DEER-LICIOUS WHISKY FROM BOUTIQUE-Y - UNCUT & UNFILTERED 47
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- Опубликовано: 25 фев 2024
- Join Jake, Stevie, and Ian in this exciting episode as they unravel the newest core range release from the avant-garde That Boutique-y Whisky Company - the Deer-licious whiskies! 🦌
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the tasting journey as our hosts share their thoughts on these distinctive whiskies.
But the excitement doesn't stop there! That Boutique-y Whisky Company has generously extended a special treat for our viewers.
Use the exclusive discount code UNCUT20 to enjoy a fantastic 20% off on all the Deer-licious bottles featured in this episode. A unique opportunity to savour these exceptional whiskies at an unbeatable price!
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Can't wait to see an upcoming episode about proper BBQ cleaning & maintenance 🍖 😁 Lovely episode as always gents 👌🏼
😂 love it! Thanks for tuning in and getting involved JJ, sláinte my friend 🥃🥃
Just ordered the Canadian, discount code covered the shipping and some, thanks lads!
A BBQ/ summer drams episode would be great, drams to pair with BBQ, summer cocktails etc 👍
Nice one Chris, glad we’ve been able to provide some value for you! Enjoy yourself and let us know what you think when they arrive 🥃🥃
Good recommendation also - we’ll get it lined up and ready for BBQ season!
Seriously love these
I would love an episode about wine cask finished / matured, peated smoked.
Love wine cask whiskies, especially with peat! We’ll get on it for you Mark - big love for the recommendation 🥃
Could you tell me like 5 favourites which one for me to try-out?@@TheWhiskyBaron
@@mrktrmpLedaig Sinclair is a great option from an entry level price POV. I’d equally say the Laddie single cask expressions in wine casks (particularly PC and Lochindaal) are phenomenal
I would love to see an episode on Caol Ila. Octomore knocked my socks off and opened my eyes to peat but Caol Ila 12 drew me in like a warm hug. Where I am in Canada I can't find anything other than the 12 but its always on my shelf. Another great episode gentlemen. Thanks so much for the content.
Caol Ila is on the books and one we’ll tackle asap for you Jan! Such a great distillery and not to ruin the episode, but I actually prefer the Moch to the 12.
Thanks for tuning in as always - big love out to you in Canada! Sláinte 🥃
Keep the shows coming lads, enjoying them immensely 👍
Thanks Graham, really appreciate the support. Sláinte 🥃
cracking episode again lads
Three buys last time on the Canadian corn. Peat episode sounds good or as part of the enthusiast series.
It’s levelled up then! I have to say, I’m seriously impressed by this corn whisky and as someone who doesn’t usually like that style, it’s incredible.
We can look at doing both on the peat front for you Matt! Sláinte my friend 🥃🥃
Great episode lads. Really enjoyed this one and I agree, older grain whisky with age statement over 25 to 35 years just seems to unlock it's magic.
Thanks for tuning in Danny! Had any good old grains in your glass recently?
Recently purchased a 25yo invergordon single cask. looking forward to trying it.
@@Dannykeenan1664awesome stuff, I’m sure it will be a banger. Sláinte! 🥃
May I get my discount applied to the 2 bottles I bought in November? Just kidding. Good honest breakdown of the drams! I got the Canadian corn and the Scotch grain exactly because I have never tried either of those things (or anything by TBWC) so it's good to know I didn't go too wrong, especially as I have not yet dared open either.
Get them open and enjoy them! And let us know what you think! Sláinte 🥃
Can't see that sample pack on the MoM site at the moment, unless I'm missing something (entirely possible!)
Just ordered the 18 highland and 8 Islay with the discount code lads 💪
Nice one Joe - let us know what you think! Sláinte
Glad to see you guys having fun! :-)
About the 18yo peated Highland... there are a few options besides Ardmore like Glenturret, Allt-A-Bhainne, Ballechin or even perhaps Ben Nevis or Jura... ^^ but I believe you guys are right with Ardmore :-)
Edit: Caol Ila is going to become the next Lagavulin (which figures bc both are owned by Diageo but anyways). 10yo hand-fill costs 130£ atm... I mean it's really good but come on
Always! Absolutely, although this one screamed Ardmore from the off so hard to even consider any of the other brands.
Love Caol Ila but the prices hikes of late have been tough to swallow
Best podcast ever 🤩 love you guys, keep up that amazing content ❤
About grain vs malt, i think the big difference is the type of stills used when it comes to how fast its aging to that mellow point, column stills usually stripping the spirit to a higher abv and cleaner spirit which takes more time to age to get the same feeling of pot still distillation 🤓 so its not all about malt or grain but more in the process 💛
Thanks Luke, really appreciate the support!
You’re absolutely spot on also - different grains, production process and filling strengths will all contribute to very different styles. What’s your preference?
I have just uncorked an SMWS 9yr Peated Glenturret 62.8% called Dressed to Grill... very tasty, but my taste buds are not sophisticated as you lot. Another enjoyable episode.
