The Whisky / Whiskey thread

[SHAMZ84]

Bought this South Africa whisky for the work bar the other day... surprisingly nice and smooth.

https://www.themysterywhisky.co.uk

[SHAMZ84]

I'm not a big whisk(e)y drinker (we had a nice bottle of Springbank 21 to share at Christmas), but was thinking about exploring matches for cigars after dry January (!). But to the point - as a novice, I'm thinking that the design of the Norlan glass is a bit counter-intuitive in that it seems to insulate the liquid from the warmth of the hand (unlike the normal glass), or am I wrong and is whisk(e)y not like brandy where part of the design of the classic balloon glass is about warming the liquid?

One thats a nice match with cigars I found was the balvenie Carribbean cask.

Along with the dalmore15.

For whisky drinking I normally just use a normal glencairn glass these days

https://www.themysterywhisky.co.uk

[pootana]

I'm not a big whisk(e)y drinker (we had a nice bottle of Springbank 21 to share at Christmas), but was thinking about exploring matches for cigars after dry January (!). But to the point - as a novice, I'm thinking that the design of the Norlan glass is a bit counter-intuitive in that it seems to insulate the liquid from the warmth of the hand (unlike the normal glass), or am I wrong and is whisk(e)y not like brandy where part of the design of the classic balloon glass is about warming the liquid?

I have couple norlan ... I personally don?t want warm dram as I prefer at it room temperature ... but if you like ice you don?t want it melted


The norlan also releases the aroma due to the fins ... allegedly


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[pootana]

Text one of my staff who lives In same village as me ... hit local pub ... few pints and a lovely balvennie double wood later


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[grumpybaldy]

I'm not a big whisk(e)y drinker (we had a nice bottle of Springbank 21 to share at Christmas), but was thinking about exploring matches for cigars after dry January (!). But to the point - as a novice, I'm thinking that the design of the Norlan glass is a bit counter-intuitive in that it seems to insulate the liquid from the warmth of the hand (unlike the normal glass), or am I wrong and is whisk(e)y not like brandy where part of the design of the classic balloon glass is about warming the liquid?

[pootana]

No it?s all one piece so the lip is enclosed


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[K444HEP]

It’s a nice glass come as a pair with a nice polishing cloth


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Does water slip between the glass? (i.e. the whisky receptacle and the glass around it) Some similar glasses have this issue.

[SHAMZ84]

I was looking at them....are they worth it...I normally use a glencairn glass.

https://www.themysterywhisky.co.uk

[pootana]

It?s a nice glass come as a pair with a nice polishing cloth


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[K444HEP]

If you haven’t got a norlan glass you should


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They do look nice.

[pootana]

If you haven?t got a norlan glass you should


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[ha_banos]

oops - just noticed this in my previous order from our sponsor - short notice but available if of use to anyone

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[SHAMZ84]

Some lovely new additions recently.

https://www.themysterywhisky.co.uk

[Pandyboy]

My latest addition.


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[potpest]

Very good suprise from the Girlfriend this Christmas