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if tiple is comparable with the word vice... don't know excactly what tiple means, but guessing after your post...
then it's a 8 or 14 year old Oban whisky.

Wait a minute...



Rave, you old cad, you...

i love alcohol

though that ardbeg atuff tastes absolutely rank.

the mrs is always giving me grief for nicking her booze after she's gone to bed. she came back from a trip to scotland with a bottle of ardbeg and she had it for ages as i wont go near it, even when i've run out of everything else

my tipple? wine, beer, caipirinhas, spanish or portuguese brandy (especially maciera)

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Oh I see, you're drunk and can't type.

Then here:

I'm generally a single malt man, but I had this for the first time about 6 months ago and can't get enough

8O wrote:

Nice choice ;] It appears you Berliner's have good taste in Whisky ;] As far as I remember the Ardbeg has a hint of salt, due to the distillery being near the coast, and the sea wind carries the sea moisture onto the land, and into the water which is used to make the Whisky... so you get a hint of salt?

SubFunk wrote:if tiple is comparable with the word vice... don't know excactly what tiple means, but guessing after your post...
then it's a 8 or 14 year old Oban whisky.

Oban, ahh I miss Oban :[

*image of some pretentious alcoholic drink in a tragic attempt at one-upmanship and desperate desire to be seen as a worldly connoisseur by a forum of bald virgin faggots*

I'll have you know I'm not bald.

David wrote:Nice choice ;] It appears you Berliner's have good taste in Whisky ;] As far as I remember the Ardbeg has a hint of salt, due to the distillery being near the coast, and the sea wind carries the sea moisture onto the land, and into the water which is used to make the Whisky... so you get a hint of salt?

Now you mention it... um, not really... ...but it's my current favourite after moving on from the Laphroaigs and Talisker which have become overly smoky for me now... Oban's nice though, too...

8O wrote:

David wrote:Nice choice ;] It appears you Berliner's have good taste in Whisky ;] As far as I remember the Ardbeg has a hint of salt, due to the distillery being near the coast, and the sea wind carries the sea moisture onto the land, and into the water which is used to make the Whisky... so you get a hint of salt?

Now you mention it... um, not really... ...but it's my current favourite after moving on from the Laphroaigs and Talisker which have become overly smoky for me now... Oban's nice though, too...