Ah, so yes, I’m a few years older than the last time I posted on this blog. Life takes its course and passwords will be lost but eventually all is recovered. I’ve been honing a certain business hook over the years…scotch. It is an amazing tool to wield power over the minds of the male dominated industry I’m a part of. When boss men wants to impress with a bouquet of flowers (lame) I give them a look and tell them with no hesitation; “You want to thank me for the job I’ve done? Get me a good bottle of scotch.” and they get this funny little smile on their face investigating the possibilities of what kind of a gal I might really be. I just turn away and go back to work. I’ll judge and assess all these guys based upon the kind of scotch they give not the size of the sock stuffed in their pants. The only guy I fuck is my husband!
So boss man did right by me not too long ago and a bottle of Ardbeg Corryvreckan landed on my desk after a particularly arduous two weeks. Now we’re talking. He’s ok by me. He gives me shit when I deserve it and I know I can dish it back – for the most part. I have a bottle of Johnnie Walker Blue at home – a Christmas gift from a couple of wonks in my office who think they’re hot shit. They need a lesson or two from the Whisky Woman. I admit to being nice to them for the gesture (it was, after all a pretty pricey gesture) but COME ON! So I swill the Blue while sneering at the wonks and savor the Ardbeg with a respectful “slainte” to the big man. My life is sweet.
I wish this Single Malt Scotch weapon worked as well on women. LOL
ARDBEG CORRYVRECKAN
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________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ARDBEG CORRYVRECKAN REVIEW – by JOHN HANSEL of THE MALT ADVOCATE Powerful, muscular, well-textured, and invigorating. Even within the realm of Ardbeg, The more aggressive notes of coal tar, damp kiln, anise and smoked seaweed are Malt Advocate magazine rating: 96 Malt Advocate “Whisky of the Year” for 2009 |
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________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ DISTILLERS TASTING NOTES Colour: Deepest amber Aroma: Heady, intense and powerful. With the first sniff, encounter the deep and turbulent force of Corryvreckan Swirl water into the glass, and observe the magical collision of whisky and water. As the whirlpool narrows and quickens moving ever deeper, Taste: Plunge into the whirlpool and taste the mysterious depths of Corryvreckan. The first plunge brings forth chewy peppered steak soaked in pepper Finish: Long, deep and remaining powerful into the finish with black tarry |



