Laphroaig Single malt 10 year old Scotch whisky - £21.58 @ costco

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Laphroaig Single malt 10 year old Scotch whisky £21.58 @ Costco from 04/04/16

£21.58 costco18 Apr 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Groceries

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heavygoodz

30 Mar 16

Available from 04/04/16 to members - not a bad peaty Islay, especially at this price.

Latest comments (26)

chicaneuk

19 Apr 16 #26

If you are new to whisky I would advise trying this before splurging... It's an extremely acquired taste and to new drinkers can taste more like some kind of medicine or antiseptic! Personally I am a fan of peaty stuff but just using this as a chance to offer a bit of warning!

jamesjimmy

18 Apr 16 #23

is this inc vat do you know?

Shambolic to jamesjimmy

18 Apr 16 #25

Yes, it includes vat.

mocmocamoc

18 Apr 16 1 #22

Costco also seem to always have Llagavulin for £40 including VAT, always seems a decent price for one you don't see on offer that much

jaydeeuk1 to mocmocamoc

18 Apr 16 #24

That is a good price. Lagavulin and ardbeg uiguidael are lovely stuff.

Shambolic

18 Apr 16 #21

This deal ends on Sunday (24/4) remember. :wink:

J1135

18 Apr 16 #20

Quarter cask is my gto but I think I'll give this a bash :smiley:

Anyone got a link to the new vouchers book?

ssc1

18 Apr 16 #19

cl?

ted_ba

18 Apr 16 #18

And they ship the water from Fiji?:wink:

Decent tipple and bargain compared to elsewhere. Drink with a nip of water.

plodging

18 Apr 16 #17

But surely they add shed loads of aluminium to the drinking water to make it sparkling and not brown? .. Alzheimer's or brackish water?.. Mmm decisions decisions .

plodging

18 Apr 16 #15

Hats off to anyone who can drink this ..pure TCP in a glass.

Franken to plodging

18 Apr 16 #16

Spot on. Glad wasn't just me thinking that.

HedgyHoggy

30 Mar 16 #4

Medical note: You shouldn't be drinking or eating anything that tastes of peat. Just a note for the alcoholics out there.(aka whisky drinkers).

ryan2801 to HedgyHoggy

31 Mar 16 #9

Deary me.

IndianaBlues to HedgyHoggy

5 Apr 16 #14

Not just whisky drinkers though...go to the north-west of Scotland and a lot of the drinking water comes out of the taps a fetching shade of brown...I can guarantee you that's had more exposure to peat than whisky, where the barley is malted over a peat fire (no physical contact between the two).

louiselouise

2 Apr 16 #13

I got the Quarter Cask a few weeks back from Amazon (£25, back in stock now I think)...took a few weeks to arrive at the time. Sent on to my brother who loves Laphroaig!

MattyGr

31 Mar 16 1 #12

It's expensive for a NAS, just like Talisker storm/skye these are nearly always found somewhere on offer for £25 - £15 below list price, which is what they are probably worth

HedgyHoggy

31 Mar 16 #11

Yes, it is expensive.

NorthWest

31 Mar 16 #10

It's more concentrated and strong. Despite no age statement, quarter cask is preferred for peaty whisky fans.

MattyGr

30 Mar 16 #8

5 years approx.

georgeduncantrad

30 Mar 16 1 #3

It's very good but for the extra £3 I'd rather have the Quarter Cask from Amazon. It's a different beast altogether - 8% stronger too!