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> Good whiskey needs no adulteration. Most whiskey is not sold at cask strength so evidently most distillers disagree. On the other hand, the higher quality wh
by surement 9y ago
> Good whiskey needs no adulteration.
Most whiskey is not sold at cask strength so evidently most distillers disagree. On the other hand, the higher quality whiskies are usually the ones that have lower cask strength and higher bottle strength, i.e. less diluted.
- KGIII 9y agoCorrect. Good whiskey is perfect when you get it. The folks who made it know how to make good whiskey. I never buy cask strength.
- slowmovintarget 9y agoThat's a shame. There are some Lagavulin and Laphroaig bottlings that are amazing at cask strength, without any additional dilution.
- KGIII 9y agoI haven't found one I really like. I've been enjoying some 18 year old Buchanan. I refuse to spell it without the 'e.' Not that I have a war to win, but spellcheck prefers it and I let spellcheck make many choices for me. It's for the best, really.