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A Good Whiskey

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  • #52
    truecrippler
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    IrishWhiskeyCha wrote: »
    For me all whiskey is medicinal ;)

    Peated whiskey is definately an aquired taste. SOme people hate it some people take to it like a duck to water other work their way up to liking it. But can a person teach themselves to like whiskey ... I think so. If people want to get into whiskey start off with the bog standard whiskies, don't look for what you think is cool, and don't be afraid to start with something like Tullamore. However no one can tell another what they will like so it really is a trail and error. Find one you like and then branch out from there. Also when approaching a new whiskey it is good to do so after a few of your favourite whiskey as it does not come across as powerful and if you still find it is a bit strong or not quite to your liking take your time with it spend a bit of time nosing it and see what you can get from it. After a half an hour of self indulgence you may actually get to appreciate it more.

    The key to appreciating whiskey is taking time over it. Once you get a flavour for all types of whiskey you'll have a whole new world opened up to you :cool:

    100% agreed. Thanks to IWC as he got me on my way to wanting to collect, drink and love whisk(e)y. I'm still a newbie at the whole experience but what an enjoyable experience it is.


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