Top 5 Favourite Go To Whiskies 2018 

Wonderful list! It is always great to hear you talk about whisky that is almost life changing! Cheers!

Thanks Roy for sharing. As a wise man says .. It's not Whisky until it is shared. You are always sharing whisky and your life experiences with whisky and we all are grateful. Cheers!

Have subscribed to your channel and become a fan of your enthusiastic approach to whisky. Within the past 6 months I have discovered the delight to be found in single malt whiskies. On your recommendation, have just purchased Lagavulin 8 & Bunnahabhain 12. I recently finished a bottle of Lagavulin 16 so I look forward to the comparison with the younger expression, and to trying the Bunnahabain product. Thx Roy👍

Roy, this was another great video presentation. The 5 whiskies on your list are certainly some very fine ones. I am sure that the video will stir some interesting discussion and comments as people think about their own top 5 list. Also, thanks for the dedication at the end of the video. It is my honor to support your wonderful channel my Whisky friend. Your passion and enthusiasm for Whisky is very obvious. It is much appreciated that you share with all of us on a regular basis. Finally, my belated congrats on achieving the 4,000 subscriber mark on RU-vid. Slàinte !

Great video. Brilliant reduced visuals. Very fitting background music. A knowledgeable guy with a smoooooth voice. Keep on going, you are a great addition/contrast to guys like Ralfy.

Great content, as always, Roy. I've had the Elijah Craig and would agree with your description of it as an "event whiskey".

Man, Whiskey makers must love you, because the way you describe whiskey, makes me want to go online and order all of these bottles.

Sitting here sipping hibiki harmony.. loving the whisky and loving the channel..keep them coming Roy..cheers.

Great video, glad I found it! I don't know about putting water in EC Barrel Proof, though.

Always enjoy your videos. I recently purchased Deanston 9 year Bordeaux cask based on your recommendation and it was very good quality. Cheers!

Just found your channel, really liked this and will roam through your Vids! Great work!

Well Cheers Roy, I haven't been on the whisky channels much recently so thought I'd catch up on a few, and now thanks to some of these whiskies you have mentioned, I've just spent £200 restocking! :D

Awesome I like them all, I have tried several Of those and I want more, great work love the show as always 😁

Beautiful choices by a Scotch God! Cheers Roy!

Amazing video, quality, and selection of whiskies. My Top 5 Go Back to Whiskies right now: 5. Elijah Craig Barrel Proof 4. SIngle Cask Nation Ben Nevis 6 Year 3. Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Barrel Proof bourbon 2. Compass Box Tobias and the Angel 1. Jack Daniel’s Special Release 2020 Rye

Roy, any thoughts on doing another, updated version of these videos? Thoroughly enjoyed them. Just bought the lagavulin 12 2017

Great list and explanation. My top 5 are Aultmore 12 y, Clyneish 14 y, Benriach Curiositas 10 y, Springbank 10 y, and Glen Garioach 12 y. All are pretty available as well.

Great top 5 list Roy! have had a couple of your picks and would definitely agree!

Great video Roy! I had the pleasure of visiting glengoyne last spring and it was fantastic. I was lucky enough to try both 12 and 18 year old variations. My brother picked up the teapot dram and I brought the cask strength, 15 and 21. One day I would love to try the 25, and can only dream about the newly released 30. As you can probably tell I’m a bit of a fan, it was rob’s from whisky in the 6 reviews that highlighted their quality. Although I have to admit my favourite right now is the balblair 1990 2nd edition, “Alexa” :D

Great video. Like you I took Phil’s advice and got a bottle of the Moine and Laga 12. Down to less than a 1/3 of each now 😥 I think you’d like the ardbeg grooves if you’ve not already tried it.

Awesome choices, Roy! You're right... They are beyond my reach.

Great video! I also bought the Bunnhabhain Moine Oloroso based on the Whisky Wednesday video you mentioned. It's a great dram. I still have about a third of a bottle left. Might crack it open again this evening. In terms of whiskies that I can't reach past; at the moment I have a really nice Edradour 10 year old from Signatory on the go. Very reasonably priced and beautifully sherried. I'd also have to include Balblair 90 in my go-to list. Cheers!

I have to say Roy I love your passion and a great many thanks for sharing that passion with us lesser mortals, now where's that lottery ticket...

I definitely need to try the Glengoyne 25 again! Don't think my palette was ready for it last year! I think it will be now. Bring it on.

