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Can I secretly say I don't like whisky? I've tried a few and they all taste horrible.....sorry.
On the other hand, we had haggis for dinner, always do on Burns Night, and other times too. OH and I are originally from Ayrshire, and Robert Burns is big there. I rate his work too.Mostly flowers, some fruit and veg, at the seaside in Edinburgh.
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Originally posted by Babru View PostCan I secretly say I don't like whisky? I've tried a few and they all taste horrible.....sorry.
On the other hand, we had haggis for dinner, always do on Burns Night, and other times too. OH and I are originally from Ayrshire, and Robert Burns is big there. I rate his work too.
Babru can I be so bold as to suggest that you might be trying the wrong whiskey. I don’t know if you know that Irish in general is distilled 3 times, making it more smoother than Scotch or Bourbon, also we don’t have that peaty smokey influence in our whiskey.
Another tip I was given years ago by a master distiller ‘Always add a wee drop of water to release the natural oils and the true flavour’. There is a remarkable difference when you add a drop of water. It becomes more smooth. Sl�inte Maith
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I agree with Babru. I've never liked whisky (Scotch, Irish, Welsh or Bourbon) since an overdose of Whisky Mac when I was a young un. Still like Ginger wine though.Originally posted by Can the Man View PostBabru can I be so bold as to suggest that you might be trying the wrong whiskey. I don�t know if you know that Irish in general is distilled 3 times, making it more smoother than Scotch or Bourbon, also we don�t have that peaty smokey influence in our whiskey.
Another tip I was given years ago by a master distiller �Always add a wee drop of water to release the natural oils and the true flavour�. There is a remarkable difference when you add a drop of water. It becomes more smooth. Sl�inte Maith
Do you recite poetry on Burns night - or was that something my Scottish neighbours made us do at their Burns Nights, just to make us look foolish?
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VC they do recite Burns poetry, but it can depend on your audience, some of the Burns stuff I know you would NOT repeat on a forum like this.
The boy stood on the burning deck ........

Last edited by Can the Man; 25-01-2020, 09:01 PM.
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Not routinely VC, though it has been known on occasion!Originally posted by veggiechicken View PostDo you recite poetry on Burns night - or was that something my Scottish neighbours made us do at their Burns Nights, just to make us look foolish?Mostly flowers, some fruit and veg, at the seaside in Edinburgh.
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