Thread: 100 Pipers single malt - any good + whiskey in general.
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Old 08-02-2006, 01:21 PM   #67 (permalink)
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it's thumbs down from me now on the Green Label - just tastes too much like Red Label....



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Originally Posted by Ken May
The new Piper's whisky is aged 8 years, so it is supposed to be mellowed from the generic swill that is younger. Why bother? For that matter why bother with the Johny Walker blends either? It is worth spending a few extra bahet a single malt with some age on it - and at leasy a hint of smokey peat flavour.

good advice Ken May - for an extra 100B you can get a single malt.
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