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Had my first dram of this today in the cigar man cave and yes it is lovely

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In my last Will and Testament I'm to be embalmed with a couple of bottles of Laphroaig quarter cask, entombed in a cask coopered of quarter cask barrel and Spanish cedar then buried in Islay.

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My favorite whisky when price is taken into consideration. Always have a few bottles around. Perfect with any cigar deep enough to hold up to a scotch.

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It is a good drink and very consistent too. While I prefer the 18, every so often I will get a bottle of this when the mood calls for it.

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The provincial 'regime' that allows us to buy alcohol (provincial liquor control board of Ontario) ran out of this at all local locations around Christmas this year, I was in a full panic. The QC has become my fav of the three I have tried - 10 year old, QA Cask and QC Cask - and, is the best price.

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This one is indeed a nice bang for the buck. The 15 yro was my favortie until the axed it. I love the smoky medicinal side it gives.

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Laphroig is a once bitten, forever enraptured type of single malt, truly a love it or (I don't understand this) hate it whisky. I had two bottles of the QC, and (sadly) am down to my last dram or 3 of this nectar of the Gods... while the 18 year is spectacular in its own right, the folks from Islay knocked it out of the park on this one!

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I wasn't a massive fan of the quarter cask when i first tried it, but as i drank through the bottle it soon became one of my favourites.

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This one is indeed a nice bang for the buck. The 15 yro was my favortie until the axed it. I love the smoky medicinal side it gives.

Agree. The 15Y is/was my favorite as well. When I found out they discontinued it, I bought every bottle in a 100 mile radius...a grand total of four bottles (three at one location). I'm more fond of the 15Y than the 18Y...however, if offered the 18Y, I certainly won't turn it down.

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Laphroig is a once bitten, forever enraptured type of single malt.

That's how I've tried to explain my love of Laphroaig to my wife. Unfortunately, she can't stand the smell of it...its a Scotch that I often drink alone at home.

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Agree. The 15Y is/was my favorite as well. When I found out they discontinued it, I bought every bottle in a 100 mile radius...a grand total of four bottles (three at one location). I'm more fond of the 15Y than the 18Y...however, if offered the 18Y, I certainly won't turn it down.

Unfortunately for me by the time I learned of the sad news I was well into my last bottle. I can say that now I am a much more advised drinker. ;-)

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Love to drink the 10 before noon, a great way to begin a day off. The QC has a bit more punch, more of a after dinner drink for me. Both pair very well with the fuller bodied Habanos. And yes it is definatly a love it or hate scotch.

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Love to drink the 10 before noon, a great way to begin a day off. The QC has a bit more punch, more of a after dinner drink for me. Both pair very well with the fuller bodied Habanos. And yes it is definatly a love it or hate scotch.

Before noon :) nice!

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at the airport and just picked up a bottle of the PX cask.

not tried it before. anyone?

also the talisker storm.

I picked up a bottle last week. Much like the 10yo but with the expected sweetness from the px. I prefer the 10 and the qc, but nice for a change of pace.

What did you think of it ken?

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at the airport and just picked up a bottle of the PX cask.

not tried it before. anyone?

also the talisker storm.

PX Cask is interesting, a "softer" style Laphroaig but still plenty beefy by normal whisky standards.

I think the normal Talisker 10 YO trumps the Storm when tried side by side on a number of occasions, there appears to be more intensity in the 10 YO. Still a good honest drink nonetheless.

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I picked up a bottle last week. Much like the 10yo but with the expected sweetness from the px. I prefer the 10 and the qc, but nice for a change of pace.

What did you think of it ken?

Working through an older bottle of Laph 10 over the past few weeks. Very nice, although I prefer the rougher edges of the QC.

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it quickly became the bottle I would reach for and it pairs well with some many different cigars. I grab a 1.25L bottle every time I go to duty free/USA.

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