A few fortifieds and spirits
Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2004 9:39 am
Penderyn Whisky: A Welsh single malt. Ours might be the only bottle in Australia, since they've only just released it and it was brought over by a friend living in Wales. I'm not the Scotch drinker of the household, but the individual who is rated it as a seriously good drop. Definitely too good for survival Scotch - sip it slowly and enjoy.
Seppelt Oloroso: Probably as dry as my sweet tooth will allow me. Very tasty stuff, magnificent value at $20 or so.
Talijancich Julian James White Liqueur: A mixture of Muscadelle (Tokay) and Pedro. Very tasty, simple grapy flavours (like a mid-range tokay) but with a nice burnt toffee edge. Fair value at around $20...if I can get some at the price it sold for at auction recently, it will become my standard quaffing fortified.
Kieran
Seppelt Oloroso: Probably as dry as my sweet tooth will allow me. Very tasty stuff, magnificent value at $20 or so.
Talijancich Julian James White Liqueur: A mixture of Muscadelle (Tokay) and Pedro. Very tasty, simple grapy flavours (like a mid-range tokay) but with a nice burnt toffee edge. Fair value at around $20...if I can get some at the price it sold for at auction recently, it will become my standard quaffing fortified.
Kieran