As someone with a serious case of the whisky bug I love this list! I recently was in Scotland and picked up an exclusive Bunnahabhain Moine Bordeaux 9yr Cask Strength. It is absolutely lovely! A must try if you like the moine sherry.

Great top 5 list! I'll be opening my first Glengoyne 25yo on Thursday.

I was happy to see a bourbon in there. Single malt will always be number one, but bourbon deserves some love as well.

Excellent stuff, Roy. I’m also a big fan of Glengoyne - just wish I could afford the 25 year expression, but the 12 year does it for me.

Great video and awesome picks. Oh yeah, loved the background music!😉🥂

The glengoyne 21 is the first whisky I fell in love with. I have been frightened to try the 25 in case it becomes my new favourite as I'm not sure if I can justify the price. How would you compare the 21 to the 25?

Have to open up my Lag 12- 2017 now. 👍 That and my Glengoyne 21 yo. Wish I had got the 25 when I was at Glengoyne two years ago.

Great video! What do you think about the Laphroaig 18 compared to the Lagavulin 12 cask strength you recommended?

Great list Roy. It's difficult for me to break down a top twenty, much less a top five list. Not the biggest fan of young Glengoyne, but 20+year Glengoyne are something special,

Awesome list. I have been hunting that EC Barrel proof for a bit with no luck. I would add springbank 12 cask strength. At least for me it's not hard to find but is a bit pricey, being just north of 100 US, but my gosh what an amazing whisky. It slams you with funky medicinal briny peat, but when you get past it, the sweet honey and dried fruit sherry comes through. I adore springbank and Campbelltown, and this bottle represents the best it has to offer.

I trust you've picked five exceptional whiskies, though I have to admit I haven't tried any of them. Nice vid.

you should try the Glengoyne 28 first fill Oloroso. I'm happy to own one of those bottles

Great choices and wise words. Thank you so much for sharing! Greetings🇩🇪 Moses

Great picks, Roy - can't argue with a list as good as that. Was a tad surprised, though, when you left out Balblair and Longmorn. Maybe they were close but were pipped at the post. I'm still yet to try the Glengoyne 25, but if it's a clear step up from the 21, which I do know and love, then I'll clearly have to get around to it at some stage. The Clynelish SV is truly superb and this year I've also enjoyed the Wemyss 1997 SC "Continental Platter" expression(46%) which had me drooling. Whisky Wednesday's picks are obviously top drops but I was too slow in ordering the Bunna and missed out completely. On the peated path I'd throw in the Octomore 7.3 Islay Barley for an honorable mention. There's still a few bottles available on the German market, though the prices are becoming more than silly. And in regard to Sherry my vote would go to the Glencadam 19 Oloroso Finish which is most definitely not a Sherry bomb, but one of the best balanced sherried whiskies I've ever had in my glass (only 6,000 bottles released but there may still be some available). Cheers!

Very delicious scotch sounds info. Thank you very much. Good to know.

It's always a pleasure to watch your Videos. Here's my Top 5 List: 1.Glengoyne 25 is also my favorite 2. Bunnahabhain 25 3. Balblair 1990-2017 4. Glendronach 15 Revival 5. Old Pulteney 17 Greetings from Germany P. S. 3 months ago I have started my own Glengoyne Experiment. I've toasted a 10ltr. Ex-Sherry Cask and filled it with Australian Merlot red wine. In two weeks i will empty it and fill it up with Glengoyne Cask Strength Batch No 3. Maybe the Glengoyne Merlot Finish will become one of my Top 5 in the List 😁

A truly professional Autodidactic, Love your reason's for valuing the whisky!

What a top 5! I still need to get hold of some Clynelish from Signatory. I’ve got a bottle from Carn Mor Celebration of the cask which is pretty good too! Great job Roy!

Very well, passionately defended list, Roy ! Agree about many of these (not tried all) and agree about quality/price ratio about the GLENGOYNE 25 yo (compared to for instance when the GLENFIDDICH 25 yo was released, at around 850 €!)

Great video as usual! The picks from the previous one were definitely more up my alley money-wise, these ones motivate me to try to get a raise at work :) Funny enough, the Elijah Craig Barrel Proof is the same price as Lagavoulin 8 at my favourite Polish retailers site, around 60 £. Not as easy to get your hands on decent whiskies here in Poland, the Internet saves the day, though.

