BurningLegs
Guru
Just read the email from Zwift about the ceramicspeed mission. It says that when you join the mission the “watt saving” pulley will be equipped. Anyone know if this mission is actually going to alter performance in Zwift??
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Yes it will. Not by much - but yes.
GPLlama put out a vid on it yesterday. I'll find the link.
JuhaL
Guru
I enjoy it very sophisticated way. First i smell it for a while then with the time i will sip it.
JuhaL
Guru
When i start my whiskey ”hobby” i was surprised what kind a different flavour world it is.
berty bassett
Legendary Member
- Location
- I'boro
Haven’t drunk whisky since I was 16
Made a pig of myself while camping and necked a bottle
Fell asleep with head in stingers and feet in a lake
Could have been worse , could have been sleeping other way round ! Was Ill for days after , can’t even smell it now !
Made a pig of myself while camping and necked a bottle
Fell asleep with head in stingers and feet in a lake
Could have been worse , could have been sleeping other way round ! Was Ill for days after , can’t even smell it now !
Aleman
Knees are FUBAR but I don't like to mention it
- Location
- Blackpool UK
Yeah, huge range of flavours. I'm an Islands and Highlands fan. Really love the smoke and peat flavours. I'm looking for a bottle of Port Ellen '63, to complete my Islay set of distilleries ... A mere '£4500'
At the other end of the scale are the light and clean lowland malts, again great drinking ... The only ones I don't really get along with are the Speysides, for me it's very 'grain spirit' oriented, and I don't find that "nice" ... Possibly another reason I'm not a bourbon, or Irish whiskey fan either.
Happy birthday Juhal 🎂
I'm the same with Brandy - I was 17, 6th form party.
Brendan Parker
Veteran
- Location
- essex, england
youth club disco
I don't drink but collect bottles (full), when I did drink it was always Irish Whiskey, I've got a nice Midleton very rare. I tend to collect world whiskeys now, so Indian, Swedish, french, Irish, Filipino, Taiwan etc..Yeah, huge range of flavours. I'm an Islands and Highlands fan. Really love the smoke and peat flavours. I'm looking for a bottle of Port Ellen '63, to complete my Islay set of distilleries ... A mere '£4500'
At the other end of the scale are the light and clean lowland malts, again great drinking ... The only ones I don't really get along with are the Speysides, for me it's very 'grain spirit' oriented, and I don't find that "nice" ... Possibly another reason I'm not a bourbon, or Irish whiskey fan either.
Happy birthday Juhal 🎂
JuhaL
Guru
I like whiskey where is bit of sherry flavor like Glengoyne 21yo, Macallan Sherry Oak 18yo, Balvenie Doublewood, Dalmore King Alexander III etc. If i only knew what whiskey is matured in a Sherry casks i am ready to buy it and taste it. Most of a time when i buy new brand for me it's more like trial and error, if i buy two bottles i select one what i know i like and other one is usually something new for me. For me it take some time to get used to whiskey where is smoke and peat flavor, something like Ardbeg which flavors are generally very smoke and peat.Yeah, huge range of flavours. I'm an Islands and Highlands fan. Really love the smoke and peat flavours. I'm looking for a bottle of Port Ellen '63, to complete my Islay set of distilleries ... A mere '£4500'
At the other end of the scale are the light and clean lowland malts, again great drinking ... The only ones I don't really get along with are the Speysides, for me it's very 'grain spirit' oriented, and I don't find that "nice" ... Possibly another reason I'm not a bourbon, or Irish whiskey fan either.
Happy birthday Juhal 🎂
JuhaL
Guru
It's easy to get drunk and have a good hangover with whiskey. If you drink whiskey enough one day then next day you can come bit drunk again only drinking a water.
You should try Penderyn sherrywood, it's a Welsh Whiskey
