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  • In honour of the great poet Robbie Burns

    As tonight is Burns night, and I forgot to try get some haggis earlier, so I have some Irish white pudding which is kinda similar.

    I am toasting the great man with a wee dram of Scotch instead of Irish so I have selected from my collection the Isle of Jura 16 year old.

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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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    • #3
      Slainte(I have a Bunnahabhain myself)

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      • #4
        Have you seen a doctor about that, burnie?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Babru View Post
          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.

          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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          • #6
            Originally posted by Scarlet
            Can are you uploading from a phone? If so, on your phone photo tools, choose edit and crop just a smidge from the photo and try again. It won't rotate.

            Hi Scarlet no I’m uploading from my iPad and I have been able to rotate but it keeps putting it on its side.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by burnie View Post
              Slainte(I have a Bunnahabhain myself)

              Sl�inte Maith Burnie

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Can the Man View Post
                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
                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.

                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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                • #9
                  Thanks Scarlet but it�s not working for me now, probably too much Robbie Burns nectar

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                  • #10
                    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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                    • #11
                      We were expected to write our own ..............so they were having us on.

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                      • #12
                        Why will it not let me edit my post, I forgot a very important NOT from my text

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                        • #13
                          What it should have read

                          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.

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                          • #14
                            Are you sure, Can?

                            The boy stood on the burning deck
                            And he was all a-quiver.
                            He gave a cough,
                            His leg fell off
                            and floated down the river.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by veggiechicken View Post
                              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?
                              Not routinely VC, though it has been known on occasion!
                              Last edited by bario1; 25-01-2020, 09:26 PM. Reason: Fixing quote
                              Mostly flowers, some fruit and veg, at the seaside in Edinburgh.

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