Whisky

Glenturret		Tried the 18 year old and found it rather nice. Recently had the 22 year old from 1985, bottle 175 of 305 (Cask 136) 55.2% volume
Glen Moray		Glen Moray is a classic Speyside single malt whisky owned by Glenmorangie
Glenmorangie		Had the 10 year old whisky, recall it pleasant
Laphroaig		Laphroaig 10 Year Old is an all-malt Scotch Whisky from the remote island of Islay in the Western Isles of Scotland. Laphroaig, pronounced "La-froyg", is a Gaelic word meaning "the beautiful hollow by the broad bay". The 7 year olf variant is so much different :)
Highland Park		Made from the best barley malted over peat fires; merged with the unique spring waters of the island; and aged in casks for a minimum of twelve years that shape its rare and very distinctive character
Tomtintoul		Extending the award-winning Tomintoul Speyside Glenlivet range was the result of much painstaking work by Master Distiller Robert Fleming and his dedicated team.
Loch Lomond		The taste on the palette is sweet, smokey, with hints of finest Madeira wine and has a long, mellow finish, with echoes of a raisiny Xmas pudding.
Tobermory		Unpeated malted barley creates a unique golden liquid with a magical heritage inspired by the Spanish Galleon whose treasure still rests close to the charming Tobermory Distilery.
Old Pulteney		Matured wholly in air-dried, hand-selected ex-bourbon casks, the 'unashamedly excellent' Old Pulteney 12-years-old is the definitive expression in the Old Pulteney family. Traditionally crafted using techniques that other distillers have long abandoned, this winner of numerous gold medals at the most prestigious international competitions is a high water-mark of quality spirits.
Tormore		Tormore is a comparatively modern distillery, having been built by the Schenley International company in 1959.  This made it the first 20th century distillery to be built in the Highlands, a circumstance that generated considerable interest.  The architect of the new distillery was Sir Albert Richardson, the president of the Royal Academy, and the distillery buildings are so pretty that the distillery's appearance has been likened to a spa by more than one commentator. Despite these favourable characteristics (and its large capacity of over 3.5 million litres/year) almost all of the production from the distillery is destined for owners Chivas Group's blended whiskies (the distillery was bought as part of the Allied Domecq aquisition by Chivas parent Pernod Ricard in 2005). The present official bottling of Tormore is a 12 year old, although an Allied-era 15yo is also still available.  Independent bottlings are unusual. Nose: Meadow smells, grass and wild flowers (heather), varnish and cereal (grist and malty cereal); some spice and herbs with water. Taste: Full bodied and oily, but light and slightly acidic. Orange peel Notes: Water kills it, sours it and lengthens the finish. Drink straight.