Great video to tie in with the last one. I can't seem to get past my Glendronach 18 and my Old Pultney 17 at the moment. Oh and I picked up an independent bottling of Dailuaine recently that I've had a sample of. That's another I'm going to struggle to get past.

Great list Roy. I've had all of them except the Glengoyne 25. I've heard a lot of good things about the Glengoyne but I can't bring myself to spend so much money on it. Lag 12 (17) is great but I prefer the 2016, 14 and 13. The 2018 has jumped in price and I think I'll buy some older stuff instead. Just polished off my ECBP 69.7% but I'm about to get another. Can get the latest Clynelish but it's £135. It's very good but I can get 3 of the regular (and excellent) 14 yr for that. I so, so, wished I bought some more of the Moine. I dithered and it's now out of reach - a fantastic dram. Okay, my favourites that I'm enjoying right now in no particular order. G&M Bladnoch 23 (ex-bourbon); Mackillop's Choice Aultmore 22 (ex-bourbon); Signatory Vintage Glenlivet 11(ex-sherry - Oloroso); G&M Caol Ila 11 (3 sherry Butts not disclosed); and, like you, one bourbon - Blanton's Straight From The Barrel - 139 (bottled in 2015). All of these are single barrels apart from the Caol Ila and cask strength apart from the Bladnoch. Honorary mention to Lagavulin 12, Benromach 10 Imperial Proof, Bruichladdich Organic (very interesting whisky), Armorik Millesime (13yr sherry), Smokehead High Voltage.

Roy, I love the top pick!!!! Glengoyne 25 is my all-time favorite whisky and Glengoyne is all-time favorite distillery (to visit and drink). I do hope that was an authentic pick and not **nudge** encouraged by Glengoyne. I think Glengoyne is the most undervalued scotch and I would love for them to be more recognized. I am just hoping it's placement at the top of your list was pure Roy's opinion. Reviews are amazing as always!

Thanks for a great video Roy.

another great video Roy! Question, have you had a chance to compare glengoyne 21 to glengoyne 25? i ask because the 21 seems much more available where I am - thanks!

Great top 5 Roy, I have a couple of your picks, the Bunnahabhain Moine Oloroso and Lagavulin 12. I would probably also place the Glendronach 18yr Allardice. Caol Ila 17 Year Old Unpeated Special Releases 2015 and maybe the Octomore 6.3 in my pick. I should have picked up the Bunnahabhain 2008 Moine Bordeaux when it was available. On your recommendation I have just sprung an order for the Clynelish 14yr and Kilkerran 12yr. Cheers, Kev

Nice one roy... The only one i don't have in the cabinet is the clynliesh....nice choices pal....

Nice top five, fully agree that Glengoyne 25 is amazing and cannot go wrong with Lagavulin and Bunnahabhain....surprised to see no love for Ancnoc or Balblair in terms of value for age.

Great list. I still have to find a bottle of that Glengoyne 25. I thought about my top 5 and just couldn't trim it. So I'm going a different direction. My top 5 bottles I wish I could replace but probably can't. Fair warning - likely to be Talisker heavy. And yes a few of these are pricey 5. Bruichladdich 1985/32 Hidden Glory. Probably the most unique (while still good) flavor profile I've ever run across. I know MoM still has some bottles but they no longer ship to the US. 4. SMWS 26.119 A 21 year old cask strength Clynelish. 3. 2013 Talisker 25. 2. Gordon and Macphail Talisker Connoisseurs Choice a 24 yr old Talisker and quite possibly the best sherry finished Talisker. 1. 1979 Vintage Talisker 18 bottled by Cadenhead at (61.6%). For a Talisker lover this is just magic in a bottle.

Hey Roy long time no hear. Been off the grid for a few months. Superb video liked it a lot! Kind of funny after four bottles in the vid i thought hey i have all off those. But i have yet to try the Bottle of wow and the Clynelysh. Have a few bottles of the Bunnah Moine witch was my top 3 of 2017 with the Lagavulin 12 2017 edition... and an Mortlach just amazing stuff. I have the Glengoyne on my list and have not tried that so far. How is it compared to the Glendronach Parliment? Any similarities? Have a a good one Roy i always enjoy vids very informative! Slainté!

I’m looking at Lagavulin Distillers Edition vs. 12 yr Cask strength which would you pick. DE is about $45 difference

I’m a massive fan of signatory bottlings. I keep meaning to grab some bottles!

