Flora & Fauna: Teaninich 10 years

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Whisky.com reviews the Teaninich 10 years. This Teaninich belongs to the Flora & Fauna series by Diageo. Below this, the owner fills selected barrels fewer distilleries, each individually as a single malt. The Flora & Fauna series is a real asset to the whisky scene and is viewed by collectors as an original bottling if there are no other original bottlings.
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[@glennandersen4748]

Its one of my favorite distillery, its many good bottlings from independent bottler.
Its very fruit forword in some bottlings

[@jonathancathcart6339]

Agree with Horst, the Flora and Fauna Teaninich is a delightful whisky. There are independent bottlings of Teaninich that pop every once in a while, most of which range from quiet good to completely outstanding.

[@Sierubino]

I have a 50% 11 year from a whisky advent calendar, so not exactly what you’re drinking; Im getting a tangerine/orange kind of citrus, oily, with a black pepper spike on the finish, lingering dry but still citrus aftertaste. Really beautiful stuff, wish I could find more than the sample bottle I have.

[@Curt_Kobain]

Second

[@RwingDsquad]

Sounds like Horst is at the farthest point of the room.
Lapel mics maybe?

[@FeloniousPedigrees]

I feel like that would pick up the audio of them drinking and the bottles clunking.
As-well-as having to sync the microphones and matching the two in post and trying to properly mix the two of them speaking without their audio bleeding into each other.
I feel like a multi directional microphone set behind them on the shelf could do some wonders. Depends upon their studio.

[@RwingDsquad]

@@FeloniousPedigrees makes sense.

[@Rbs6]

cystal nosing glass...cling