WOMAD

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  I seem to be 184 years old in current whisky age (16 different single malts mostly 9 or 12 year olds but I have a couple of 20 years olds too)!

  I do have a 175th anniversary's Talisker which allegedly has an 80 malt as part of the blend but I didn't count it blended whiskys or I'd be some around 300!!!

  Mind you the more bottles I finish the younger I'll become

  Posted on 18-Apr-2012 10:11pm by Cal N Del

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  what was this thread all meant to be about?

  Posted on 18-Apr-2012 10:11pm by Cal N Del

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  I've only got some "Big Peat" left. Not exactly cultured but a bit of fun and very peaty. Del, your collection sounds a bit like my friends that we all descended on on Saturday Your clearly a bit of a serious whisky man

  Posted on 19-Apr-2012 6:59pm by S.C.

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  I still learning and that's why I have to keep practicing ;o)

  if your ever in Glasgow then I can recommend the Pot Still.

  http://thepotstill.co.uk/

  I've learned a lot on my visit to this fine educational establishment, sorry I mean pub

  Posted on 19-Apr-2012 8:27pm by Cal N Del

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  There is a plan for a long weekend (4 or 5 days) in Scotland (isle of Isley) specifically for distillery tours with friends (male only) in September, May have to squeeze that pub in

  Posted on 19-Apr-2012 9:03pm by S.C.

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  Isley.................................................................. Del dream island

  Posted on 20-Apr-2012 8:08am by Cal N Del

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  Watching the torch traveling through the South West, I'm getting quite into the Olympic mood.

  Perhaps I should sell my ticket so I can watch it all ;-)

  Posted on 21-May-2012 9:50pm by JayCee

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  JC Better still you should have run with the torch & then sold it so no worries about affording future festivals
  Yea I was so inspired too, I'll be crammed in Mollys bar watching it all weekend.

  Posted on 21-May-2012 10:48pm by Desert Traveller

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  I'm still waiting to be inspired, It's passing through our region either Wednesday or Thursday (can't remember which cos it's still a few miles away from home territory so the magic is dimiished a tad).
  Might bring a box of matches in case the flame goes out again.
  

  Posted on 22-May-2012 7:18am by Baz

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  Passing through town tomorrow and the choir I’m in will be singing to speed it on its way.

  Posted on 22-May-2012 1:53pm by JayCee

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