[MM-MALTS-L] Re: The Undrinkable Talisker... (Paul Dejong)

[Davin de Kergommeaux]

Paul,
Tell us if it's not the same.  I've tasted it and have a theory, which
others here seem to support, that it was tainted.  I think after it
left the distillery.
Davin

On 11/15/07, Paul Dejong <Paul_Dejong at telenet.be> wrote:
> Thanks, I'll look it up and see if it is that bad...  ;-)
> Could be though that I have a european 70cl version...
> Though, if it has the same data (dates and alcohol) it will probably be the
> same...
>
> Paul
>
>
> On 15-11-2007 15:45, "Bev D. Blackwood II" <bdb2 at bdb2.com> wrote:
>
> > Dug out my bottles... Here's the specifics:
> >
> > Both bottles are:
> > Cadenhead Authentic Collection (Enameled text w/ cream & gold
> > lettering) Label contains the bottling details.
> >
> > The EVIL Talisker is:
> >
> > Highland
> > from Talisker Distillery
> > aged 18 years
> > Distilled July 1979 and Bottled September 1997
> > Matured in an oak cask
> > 750 ml Product of Scotland 60.8% alc. vol.
> > Sherrywood Matured
> >
> > The GOOD Talisker is:
> >
> > Highland
> > from Talisker Distillery
> > aged 17 years
> > Distilled July 1979 and Bottled March 1997
> > Matured in an oak cask
> > 750 ml Product of Scotland 60.4% alc. vol.
> > Sherrywood Matured
> >
> > -BDB2
> >
> > Bev D. Blackwood II
> > http://www.bdb2.com
> >
> >
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