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Scotch appreciation

Photographs from Black Dog Scotch appreciation event...








 Black Dog 18 Year Old Scotch Whisky

Tasting Notes

Color: Deep, golden, glossy and mahogany.
Nose: A truly noble bouquet of luscious malty tones and rich velvety textures with a hint of oloroso sherry in the background.
Taste:   Round and mellow complex quixotic flavours with an impeccable balance of individual malt and grain whiskies and silky soft tones that dance on the tongue.
Finish: Luxuriously smooth and long, a testament to the malt & grain whiskies which have spent years in oak casks & vats.



Black Dog 12 Year Old Scotch Whisky

Tasting Notes

Color: Amber, with golden highlights.
Aroma: Robust malty, mellow woody, complex yet delicate aroma of sherry and vanillic sweetness with whispers of soft peatiness in the background.
Palate: Beautifully rounded, heavy body, pronounced malty, mellow woody, fruity sweetness with teasing light warm peat.
Finish: Luxurious and exciting, long and warm with a touch of cream.


Black Dog Centenary Scotch Whisky

Tasting Notes

Color: Amber with golden highlights.
Aroma: Matured wood, toasted malt, mild honey sweetness, delicate butterscotch bordering on cream, with floral nuances that emerges at the end.
Palate:  Robust body, pronounced rich malt and oak and sherry sweetness, spreads warmly in the mouth like silent sea waves.
Finish: Balanced, long, intense and bright.




Venue: Habanero, Whitefield (http://habanero.in/)
Date: September 15, 2012
Host: Mohit Nishchol

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33 comments:

  1. I appreciated Scotch! That 18 y/o sounds nice, very nice...

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  2. My husband likes Scotch every now and again!

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  3. And we were just thinking that a little Scotch might help us get over this cough we have from the flu.

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  4. I don't drink (anymore), so the whiskey's not for me....But let me tell you....the food looks super and the people in your post are some of the most beautiful!

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  5. I'm sure that aged Scotch tastes even more beautiful than it looks! Thanks for sharing these images with Photo Art Friday, Shiju.

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  6. I rarely drink but after reading these descriptions I think that if I were to drink then I might would like to try one of these. And the picture of food looks so good and definitely would like to try it.

    Thanks for sharing such a delight for this weeks Theme Thursday.

    God bless.

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  7. Lovely photos of the event!

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  8. nothing better than a good blended, aged scotch!

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  9. Looks like an interesting event. I like the PAF photo, such a pensive expression. I agree with Bonnie about how rich and golden the Scotch looks. Also those meatballs look quite tasty.

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  10. mhm... looks like a fun time!

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  12. Based on your thumbnail, I thought that woman holding a glass of Black Dog was your subject for "The Beauty of Aging." And I was intrigued. I thought that was rather bold of her to accept aging :)

    Nonetheless, beautiful images you got!

    Cheers!

    Hopping from Photo Art Friday.

    Here's mine:
    http://turningboholano.blogspot.com/2012/09/conscious-creation.html

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  13. Great shots.

    http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/

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  14. i don't drink however your pictures of the event were exciting.

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  15. Looks like a great evening. Love the warmth in these colours.

    Mollyxxx

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  16. I'm not a drinker but that Scotch is beautifully packaged. Looks like you had a fun night.
    Happy SIMC, jj

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  17. Love your photo on Mandarin Orange Monday! Really great, Cheers Jane

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  18. Interesting series - very elegant portrait with that gorgeous orange background. I like the last one with all the bottles too - great effects with light and colour. Thank you for sharing your work on Mandarin Orange Monday:)

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  19. You have got same nice portraits there.

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  20. I'd like to be there!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.

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  21. Hey Shiju, glad to have met u at the whiskey tasting session.. awesome pics ma man.. looks way too cool :)

    I've written bout this event too n mentioned bout u .. do hv a look, my friend :)

    Cheers!


    fc*klove

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  22. Gorgeous pictures of what looks like a great event.

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