Thanks for tuning in Sandy! Not sure anyone has ever called me sophisticated but I’ll take it 🥃🥃 that Glenturret sounds great - love their product names
Posh Scotch.
A man so posh he doesn't tip the buskers outside Waitrose as the direct debt is already set up and the Waitrose staff have already poured his coffee.
Tried the 12yo Speyside via Whisky Me, really enjoyed that. Thanks for the discount code.
Also there's some amazing grain whisky out there.
Port Dundas from a sympathetic PX cask is unbelievable.
People like different things 🙃
For me this didn’t pass my personal test, glad it did for you!
Also the account name was a nickname given to me at work because I ordered whisky - whilst Jake and Stevie love to take the mick, it’s actually because I try and dissuade people from the notion that whisky is just for the rich - even if I can’t help my accent 🙈
@@IanBear1000 definitely looking at that grain whisky bottle now and thinking of buying.....
Interesting episode, but not sure there’s enough there (for me) to make me consider buying these products over other rival ones.
I wonder if you would ever consider doing an episode on Edradour? They have some great sherried bottles and their own peated ‘Ballechin’ range, not to mention a ton of wild wine cask maturations (which range from meh to astounding). I love what they do though and they don’t seem to command any sort of attention except from fanboys like myself. Slainte mhath
We’ll definitely get Edradour into the mix for you! Love Ballechin myself.
Out of interest, what else would you want from Boutique-y to swing your purchase?
@@TheWhiskyBaron looking forward to that episode already. If you can get an older bottling (one of the 21 or 22yr ones) you’ll be in for a treat.
Well tell a lie I think the Canadian Corn whisky sounds great and the effusive praise of you gents would definitely make that one id buy - the fact it is unique and different makes it, in my opinion, well worth trying. The others don’t really offer anything exceptional. There’s tons of young Islay on the market for example, usually bourbon matured - even just changing that to something like a Fino cask maturation would be really interesting and make me way more likely to buy it despite the fact I know it’d cost a lot more.
For me my issue with boutiquey(and) this sample set is a good example) is that they are inconsistent, and I don’t feel like I’m guaranteed a base level of quality, so a purchase feels like a gamble. Unless i see/hear rave reviews about a certain bottle I just don’t want to take that risk when other IB’s offer more consistency for very similar products.
@@hoodwiser7652we’ll see if we can get our hands on something of that age.
Appreciate your thoughts and sorry to hear you feel it’s a gamble with Boutique-y. Definitely give the Canadian a go at some point - at that price I feel even a gamble is worth a go! Sláinte
Another great episode chaps, for the money the sherry corn is such a great value easy drinker. On the grain front wonder if you chaps have had the pleasure of sampling any of the Bains (from SA) expressions, tried a Shiraz 10 yr and an 18 yr old fino and they are very different to any grain I have tried before - delicious to boot!
Can’t say I’ve tried any of that grain - reckon it would make for a good episode in its own right?
Might well do - even as a feature on Grain whisky having one of them would be interesting to see what you guys think. Everyone I’ve chatted to that’s had them has a lot of good things to say - although only available in SA unfortunately.
@@DramdiaryI’ll see what I can do about sourcing some - got some friends in SA so might be able to sort something
I’ve got a few in the cupboard would be happy to bring along if that floats ya boats at any point.
@@Dramdiaryvery generous of you - we may just take you up on that! 🥃🥃
Maaates you can't hate on glenfarclas, it's the people's gateway scotch!
Ye, I hear this so often and yet it never was for me. Sorry Jacob, don’t mean to be negative but have to be honest! One that you enjoy obviously?
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We spoke Jake at times
I’d love to do an episode I’m not a connoisseur of whisky ..
I just think having Someone in the episode that would give a different opinion yeti 3 people that get the notes in most drams
Spot on
Someone with a palet of that of a child 😝😂😂 in whisky terms might be helpful .
We have discussed this ..
anyway guys love the show as always ..
Loving the content as always. Can you buy that tasting pack or is it just a press sample? Would love to sample it, apologies if I’ve missed it by not paying attention properly
No need to apologise Brian - link for the pack should also be in the description. Unfortunately we don’t have a discount for that as it’s already so well priced. Let us know how you get on! Sláinte 🥃
it's that the brexit, made buying whisky from the uk so expensive,
the corn and the grain i like to try.
Can only recommend you taking the jump and grabbing some for yourself. Appreciate it’s not cheap for international customers but such is life unfortunately. What do you normally go for?
favorites bunna, highland park, talisker, glen elgin, blair athol, craigellagie but always trying and buying new stuff mostly indie bottelings (if its cheap at a auction ill give it a try)@@TheWhiskyBaron
@@erwinweening709great selection! I’d definitely give this lineup a go - I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised
How would you compare the islay eight year to ardbeg wee beastie or lagavulin 8/9
£30 sadly as of 7/03/2024