@@NivlasNightcapNotes yeah, I need to catch up the drinking part at evening :) We are almost exactly two opposite points on mother Earth - Poland here. Comparing distances I practicly live at some Scottish distillery :)
I associate brands of vodka with Poland, although I remember a bottle of Old Krupnik that could rattle the brain cells. Nice to hear from you in Poland and that you like my channel. I try to publish one a week, usually being downloaded on Friday afternoon here in Australia.
@@NivlasNightcapNotes huh, that's exactly right - we produce a lot of vodkas, some of them really nice if you into it. We've been testing most of colored Polish experiments during my studies, so yeah - I remember Krupnik well, and with mixed excitement :D
Nice review. I never thought Aerstone would be any good! I see it at First Choice Liquor all the time. It's usually on sale for $50 odd dollars. You haven't been wrong so far so I'll give it a shot
Found your channel 2 days ago and subscribed. Binge watched every video. Im So glad you don't bump on and on about proof and chill filtration. I've been sipping whiskey 35 years and I either like a drop or I don't. I also enjoy many different spirits but my main passion is highland single malts ( Speyside mostly)
Glad you found Good Libations. Thanks for your feedback. I deliberately keep my videos short so that they don't become boring. I love whisky (and whiskey as well). If I had to give a preference, I would say peated whisky, but it does have to be in balance with the other flavours. Where do you live Daniel?
As you may have seen in my videos, I have family in Indiana. If we ever get back to visit (and that is a big if at the moment with the pandemic raging) we might have to try and link up somewhere over a glass of booze. I try to publish a video every Friday afternoon here in Australia (with the help of my son in law), I hope you keep finding them entertaining.
@@NivlasNightcapNotes ^^, yup, the land was maybe a little too powerful to its thickness, a little more syrupy consistency and boom we have a great new whiskey in town!
I agree that the Sea Cask is the best of the two. I was so disappointed with the land cask that I used it in my rusty nails and it is all gone, and I am not going to replace it! Thanks for the feedback.
Yes, great value for some good tasting single malt. The 'Sea Cask' is on par with the Glen Grant 10 YO, possibly better. And I recommend the 'Land Cask', which I find a whisker better than the Glen Moray Peated and with a nice age statement of 10 years to boot.
Walked into my bottle shop today and there was the Land Cask on the shelf for $58 Australian. I walked out with a bottle. Looking forward to trying it.
Thank you for the comment. Sea cask is nicely balanced, land cask is not as pleasant. I still have some sea cask left, the land cask went into cocktails some time ago.
Nice one mate! I'm enjoying this whisky right now. Cheers for the review. Thumb up and sub ;) Maybe we will try Land Cask together lol :D Greetings from UK
when you catch yourself 10 in the morning, watching with excitement the other dude drinking a whisky. xD
I like the idea of you watching me drink the booze. I obviously have the more enjoyable part. Where are you watching from? Interested to know.
@@NivlasNightcapNotes yeah, I need to catch up the drinking part at evening :) We are almost exactly two opposite points on mother Earth - Poland here. Comparing distances I practicly live at some Scottish distillery :)
I associate brands of vodka with Poland, although I remember a bottle of Old Krupnik that could rattle the brain cells. Nice to hear from you in Poland and that you like my channel. I try to publish one a week, usually being downloaded on Friday afternoon here in Australia.
@@NivlasNightcapNotes huh, that's exactly right - we produce a lot of vodkas, some of them really nice if you into it. We've been testing most of colored Polish experiments during my studies, so yeah - I remember Krupnik well, and with mixed excitement :D
Mixed regurgitation in my case! Not a happy memory!
Great review, bought one because of it. Looking forward to getting home to enjoy, thanks.
Nice review. I never thought Aerstone would be any good! I see it at First Choice Liquor all the time. It's usually on sale for $50 odd dollars. You haven't been wrong so far so I'll give it a shot
At $50 this is really good value. Happy tasting.
Thank you once again, Mr Nivla. I am going to have to go hunt up both the land and sea cask bottles.
Thanks for your support. I am definitely going to try to get the land cask. Happy tasting.
Found your channel 2 days ago and subscribed. Binge watched every video. Im So glad you don't bump on and on about proof and chill filtration. I've been sipping whiskey 35 years and I either like a drop or I don't. I also enjoy many different spirits but my main passion is highland single malts ( Speyside mostly)
Glad you found Good Libations. Thanks for your feedback. I deliberately keep my videos short so that they don't become boring. I love whisky (and whiskey as well). If I had to give a preference, I would say peated whisky, but it does have to be in balance with the other flavours. Where do you live Daniel?
USA... Pennsylvania. Not a great selection of malts... I have to travel to get real gems.
As you may have seen in my videos, I have family in Indiana. If we ever get back to visit (and that is a big if at the moment with the pandemic raging) we might have to try and link up somewhere over a glass of booze. I try to publish a video every Friday afternoon here in Australia (with the help of my son in law), I hope you keep finding them entertaining.
Thanx man for this video, love drinking aerstone to this :)
I too like the Sea Cask. Not so happy with the Land Cask. Thanks for the comment!
@@NivlasNightcapNotes ^^, yup, the land was maybe a little too powerful to its thickness, a little more syrupy consistency and boom we have a great new whiskey in town!
Great Review... It is a very decent wiskey if I say so myself. The Land Cast is really nice as well but I do like the Sea Cast a bit more... Cheers!
I agree that the Sea Cask is the best of the two. I was so disappointed with the land cask that I used it in my rusty nails and it is all gone, and I am not going to replace it! Thanks for the feedback.
Interesting. Might have a go at it too.
You might find it worth while to do so! Happy tasting!
Yes, great value for some good tasting single malt. The 'Sea Cask' is on par with the Glen Grant 10 YO, possibly better. And I recommend the 'Land Cask', which I find a whisker better than the Glen Moray Peated and with a nice age statement of 10 years to boot.
Walked into my bottle shop today and there was the Land Cask on the shelf for $58 Australian. I walked out with a bottle. Looking forward to trying it.
Tried some drops of glengoyne 10 in this , nice .
Sea cask is excellent, land cask tastes like you are chewing on a bandaid.
Thank you for the comment. Sea cask is nicely balanced, land cask is not as pleasant. I still have some sea cask left, the land cask went into cocktails some time ago.
Nice one mate! I'm enjoying this whisky right now. Cheers for the review. Thumb up and sub ;) Maybe we will try Land Cask together lol :D
Greetings from UK
I actually bought the Land Cask last week. I will review it soon as it is a very nice drop.
@@NivlasNightcapNotes Fantastic. I'll get one for the next weekend. Looking forward to watch your review while tasting it too :)