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Old 04-07-2010, 01:31 AM
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Default Sweetest, Creamiest, Single Malt Available?

I love my Glenfarclas 25....but what is the absolute best, sweetest, creamiest, single malt available? Thanks...

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Default Fan of Smoky

I'm a huge fan of the Laphroaig and other Islay "smokey" malts, but my favorite creamy sweet Scotch when I'm in the mood for one is the Talisker 18. It's hard to find, but worth it.

Has a really good body for a sweeter scotch, I get the slightest hit of caramel, and if the color gold/amber had a taste, this is what I would imagine it to be. Extraordinary finish too, all around great scotch.
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My choice would be the Springbank 21. I had the Springbank 21 at the Bandy Library in Manhattan. It was the suggestion from the Whisky Somalie. What a wonderful drink. Suggest anyone traveling to NYC to check out the Bandy Library.

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Is it ultra creamy and sweet?

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I think Springbank 21 is sweet but maybe not so creamy. Have you tried it?

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I think Springbank 21 is sweet but maybe not so creamy. Have you tried it?
No not yet...Macallan 18 or 25 was next on my list along with Highland Park 30...but this may have to be on that list as well.

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