Cool List: I have to say that I haven't tried any of those. My Current top 5 that I can't reach past are: Redbreast 21, Green Spot Chateau Leoville Barton, Lot 40 Cask Strength, Auchentoshan Three Wood and Writer's Tears Cask Strength.

I've heard of a few of the whiskies you spoke about and I must say I'm very interested in trying them. My personal favorites would have to be the Deanston 40 year old and the Bunnahabhain 30 year old.

Hello Roy! Really like your videos, and your Scottish English! What part of Scotland are you from? Thank you!

Amazing video Roy...and I just so happen to enjoy most of these beautiful bottles because of a little birdie in Scotland who knows his stuff:). Will you let me know when that Signatory Clynelish comes available again? Cheers buddy!

Great video, Roy! The only whisky I have from your list is a 2014 bottle of Lagavulin 12, but I haven’t opened it yet.

*My Five (6) All time favourite Scotch Single Malts* *Bruichladdich Laddie 16 and 22-Year-Old* 46% abv A life changing whisky experience. A tried the 16 and 22-Year-Old at the distillery. They did not have any 22-Year-Old left (out of stock everywhere), but I walked away with the 16-Year-Old and am on my third bottle now. This is for me, the ultimate American white oak Ex-Bourbon Islay cask matured event. Non-Peated but you would be forgiven for thinking it was, showing a dominant coastal aroma and flavour that I will always associate with sitting on a bench outside the distillery, overlooking the sea and smelling the coastal air whilst sipping the 16. Sea breeze, salty sour apple, custard and honey, rich barley cream, honey cake with mixed spice. This is a close your eyes, have to be there, delicioussssssssssssssssssss event. *Kilchoman 100% Islay - 6th Edition* In a direct comparison of the 5th, 6th and 7th editions. All three are very similar, matured in the same first-fill American Ex-Bourbon casks for 5, 6 and 7 years respectively. For me the 6th edition has that perfect balance of smoked heather honey and butter with freshly baked wet apple pie, Horlicks Malt drink made with full-fat milk. White wine and Sea Salt granules. Fresh wood spices with a touch of burnt saw dust. Creamy Porridge, cooked with cream milk, lime juice and Sea-salt crystals sprinkled on top, slightly burnt at the bottom of the saucepan, poured into a granite bowl that still has some granite dust left on the bottom. Brewed English tea with milk made with a touch of fresh sea water.I love them all but for some, the 5th might be a bit too earthy. The 7th too light, lacking that peat experience. The 6th hits the spot. The greatest 100% Islay edition. Unfortunately, Kilchoman’s latest release, the 8th edition, contains a large percentage of Ex-Sherry cask matured whisky, completely changed the profile. Great shame! *Clynelish Available Only At The Distillery Exclusive bottling* 57.3% abv. Non-Chilled Filtered, Natural Colour, 100% Ex-Bourbon Casks. This whisky, more than any other, captures the dunnage warehouse from which it came. Standing in the warehouse, surrounded by casks of all ages and types, the overpowering and intoxicating aromas that makes your head spin. There is spirit and wood in the air. There is a dusty, earthy dry wood and damp airness about this. Add water and wait and you are rewarded with gentle coastal peat smoke, honey barley cream, icing sugar, vanilla cup-cakes, lemon grass, crispy red apples, caramel pecan nuts, salty caramel ice-cream. It was a sunny day when we visited Clynelish/Brora and you can taste that warm rich sunlight in this single malt. Close your eyes and you are back in Clynelish. The distillery experience captured in a bottle. *Caol Ila 18-Year-Old* One of my greatest whisky Tasting sessions with a group of friends was sitting down in front of a bottle of Caol Ila 12, 18 and 25-Year old and doing a direct comparison. The 12 with its in-your-face peat blast and sour fruit. The 25-Year-Old, the peat is virtually non-existent with the fruit flavours turned slightly too dry and merging into the wood spices. The 18-Year-Old, for me has that perfect balance of luscious sweet and sour lemon sponge cake with a more laid back peat experience than the 12, but still significant. Recently, seeing that I only had less than a quarter of a bottle of the Caol Ila 25 left, I poured some of my 18 into it bringing it up to just under half a bottle. I left it for a few days and then compared it with the 18-Year-Old. Dare I say, this was the best Caol Ila I’ve ever tasted, which includes the official Cask Strength 10 Year-Old and Gordon and McPhail Single Cask 14-Year-Old bottling. *BenRiach 22-Year-Old - Dark Rum Cask Finish* An Ex-Bourbon Cask matured whisky but finished in Jamaican Rum casks. Non Chilled Filtered, natural colour and Oh, what a colour! Similar to the Kilchoman 100% Islay, you get a huge mouth fill experience of malty barley porridge as if the mashing process event has been preserved in the distillation. It reminds me of the delicious and superb Appleton 21 Year-Old Jamaican rum with all its rich polished wood, bittersweet chocolate, apple crumble with melted caramel, vanilla rum ice-cream flavours and loads of exotic spices at the end. At the end there is a hint of sweet gun powder smoke.

