JW black or Monkey Shoulder.
Black&White if i'm on a tihgt budget.
Black&White if i'm on a tihgt budget.
JW black or Monkey Shoulder.
Black&White if i'm on a tight budget.
I'm normally drinking something from Islay but when I want something less intense I have been turning to Speyside 10 yr old. Only $25 and a nice easy to drink scotch.
Excellent, and even better, Speyburn is actually a single malt and not a bad one at that. An absolute bargain at $20-25.
How do all Blended scotch threads always turn to a general scotch and single malt discussion...? Stay on track folks, cheap is not why we drink blends. Some are in fact not cheap: JW Blue, Platinum and Gold, Buchanan's 18, most of the Compass Box line. We drink them for there flavor profile and consistency.
Sorry had to pipe in there
While I agree with you on blends, I don't think the thread had turned with one mention of a single malt. Not a soul said anything about buying a bargain single malt instead of a quality blend. It was previously mentioned and commented on in return.
a side note, why anyone in their right mind would pony up the $$ for JW Blue is beyond me. Or any of the others above the price point of JW Green for that matter. Not because they are blends, per se, but because there are so many others that are better and much less expensive, IMHO.
now this I can't agree with you more, Blue is so out of range for what it is, So much better scotch for the same money or less! single, Blends or otherwise..shows you what a good marketing campaign can accomplish!
true, but there were several single malt suggestions when the OP had inquired specifically about blends; I did not think the thread went off track, more I was commenting that all threads tend toward singles despite the blend intention, have seen it before, just an observation, more than a critique. Just seems like when mentioning blends folks tend to comment on their good single malts at the low end price range.!
Hey guys try Monkey Shoulder its great!
Only blend I drink neat.
Picked up a bottle today for $23. I like it! The nose is toffee and vanilla, the taste is honey and caramel, and the finish is spicy and peppery in a good way. No alcohol burn at all.Has anyone tried Cutty Sark Prohibition? I ran into it today for $30, but didn't pull the trigger.
Finally got me some Monkey Shoulder. It's really good. But it's not twice as good as whiskeys half its price. I think I'm just too frugal to buy it again.
$40 here as well. Nobody carries it, but one store ordered it in for me.How much did you have to pay?
It's about $40 around here. I think it's a steal for that price.