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Chris Lowe wrote:

> Though I did enjoy the thread that ended up as a discussion of good malt
> whiskey

Ax some of us sail around NW Scotland I think this tread was definitely on
topic, in deciding outside which distillery we should anchor.

In article <87n08y4kf9.fsf@gododdin.internal.jasmine.org.uk >, Simon
Brooke <simon@jasmine.org.uk> wrote:
> Jura? Certainly. Orkney?

Highland Park is very palatable - Scapa is different :-((

> Definitely. Islay? Nah, a trifle medicinal to my taste...

> Simon, has 28 different malts on the kitchen shelf.

Sandy, has a load of empties filled with cold tea - looks good to the
visitor !

In article <878yki42kc.fsf@gododdin.internal.jasmine.org.uk >, Simon
Brooke <simon@jasmine.org.uk> wrote:
> > Highland Park is very palatable - Scapa is different :-((

> Highland Park is indeed very palatable. Scapa, especially well aged
> single cask Scapa, is my favourite.

The Orcadians recommend that Scapa is used as a drain cleaner in the
absence of Dettol!

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