Oh I wish I could get hold of that bunnahabain. Some of My top, hard to come by whiskies, would be Ardbeg Supernova 2015, Laddie 16 and Arran 10 anniversary cask strength.

Super list, just need my deerstalker cap.

I've been bitten by whisky. Have you tried any of the Scotch Malt Whisky Society whiskies? I would be interested to hear your thoughts. I love the fact they're straight from the cask, as the distillery intended.

Roy, I can get my hands on the glengoyne 25yo but it is a massive €330 here in Dublin. Is it worth this over the 21yo which I can get for €120?

Great list! Say, I do have a friend with a bottle of that Bunnahabhain Moine Oloroso... I think it's time for me to pay him a visit!

Haha! Love that special delivery!

Damn, I picked an expensive hobby...This video is great because if I want to spend some plus size money, this help mitigates picking one I would be disappointed with or full of regrets.

Roy, meant to comment on the last “top 5” I try not to have the same expressions in as there are just so many to try, but.......I always like to have a Caol Ila in and a Glenfarclas, Arran, AnCnoc, a cask strength Bourbon a Rye.....another Speyside, highland, Laga 16 , Dalwhinnie and then .........🤣

Gratz on getting another Glengoyne 25 :)

Had my first dram of Lagavulin 12 yesterday and it is really amazing but hard to get here in Austria and if you get it, it is double the prize of the 16.

Great vide Roy, I was waiting for it after the first one went out. Great picks, but I was betting Longmorn 16 will be in the list. Any reason it is not?

That last bottle stunt might force us to have to come back over the pond to help you finish that Lag12 ;-)

Nice Roy! I can't argue with the ECBP. It's one of the best boubons hands down and fairly easy to find now. I'd love to try that Glengoyne 25 but I can get 3 Allardice or 2 Parliaments w/ money leftover for the price of just 1 of those. Maybe one day I'll get one. Have you tried the 21yr and 30yr Glengoyne also?

Hey Roy, how about some recommendations on shops in Scotland/UK that ship to the US? I have dealt with Whiskey International and Whiskey World but wondering if you know of a few others. Thanks LeRoy

Wonderful way to start my week (Sunday=First working day of the week here in Israel). Aqvavitae Roy's favourite all time whskies! I'll write about my all time favourites in another comment, but I'd like to comment here on a little remark you made about watching people's reaction whilst drinking the Lag 12/2017. It frustrates me that many whisky RU-vidr reviewers cut out the moment they put the whisky in their mouths, smell, sample, taste, swirl and finally swallow the contents of the glass. For me, that moment is critical - to capture that facial expression tells a story. Whenever I have commented to them, they treated my request as a bit weird. "Who wants to see me swallow the whisky?, I'm here to review it!". However, your comment makes me believe that you get it! Watching someone experience the whisky, examining their facial expressions, their non-spoken language of the eyes and facial muscles, it all tells a huge story that enhances the spoken comments and sometimes, dare I say it, might betray your true feelings despite what you are saying! Watching someone enjoy a food or drink, transmits some of that experience and pleasure to the watcher. (Just ask any advertising expert!). Have you ever just sat there and watched your spouse or kids eat something which you have prepared them? A true delight. The Hebrew word for face is "PANNIM". פנים Anything with an "IM" at the end indicates that the word is plural. However, unlike ears, hands, feet...we seemingly only have one face? The Talmud explains that PANIM is plural because the face reveals on the outside what your true feelings are in the inside. It is a window to the sole, the inner you. You might be saying one thing but your facial expression reveals your true feelings.

I am not sure if I am allowed to say this, but... a big online retailer has the Glengoyne 25 on special at £233. Very tempting!!

Hey Roy, How does the 2016 Lagavulin 12 compare with the 2017. Found some 16 in a store the other day, they had three more should I go back? Silly question?

