What is Glengoyne like ?

[Telo]

Not a connoisseur myself, but Glengoyne is a rather nice, warm, Lowland malt made not far from here. The Glengoyne distillery is at the foot of Dumgoyne, the westernmost hill of the Campsie Fells. Rather a nice scramble when we we used to have cold frosty winter days.

Not sure what the appropriate opening occasion should be, but, enjoy it when you do.

[Shuggy]

It's brilliant stuff. Used to be my second nearest distillery before we moved house! I've been there a few times, and had a great evening blending our own whisky etc there.

The 10 year old is really light and (I think, anyway) quite nutty. Great as an aperitif or a lunch time warmer. Struggles a bit for flavour post-dinner. One of my favourites.

[bilbo]

I'm thinking the same strange man came by here on his way north, for a boxed bottle of that same strange mixture was left on my table. He did have tea and biscuits, and a spot of lunch as well, before he left for points north.

P'rhaps someone will ask that 'Lakie' chappie on TOP whether he, too, received a similar benediction...... when TOP resurrects a working server, that is.

[bilbo]

I can tell you this - the 'Glengoyne' is a darn sight better than oil of cloves, and for that I am more than a little thankful, tonight, to our mutual friend DM.

[duncanmack]

I am beginning to think he bought a cheap job lot from somewhere.

Cheeky!

I know a man........

It's the stuff dreams are made of!