Finally got a bottle to myself

Posted by: Right Wing on 14 September 2007

I started a thread a while back on this lovely stuff. My boss (brother) kindly brought me a bottle back on return from his holiday.

Lovely . . .
Posted on: 14 September 2007 by Nigel Cavendish
£160 for a bottle of not-malt whisky. Enjoy.
Posted on: 15 September 2007 by manicatel
Whilst not being a whisky connoisseur, I agree that Blue Label is a lovely scotch. Very smooth.
Just because its a blend, & not a malt doesn't mean its inferior. I'm sure it tastes a lot better than some malts. Whether its worth the price tag, I don't know. I've never paid for it.
Enjoy.
Matt.
Posted on: 15 September 2007 by Right Wing
quote:
Originally posted by Nigel Cavendish:
£160 for a bottle of not-malt whisky. Enjoy.


Thanks Nigel, I will.
Posted on: 19 September 2007 by User34
Any malt lover would lap this up. My bro' gave me the duty free sampler set (4 x 20cls), which includes blue label, and it's a very nice drop.

It's about the quality, innit ?
Posted on: 20 September 2007 by full ahead
My brother-in-law recently brought a bottle of Blue Lable home from a trip abroad.He promptly gave it away to someone who helped him plaster his bathroom walls.!!-bastard-
Posted on: 26 September 2007 by long-time-dead
The odd bottle pops up now and again on eBay at decent prices.

Usually collections being trimmed down.
Posted on: 26 September 2007 by PJT
Well come on Right Wing - is it worth the money? Would you recommend this dram to all?
Posted on: 01 October 2007 by Right Wing
quote:
Originally posted by PJT:
Well come on Right Wing - is it worth the money? Would you recommend this dram to all?


Yes - its bloody lovely, very peaty yet so smooth, no burn at all.

Have to confess I have consumed about a third of the bottle already (with the help of my dad).

I will be making sure I always have a bottle handy . . .


Regards