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Quote eric m Replybullet Posted: 13.03.2008 at 11:48
My nephew gave me a bottle of Glen Morven blended Islay malt,which is the local brand from a Dutch liquorshop and it tasted surprisingly good.
No black bottle for me anymore!
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Quote scotchdrinker Replybullet Posted: 15.01.2009 at 22:56
I have been drinking scotch for 10 yrs now but I have not really been introduced to blends. The only two I can remember having is Johnnie Walker Blue and Gold. Does anyone have any suggestions of other blends I could try?
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Quote eric m Replybullet Posted: 19.01.2009 at 09:49
Try White Horse,Pinwinnie or Lochranza,all nice blends.
 
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Quote scotchdrinker Replybullet Posted: 23.01.2009 at 16:02
Okay, thank your for you help. I will let you know.

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Quote whiskyportal Replybullet Posted: 18.02.2009 at 13:40

Another permanent member on my whisky-shelf is the Bailie Nicol Jarvie. Good price, excellent blend in my opinion.

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Quote manfern29 Replybullet Posted: 08.05.2009 at 07:41
 No snobbery here. Blends are not my cup of tea. The only exception being Johnnie Black.
 J&B,Dewar's,Cutty Sark and Ballatine were brands I had tried when first drinking scotch and I hated them. Once I had my first single malt Glenfiddich, I had finally enjoyed drinking scotch. This was a whole different experience. Since then I have tried several single malts and it seems that not all single malts are alike and are weak in comparison to  JW Black .
 Now, if you enjoy drinking the blends then cheers to you all. I drink what I like whether a blend or a single malt, cheap or expensive.
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Quote eric m Replybullet Posted: 18.05.2009 at 23:45

JW Black is just an average blend,nothing peticular,if you can try a Pinwhinnie,you`ll be surprised.

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Quote SidGoren Replybullet Posted: 30.09.2009 at 16:11
Ever had Old St Andrews? I really like it. Wonder if anyone knows of a "taste alike"?
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Quote eric m Replybullet Posted: 04.10.2009 at 23:47
Never had it but i know the brand.
 
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