sud98
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You can check out the official price list. Your eyes will start watering, even if these are regular prices.
Any single malt afficionados here?
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Its real. i may not be a whiskey aficionado but i know my malts
Wow, love the glasses and the way the table is setup.
powerslave
Active Member
This is a nice thread, my favourite among all I have had are Lagavulin 16 yrs and Oban 14 yrs. Unfortunately due to COVID , no more overseas trips and lockdowns I am back to Vat69 and 100 piper (thanks to my father's armed forces quota).
srinisundar
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I had this a year back, now looking for travel outside to get these...
same here, although i wasn't travelling, Travelling friends would get my poison ( Ardbeg 10, Laphroig 10 and Black label {daily sipper}) haven't gone higher than these, loved Ardbeg and Laphroig but am now back to Black and white, single malts from Paul John and Amrut, Sad daysThis is a nice thread, my favourite among all I have had are Lagavulin 16 yrs and Oban 14 yrs. Unfortunately due to COVID , no more overseas trips and lockdowns I am back to Vat69 and 100 piper (thanks to my father's armed forces quota).
Kumar442244
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How many days one has to stay dry post vaccination? 
During Vaccination it was told to me that 5 days before and a week after ( online search says drinking in moderation doesn't cause any harmHow many days one has to stay dry post vaccination?
)How many days one has to stay dry post vaccination?
Preferably two months Kumar & to avoid temptation I can help, shall I book a pickup via Dunzo
srinisundar
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Still have stock of Ardbeg and Laphroig... Having tasted Yamazaki at @GeorgeO home, just going behind Japanese whiskey which is slightly expensive but good.
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Black_Hawk
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I don't drink but I'm on this thread and after browsing through the last few pages I'm feeling a strange kind of thirst.
I wonder why!!
I wonder why!!
flat_listener
Active Member
Nice, curious to know what sip is in the glass.
Bangalore's Single Malt Amateur Club is creating a community of people passionate about whisky:
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Single Malt Amateur Club is creating a community of people passionate about whisky
Amid a notable evolution in India’s whisky culture, Bangalore-based Single Malt Amateur Club is creating a band of whisky lovers. The club now has 3,800 members, and offers whisky tours, tasting sessions, master classes, specialty glassware, and more.
reignofchaos
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Wow had no clue such a thing exists. Unfortunately I doubt there will be any real meets during the pandemic.Bangalore's Single Malt Amateur Club is creating a community of people passionate about whisky:
Single Malt Amateur Club is creating a community of people passionate about whisky
Amid a notable evolution in India’s whisky culture, Bangalore-based Single Malt Amateur Club is creating a band of whisky lovers. The club now has 3,800 members, and offers whisky tours, tasting sessions, master classes, specialty glassware, and more.
This is great if and when meets and events happen, i have a joined the club hope there is some activity soon, especially exclusive launches from indian single malt makersBangalore's Single Malt Amateur Club is creating a community of people passionate about whisky:
Single Malt Amateur Club is creating a community of people passionate about whisky
Amid a notable evolution in India’s whisky culture, Bangalore-based Single Malt Amateur Club is creating a band of whisky lovers. The club now has 3,800 members, and offers whisky tours, tasting sessions, master classes, specialty glassware, and more.
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