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  • voskarp
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    Member voskarp     Joined: 25.01.2015Posts: 21Collectionvoskarps CollectionRatings: 82

    I have tasted the Glenfiddich 12 y o, and find the light fresh taste with apple/pear tones nice as an alternative to heavier peated and/or sherried whiskies now and then.

    I would like to try something a bit more complex, but within the same general direction of taste and freshness.

    I have also tried the Glenfiddich 14 y o Rich Oak, but I find that one just oakier, not much more.

    Any suggestions?

  • SanctTom Member SanctTom Joined: 19.07.2014Posts: 176Ratings: 0
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    Why not try the 18 year old Glenfiddich?
    For me this one has distinctively more apple and toffee aromas and is also more complex than the 12 year old - and still is adequatelay priced at about 50 Euros.

    And malt does more than Milton can To justify God's ways to man. (A. E. Housman)
  • voskarp
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    I bought the Dalwhinnie 15 y o. It made it for me, very nice single malt!

  • ben_2 Guest, Administrator ben_2 Joined: 01.07.2014Posts: 271Collectionbens CollectionRatings: 92
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    I just had the dalwhinnie distillers edition last week. I liked that a lot.

    I work for whisky.com
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