Nimrod

[Pjmac35]

Taken in the 70s from cliffs on Islay. Northern Irish coast in the
bacground.

[redc1c4]

Pjmac35 wrote:
>
> Taken in the 70s from cliffs on Islay. Northern Irish coast in the
> bacground.
>
> [Image]

do you have any of the whisky you bought on that trip left?

redc1c4,
(if so, i have some water to go with it! %-)
--
"Enlisted men are stupid, but extremely cunning and sly, and bear
considerable watching."

Army Officer's Guide

[Pjmac35]

"redc1c4" > wrote in message
...
> Pjmac35 wrote:
>>
>> Taken in the 70s from cliffs on Islay. Northern Irish coast in the
>> bacground.
>>
>> [Image]
>
> do you have any of the whisky you bought on that trip left?
>
> redc1c4,
> (if so, i have some water to go with it! %-)
> --
> "Enlisted men are stupid, but extremely cunning and sly, and bear
> considerable watching."
>
> Army Officer's Guide

No, but I've retained a taste for it, and just content myself with a supply
from my local supermarket!

Regards

PJM

[Charlie[_4_]]

redc1c4 wrote:
> Pjmac35 wrote:
>> Taken in the 70s from cliffs on Islay. Northern Irish coast in the
>> bacground.
>>
>> [Image]
>
> do you have any of the whisky you bought on that trip left?
>
> redc1c4,
> (if so, i have some water to go with it! %-)

Any man who would dilute a good Islay Scotch with *water*,
well...there's just no excuse.

Laphroaig, Lagavulin, Oban, Bruichladdich - take your pick, but keep the
&*$%@ water away!

Charlie

[Pjmac35]

"Charlie" > wrote in message
. ..
> redc1c4 wrote:
>> Pjmac35 wrote:
>>> Taken in the 70s from cliffs on Islay. Northern Irish coast in the
>>> bacground.
>>>
>>> [Image]
>>
>> do you have any of the whisky you bought on that trip left?
>>
>> redc1c4,
>> (if so, i have some water to go with it! %-)
>
> Any man who would dilute a good Islay Scotch with *water*, well...there's
> just no excuse.
>
> Laphroaig, Lagavulin, Oban, Bruichladdich - take your pick, but keep the
> &*$%@ water away!
>
> Charlie

It's a very personal thing (I have two friends who can't abide Islay whisky)
but I have to admit that I find a little water brings out the true flavour
and cuts the fieriness a bit!

Regards

PJM

[Charlie[_4_]]

I prefer it on the rocks. No twist if you please.

The Islays are just flat out the best - of course, that's just my
opinion. But for the smokiest and peatiest of all - Laphroaig - people
either love it or hate it. There's almost nobody in between.

My former boss was from Scotland. He called Laphroaig "chimney
scrapings". Like it was a bad thing.

Charlie