I think where I differ from many other bloggers is that when I look at rare/hard to source/expensive whiskies I'm often looking at blends, grain or overseas, I just don't buy into Single Malt being all that special anymore, the prices have ruined it for me. Compass Box This is not a Luxury Whisky was one of my all time favourites and I lament my bottle is finished. a 25 Year old Single Grain from Boutiquey is just wonderful, Blanton's barrel strength or Stagg are just wonderful. Big Peat 25 is also a belter and under £200 Single Malt wise older Highland Park or Glenfiddich are my go to but are now out of my price range. I wouldn't spend over £200 on a bottle of whisky anyway, it's just crazy money.

Great list ... Roy, how far apart is the Glengoyne 21 to the 25? The price difference is significant

Wow - that Glengoyne is looking dark and lovely🙂

Where can we buy the independent bottlers whiskey ?

What is the difference between Glendronach 21 and Grangoyne 25? Which is better for you

Glengoyne 25 - current November 2021 price now £350. An insider tip from 3 years ago! Do the modern versions of these hold up, or are they ephemeral choices for that year/moment?

Not taking into account availability and without a hard price limit, I find it hard to pick absolute favourites. Just because I'm in the mood for something different every day and I keep discovering new fantastic stuff while older acquaintances might fall out of favour or stop being able to keep up with the new discoveries. I am guessing that this won't stop any time soon, because there is just so much out there and with the sherry cask availability problem they keep experimenting with other types of casks (some of which I have thoroughly enjoyed). Of the top of my head, I've found the Glendronach 21 so fantastic that I might keep coming back to it for the foreseeable future unless they have to take it off the market or if the price increases beyond reasonability (there is still some room :) ). The same is true for the 10yo Edradour Sherry single cask bottlings (SV 46% and SFTC) - they are not very old, but I would count them as good examples that age isn't everything and they are still good value (although I would prefer the SFTC in a 0.7L bottle for its price) - and the best thing is, they seem to be staple products of Edradour and shouldn't die out too quickly. And as stated in the previous video, I will keep exploring what port maturations I can reasonably come by. There are too many to pick a clear absolute favourite and they aren't all the same either, but there are enough around still that it is "okay" if one or a few vanish from the market. Just one comment on your list: I was a bit surprised to see the GG25 on the top. I recently shared a sample with two mates and we all agreed that while it was very good, the price was hard to justify when you compare it with e.g. when you compare it with similar stuff around the 100 €/$/GBP mark and maybe slightly above, such as the aforementioned GD21 - I think I would rather buy 2.5 bottles of that one. :) The same conclusion we came to about the Bunnahabhain 25 (similar price) that day. But since this is purely subjective ... :) Let's be happy that we still have so much to choose from. ;) Slàinte!

3rd! Keep up the good work, Roy

By the way my top 5 (I have 7, but two are an either or) that I can't do without are as follows in no particular order... Lagavulin 16 Longmorn 16 Green Spot Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Highland Park Dark Origins / Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban Old Forester 1920

Great top 5 - want to find that cast strength Lagavulin 12

They sound great but question on the Clynelish. How far removed from the vein of say their staple 14 would you say it is? Totally different beast or comfortably similar?

Tried a Glengoyne 21 picked up for £109 last year & i simply drool over the thought of the 25 bottle = May have to take a deep breath & stump up :P

At the time of this post, I have two locations to pick up Elijah Craig Barrel Proof 2017 and 18 releases at about $65 per 750ml. Nabbed two.

Gotta say, I was not expecting the bourbon. Been talking to +Bourbinsane about trying bourbon, want to get into it as well. Gonna have to look at getting that Elijah Craig...

Does anyone know where I can get a bottle of the clynelish 8687

I might actually have a problem, I have five of Roy's top 5+5.

Love your video content, but the constant background music is maddening. Please consider fading the music out after the first ten seconds of intro. We’re happy to just listen to you talk. :)

That Bunny Mòine is definitely one I would love to get, but precious little chance of that here alas.

Why is the 25, $490 more expensive than the 21 here in the US? Is it really that much better?

Those are some great choices for a top five, and as always great video. I believe my name might have been spelled incorrectly. LOL

So... The number 3 Clynelish 11228... Was that aged in a Mtn Dew Cask? :P It looks super bright yellow to me. I'm sure it's the lighting, but it just struck me as funny.