So, what are you drinking now?

@HarkinsBG, Have you tried Black Maple Hill yet? Its really good.

A little Kentucky Spirit as I edit photos. :)

10 Year old Macallan Cask Strength. Great sherry, and with a hint of sulpher . Warms all the way down , a must try for all u sherry buffs .

Very good whisky for sure @SHAGGY266

@whiskyshiba No I haven't tried Black Maple yet. I was in BevMo yesterday and the lone bottle of Noah's Mill was just sitting there. I had to snatch it up.

Aberlour A'Bunadh Batch 33. Like creosote sandpaper across your tongue. Yeah baby.

Oban 18. An interesting whisky. A bit peppery which reminds me of a Talisker. They were hyping its rarity at the store. Ahh, the games DEO plc plays.

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Amrut Peated. Spicy. Clean. Indian!

Iv opened my Glenfarclas 17 year old, had an oversized nip as a night cap last night . Shure slept well

Just opened my 1998 Gordon & Macphail Exclusive Mortlach, fantastic Dram for the price,

Old Ballantruan. Weirdly awesome.

Ardbeg 10, and maybe onto some Port later tonight.

Opened my bottle of Redbreast Irish Single Pot Still 15, which I very much enjoyed at a tasting last November. Initial reimpression is that it is a wonderful top-shelf Irish whiskey ... but it does not trumph or replace Redbreast 12 Blended, which is special, soft and unique.

Highland Park 18. And it's bloody marvellous....

Clynelish 14. "The Poor Man's Brora" as I like to call it. An amazing whisky forever in the shadow of it's sibling Brora. If you like a clean straight shooting slightly honied single malt, try Clynelish. Reminiscent of Old Pulteney in many ways.

This weekend started out with a try of Buffalo Trace White Dog Mash.. It's now in the darkroom as film cleaner and wash agent. At least I think it's ok for cleaning it took e paint off the walls when I opened it.

We then went to Atlantic City, Wyoming for another fabulous whisky tasting at the Miner's Delight. No less than 13 tastings later I was quite past the white dog.

Thanks Bob!

Bruichladdich XVII 17 year old.

With all of the current Islay talk: Ardbegs 10, Corryvreckan, Airigh Nam Beist, and just now doing my first tasting of my new bottle of Supernova. All are excellent!

Sipping a Dalwhinnie 15, while watching the sunset on the Croatian coastline. I'm really impressed. It's an easy drinking smooth whisky, oerfect for the summer. It is however also very subtle and engaging. I think I'm going to buy a bottle very soon!

Last evening it was Glenmorangie Finealta.

Yamazaki 18, Hibiki 17, Glanfarclas 1974, and Mac30.

For the evening whisky flight... Ardbeg 'Gator, Lagavulin21, Talisker20

Amrut Fusion... not bad at all, fruits & spices all blended and balanced in a (Bolly)wooden cocktail... Pun intended .. ;-p

@whiskyshiba Awesome lineup!

Amrut Peated. Last dram.

I'm in the last throws of my Highland Park 18, the best spirit in the world. :)

@Wodha, Thank you kind sir. Had a whisky club tasting at my house and they broke out the good stuff.

Enjoying some Talisker 18 and Oban 18. I like the Tali a bit better.

A flight of my Sazerac Antique Collection Holy Trinity: Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Rye, William Larue Weller, and George T. Stagg. Life is very, very good!

Compass Box The Spice Tree, very good!

Bought Wiser's Legacy on your advice @Victor . will open it soon.