisdom of continuing to steer clear of blended whiskies(my own favourite tipple is single malt, not the big name big brand stuff comprising 'blended' ingredients of unknown provenance and, frequently, awful taste.0
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 Oh for peats sake.Boffinman said:I was actually going to try this myself the other week. Sadly I didn't have the bottle.....There's a storm coming, Mr Johnson. You and your friends better batten down the hatches, because when it hits, you're all gonna wonder how you ever thought you could live so large and leave so little for the rest of us.1
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 I've tried it. It is peaty but it's not that strong.accorian said:dinglebert said:What on earth do you think peaty whisky would be?A blend. Not a complete peat dump.
 It clearly isn't to your taste, but if you find it that revolting please don't ever order a dram of Laphroaig. Your head may explode.2
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            I quite liked Lagavulin for a while but gradually preferred other whiskys. Seems strange to condemn a peaty whisky for being, well, peaty!2
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            I work for a well known whisky distillary who have a number of whisky brands (not FG), trying all 3 peaty whiskeys confirmed to me that I do not like the 'smokey' taste, I'll stick to the standard 12 year old single malt.Debts at the start of my journey - about £23,000 lightbulb moment 01.03.2007 (1st payment to CCCS)..Debt Free Date 25.06.2013 Deposit savings £17,000/£30,0000
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 I think it is (and I wouldn't spend that kind of money on a blend anyway) but whisky preferences really are a matter of personal taste.Dr_Crypto said:
 Jonny Walker Blue Label is a blended whisky. You could hardly describe it as "awful".accorian said:dinglebert said:What on earth do you think peaty whisky would be?A blend. Not a complete peat dump.There's no evidence of any attempt to achieve a balance here, a reminder to me of the wisdom of continuing to steer clear of blended whiskies(my own favourite tipple is single malt, not the big name big brand stuff comprising 'blended' ingredients of unknown provenance and, frequently, awful taste.0
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