Ya_Bane

Just wanted everyone to know why I won't be posting anymore in WuTang forum.

It is because the moderator SUNNY WATERS practices False Attribution.

He attributes words to me that I did not post. He deletes my words from my post and inserts his own words in their place,... thus attributing words to me that I did not post.

I know it is hard to believe that a moderator would stoop to such dishonest tactics, but that is the fact.

For MANAGEMENT, a moderator, to do this degrades the forum.
It makes honest debate impossible. So no reason for me to post here.

Best Wishes to all, JP
http://www.mosquitonet.com/~prewett/

On the whisky forum I go to I havent seen any North Americans mentioning it. Sometimes my province is the first to get things and its used as a test market. LCBO is the single biggest alcohol purchaser in the world.

There are some that complain about many younger whiskies. Sometimes peat and smoke can mask a younger whisky of its immature vegetal notes. If you notice most whiskies after around 12 years start losing their peat strength and other notes develop.

Others simply pass on the younger bottlings because they believe that they are overpriced for what they are. Not that they are bad whiskies but because the new distillery is using the releases to generate at least some income while waiting for most of their 12 and 18s to mature.

It could be a good one like the reviews indicate. When Ardbeg opened back up and started with their Very Young, Jim Murray rated it well for a young whisky. Michael Jackson rated many really young whiskies high.

No, Kilchoman has not been released yet in my province. I don't think we will get any of the very young bottings and LCBO will probably just start with the 8 or 10 year olds due in a few more years.

Before anything else you need to get "Here Come The Horns" and "Merry Go Round". those are their two best albums imo, after that go nuts with the rest, their pretty consistant.

woooooooooooooo!