anyone know much about whisky?

I'm a Famous Grouse fan myself but received this bottle as a gift and can't find a single bit of info on it!

Looks like a blend to me. You need to have a 'wee dram' to test it  

sorry i only know about jack d brands  

Chiara wrote:Looks like a blend to me. You need to have a 'wee dram' to test it  

 I'm terrified of opening it in case it's valuable   But judging by the lack of any info whatsoever on the net, I may just have to! What's it they say in Scotland? Slainte!?

Steve wrote:sorry i only know about jack d brands  

Maybe you'll all have to have a wee dram with me?!

i would try an little not to much  get the ice out

Steve wrote:i would try an little not to much  get the ice out

Got the ice, don't have any fancy whisky glasses, so you'll have to slum it a bit!

Here's the coat of arms on the bottle:

where was it made?

It says "distilled and bottled in Scotland"

There's not much story on the label or dates - just "stuart and james rare light whisky...produce from finest malt and grain whiskies..."

It will be a blend, just get the glasses out! 'all the best'  

i'm not keen on scot whisky but i wont turn down an glass lol


jack daniels single barrel <<<--- i love this but it cost a bit £50 in the uk
gentleman jack <<--- another nice one cost a bit more then normal jack d

Slainte is more Irish  

Steve wrote:i'm not keen on scot whisky but i wont turn down an glass lol


jack daniels single barrel <<<--- i love this but it cost a bit £50 in the uk
gentleman jack <<--- another nice one cost a bit more then normal jack d

I prefer Jim Beam as a bourbon  

Steve wrote:i'm not keen on scot whisky but i wont turn down an glass lol


jack daniels single barrel <<<--- i love this but it cost a bit £50 in the uk
gentleman jack <<--- another nice one cost a bit more then normal jack d

At least we know what to get you for your b'day!

My Irish granny got me onto Scotch  Johnnie Walker seems to be big here, can't get Grouse in the restaurants  

Chiara wrote:Slainte is more Irish  

  

RoxysMum wrote:

Chiara wrote:Slainte is more Irish  

  

Don't worry about it  

I have seen it and its quite expensive, so drink it with care.  

Inezmaria70 wrote:I have seen it and its quite expensive, so drink it with care.  

You'd better not be kidding Inez   

  

 

www.jbscotch.com/‎

From 10 years in pubs its not one I have seen this way, and I can't find anything out about it either.

My view, if its there to be drunk, drink it

Inezmaria70 wrote:www.jbscotch.com/‎

That's what I was leaning towards - it's the "J & S" that's throwing me

janey wrote:From 10 years in pubs its not one I have seen this way, and I can't find anything out about it either.

My view, if its there to be drunk, drink it

Ok, ok, arm twisted - the glasses are out, the ice is ready and the pups are fast asleep. Party round mine  

RoxysMum wrote:

Inezmaria70 wrote:www.jbscotch.com/‎

That's what I was leaning towards - it's the "J & S" that's throwing me

Yes me too!  

I don't think the brands are connected.

I think your right Janey, the bottle just looks similar  

Right, we'll just open it then

It looks like a blend to me, if you only have one bottle of it anyway open and enjoy.

RoxysMum wrote:Right, we'll just open it then

I am going to join you now with a glass of dry white! 

 

What's the back label look like Lisa?

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I've scoured the net and can't find nothing

Aw well, we tried Down the hatch!