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It is a little subjective. I've always thought Ardbeg has a smokier taste than Laphroig, but a fellow whisky-enthusiast friend of mine thinks the complete oppos
by KHPatel 13y ago
It is a little subjective. I've always thought Ardbeg has a smokier taste than Laphroig, but a fellow whisky-enthusiast friend of mine thinks the complete opposite.
edit: on the post. Very curious to see your thoughts on Talisker and whether it fits the profile the results gave it.
- jrockway 13y agoTalisker, to me, tastes like the "magic smoke" from burning microcontrollers. That's a good thing.
- surlyadopter 13y agoI find Ardbeg (at least the Uigeadail) to be far smokier than Laphroig. The Lagavulin as well. To me the Talisker is quite bland, the sherry flavor really drowned out any peatiness.
- EpicEng 13y agoAgreed. I love the Talisker Storm, but I have a Lagavulin 16 in my hand right now that gives it a run for it's money. Definitely more punch in the smoke and peat departments.
- nsns 13y agoThe elements effecting the taste of a Whiskey are mind-bogglingly complex, e.g. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_aLgTRQjmM&t=10m21s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_aLgTRQjmM&t=10m21s
- EpicEng 13y agoI know, and I love Ralfy's reviews. Can't say my palette is up to his level, but luckily, practicing is fun.
- Bootvis 13y agoThoroughly enjoyed the Talisker 12. Plenty of peatiness there. I recently got a bottle Uigeadail and I might prefer the Talisker which is also cheaper.