Very much a favourite of mine, but not to everybody's liking due to the pungent medicinal aroma.
Lately I've only seen this for £30 and upwards, so this is, in my opinion, a great price. It's currently £30 at Tesco for example.
It's instore and online at this price, but I've just grabbed what appears to be the last bottle off the shelf at the Bishop Auckland branch.
Slainte Mhath
Latest comments (22)
barginfan
17 Nov 15#22
Yet you've never shared such deals.
Please advise where we can get Macallan 10yr old for £16 to £20.
I used to pay £19 for Macallan 10yr Fine Oak some years ago. It's more like £50+ now.
lending900
17 Nov 15#21
Mainly Macallan / glenlivet / bowmore - this is not a deal price... Pick up 10's for 16/20, 12's 22/26, 15 for 28 to 36 and I buy in quantity when on deal
ShaunyJJ
16 Nov 15#20
Ardmore is £20 @ Asda, not anywhere near the peat of Laphroig but a nice drop. Good suggestion about trying these at the pub first, I've done that many times. You may want to try the quarter cask and add a drop or two of water to suit your taste.
cynikill
16 Nov 15#19
Yes, it used to be my staple, but seems to have been replaced by the founders and masters reserves. Lucky find by a friend who called me.
seanmorris100
15 Nov 15#5
I wanna try this but dont wanna pay nearly 30 quid for it in case i hate it
thekitkatshuffler to seanmorris100
15 Nov 151#6
Tell you what - how about you buy it and try it and if you don't like it, then I'll buy it from you for £15?
Minimal risk for you right there! :stuck_out_tongue:
Rickardo to seanmorris100
15 Nov 15#18
Try a pub to sample a dram- I think Whetherspoons still stock it.
carling8
15 Nov 15#17
one of my favourite whiskys. I always keep an eye out for Laphroiag and anything below £30 for the 10yo is a good deal. Hot!
barginfan
15 Nov 151#16
Yeah, just like TCP.
It's quite a shock to the taste buds.
mk3
15 Nov 15#15
Tried a few single malts over the past 6 months and wondered what that was almost like antiseptic smell.
andrewp
15 Nov 15#14
Good deal for people who like this. I like a peaty whisky, but personally find this to have a medicinal iodine taste, which i'm not a fan of.
lending900
15 Nov 15#12
Not a great price for a 10yo
barginfan to lending900
15 Nov 15#13
Please expand on that.
Which comparable 10yr old whisky is cheaper?
ACunningPlan
15 Nov 15#11
Really nice whisky ..........good price
cynikill
15 Nov 15#8
glenfiddich 12 currently £25 at Tesco If you don't like this. I found a couple of glenlivet 12 at co-op for £20 recently too although prob not national.
barginfan to cynikill
15 Nov 15#10
The Glenlivet 12 is a great buy for £20.
I was told by someone in the trade, that particular expression would soon become difficult to buy. All to do with distilleries not being able to keep up with demand from emerging markets , such as India, apparently.
Tesco have already cleared what they had left, so I helped them find homes.
Slainte Mhath
seanmorris100
15 Nov 15#9
Hahaha :P
Shambolic
15 Nov 15#7
I saw some decent deals in Asda yesterday, including Ardmore Legacy and Glenlivet Founder's Reserve both £20 a bottle. :wink:
Psychic
15 Nov 15#4
Good price op
drunk1
15 Nov 15#3
Good price.
NorthWest
14 Nov 151#2
Very nice for peated whisky fans.
kevl
14 Nov 151#1
Hot from me. very drinkable if you are into peaty!
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Opening post
Lately I've only seen this for £30 and upwards, so this is, in my opinion, a great price. It's currently £30 at Tesco for example.
It's instore and online at this price, but I've just grabbed what appears to be the last bottle off the shelf at the Bishop Auckland branch.
Slainte Mhath
Latest comments (22)
Please advise where we can get Macallan 10yr old for £16 to £20.
I used to pay £19 for Macallan 10yr Fine Oak some years ago. It's more like £50+ now.
Minimal risk for you right there! :stuck_out_tongue:
It's quite a shock to the taste buds.
Which comparable 10yr old whisky is cheaper?
I was told by someone in the trade, that particular expression would soon become difficult to buy. All to do with distilleries not being able to keep up with demand from emerging markets , such as India, apparently.
Tesco have already cleared what they had left, so I helped them find homes.
Slainte Mhath