Originally Posted by cashman (Post 955315)

you tell em mate......thought i was on the wrong thread..........Women.:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 955382)

Anybody would think you lived in Italy:D

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 955447)

All English food today Jay for me - lunch was Garinda's Ma's Butternut squash and red pepper soup - great for losing weight.

For tonight it's a Shepherd's pie (grey and drizzly today so thought some comfort food was needed.)

Not a whiskey in sight - actually we have a bottle of The Red Grouse in but I don't touch it....:D

Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 955371)

If you have a Bunnahabhain you are obviously an Islay man. :drunk:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 955493)

I'd love to see a bottle of Red Grouse mobertol didn't realise the Irish made that brand:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 955503)

Oops -at least it proves I don't drink it -just checked -it is of course "The Famous Grouse":o:D

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 955500)

Aye the Bunna's a pleasant enough drop, the gentlest of the Islays, but for a good powerful hit I like the Laphroaig 10 Cask strength or the Quarter cask, also have the standard 10 & a 15, Feis Isle 2009 Cairdeas 12.

A couple of Laddies WMD II yellow submarine, Links series Swilcan bridge & Royal Liverpool "Hoylake", the Laddie Peat & tucked away safe one of the "St.Andrews" bottlings.

An Ardbeg "Uigeadail" cask, Douglas Laing Ardbeg 10 bottled at 50% OMC.

As to the Bunna's, standard 12, Feis Isle 2005 Port wood finish 12, Feis Isle 2006 Pedro ximenez finish 14, both being cask strength & a Toiteach. Bowmores Darkest, Dusk, Cask strength, Surf & Voyage, Douglas laing Bowmore 12 bottled at 50% OMC. :D

All these & probably a couple I've over looked & we haven't even left the Island yet. ;)

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 955504)

Ya but I still think ya missed the point, thus the reason for me mentioning Irish:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 955506)

Non compos mentis.

I hold my hands up, Jay-am guilty of being in "dumb blonde" mode:rolleyes::p

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 955510)

Scotch is spelt Whisky, Irish is spelt Whiskey gedit:)

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 955524)

Don't have the "Jaysay" patented spell-check on my computer unfortunately...and to be honest had never noticed there was a difference.;):D

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 955500)

Aye the Bunna's a pleasant enough drop, the gentlest of the Islays, but for a good powerful hit I like the Laphroaig 10 Cask strength or the Quarter cask, also have the standard 10 & a 15, Feis Isle 2009 Cairdeas 12.

A couple of Laddies WMD II yellow submarine, Links series Swilcan bridge & Royal Liverpool "Hoylake", the Laddie Peat & tucked away safe one of the "St.Andrews" bottlings.

An Ardbeg "Uigeadail" cask, Douglas Laing Ardbeg 10 bottled at 50% OMC.

As to the Bunna's, standard 12, Feis Isle 2005 Port wood finish 12, Feis Isle 2006 Pedro ximenez finish 14, both being cask strength & a Toiteach. Bowmores Darkest, Dusk, Cask strength, Surf & Voyage, Douglas laing Bowmore 12 bottled at 50% OMC. :D

All these & probably a couple I've over looked & we haven't even left the Island yet. ;)

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 955510)

Scotch is spelt Whisky, Irish is spelt Whiskey gedit:)

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 955524)

Don't have the "Jaysay" patented spell-check on my computer unfortunately...and to be honest had never noticed there was a difference.;):D

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 955555)

Thats correct,but since when could paddys spell?:D