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This arrived for me today, looking forward to having it with my burgers in February. Some colour eh.

Just set up a google alert for "daftmill" it'll do the searching for you [emoji1303]

Pointless in your weird made up scenario where someone starts smashing it an eating burgers. [emoji2371]

Not sure you can make a direct and immediate health claim on Vegan dieting in contrast to alcohol lol. Ive enjoyed my time off the drink, will look forward to partaking again however. Albeit a little lighter and feeling better for it. Each to their own though.

Won't have much value but im sure it'll be significantly nicer than Bells is now and enjoyable to open up and try. The caps have a wee disc inside which can fail over time but your bottle level looks not too bad for 30+ years. I have 2 bottles ive put away recently for my kids 18ths. Hope they last the distance. There is a ralfy video on youtube on storage, the answer is really dependant on the conditions you store it in.

So far this month I've bought a few bottles despite being unable to consume them. Kilchoman UK Small Batch #2 Deanston 12 Deanston Union Release 2020 The deanston website was actually alright, delivery was £6 and had some bottles of theirs you'll not get elsewhere. Looking forward to next weekends tour of the shelf [emoji1634]

Happy birthday man I really enjoyed the Fire & Cane. The IPA version is a nice easy sipper too.

Going to be a quiet month on here. I'm halfway through my dry month and can't wait for a wee nip [emoji41][emoji1634]

Bunnahabhain 12 down to £30 on amazon today. [emoji1634]

Midnight sky also. Turgid shite and clearly a Clooney vanity project.

I was already wet.... So the jokes on her. ...... Was that my beer?

Any feel for which distillery it is? I just assume all mystery Islay is Caol Ila. (no bad thing)

Not long opened it, a nice one!

Macnairs Lum Reek 12yo Ardbeg Wee Beastie Lagavulin 16 Highland Park 10, Ian Rankin Edition Gonae need a bigger boat [emoji1634]

Bunnahabhain 12Tobermory 12 Arran 10 Glendronach 12 All inside your budget and quality drams you wouldnt see in most supermarkets. Edit - Redbreast 12 (Irish), though not sure if that would be well received in Bo'ness [emoji6]

Think you'd expect to pay around £75. Depends how much you'd want to spend tbh, you can buy 'bottle your own' direct from distilleries and can personalise the label. Tomatin are doing it, amongst others.

He's definitely had it harder as a Traveller. The Jonathan Ross interview wasnt as described imo, he came across well and the conversation moves to Russell Kane.

Sounds like more of that "scarcity culture"@velo army was talking about previously

Must have been some favour! Those bottlings are always quite pricey at 50cl but have heard good things.

I got a cheap fitness tracker just before lockdown in March. You can get a huawei band 4 for circa £30 and it does everything you'd need. Quite good to try and hit 10k steps each day. Ive even paced the living room for 10 mins before bed to hit the target [emoji23]

I've experienced similar benefits to deleting facebook. The people who matter still keep in touch. I also have twitter but do find it borderline. Its a sea of doomscrolling and negativity which isnt always healthy.

What were you enjoying that you got the taste for?

I'm with you with the exception of the 15 which has a bit more bite. I think their pricing is grounded at a time when others are taking the p!ss.

[emoji23] Yaaaas Buy it aff ye [emoji41]

Looks to be the best option for minimal holiday use, anyone got tips or previous experience from our last trip there in 2004?