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Old 12-24-2017, 02:13 PM
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Listen to these recommendations! Wonderful selections if you like peat...

As for a good bottle for a scotch newbie who has not developed a taste yet for the more extreme and complex flavours, I always recommend a Glenmorangie Nector d'or. It is a wonderful sweeter whisky with many layers, noticeably orchard fruits and honey. A very easy drink that still allows you to identify subtlties and layers while not being overly intense.
Totally agree Tirebob, the nectar D'or is finished in Sauterne Casks, essentially ice wine, and gives it a delicious sweetness and a nice finish. If you like sweet, I always recommend any Glendronach offerings, from the 12 year old to the 21 year Parliament (Sherry Bomb! So good), or if you are lucky enough to find some of their excellent cask offerings (if you ever see a Tawny Port cask offering, buy it!).
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