Penderyn - the Welsh Whisky

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M.A.B (Mad About Bushcraft)
Dec 30, 2005
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In my quest with a neighbour to enjoy the more obscure quality whiskiys of the world (ncluding the very competent Japanese malts) I stumbled today on the new Welsh single malt - Penderyn.

Pleasntly smooth non chill filtered malt. Golden colour with a slight toffee note. Jura meets bourbon is as close as I can get.

Anyone else tried it?

Red
 
Here's a view. Can't rotate it on the phone sadly

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Red
 
Ah well you can't please everyone.I'm Welsh born and bred and can't stand the stuff.I suppose it's alright for our foreign bretheren from over the bridge though.
 
I had a 40th birthday bash with friends camping around Snowdon 3 years ago.

A friend made me do a blind taste test on two malts. The rules were I could keep the one I liked the most but had to share the other one with the group.

Turns out that the one I liked the least (but it was good) was a Welsh one and I think it was a Penderyn.

Thankfully I chose the other one. It was nectar. Turns out it was a 40 year old Duncan Taylor malt.

As far as I remember the Penderyn was quite spicy and enjoyed by everyone.
 
I drink Rum, vodka, in fact nearlly any spirit.
But Whiskey is a drink i feel I should like but havn't found one that I like.
My dad liked whiskey, and I do like JD and coke, Cuttysark(sp?).
but by itself. Not found one yet. So any suggestions? I want a sensible priced one please for every day drinking say with ice.
Alan
 
WELSH GOLD! i used to live just the other side of the beacons from the distillery and went on a visit there once lovely stuff. try the sherrywood finish one as well its awesome
 
a quick shuftey around the online bevvy shops and it shows up in the best sellers of a few in the malts section one to try at some point in the future i think :)
 
my dad rates it, he had two bottles for christmas. glad because its a lot cheaper than the macallan i used to buy him.
 
I find Whiskey an odd tipple... I have tried many, and to the utter chargrin of a whiskey connasseur friend of mine, I find them all equally awful :dunno:

I have tried whiskeys that he's had shipped over from abroad, Special reserves at £200 a bottle and allsorts to no avail. The nearest I've ever got to enjoying whiskey is a Canadian offering called Crown Royal..... I kinda like that!!

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