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How many grams of 18kt gold in the watch ?

I have seen the brand when I travel, Ohio is an alcohol controlled state, so not great availability, I haven't jumped the one, I should try it, I've been meaning to get into independent bottlings, is this a blended malt? Slàinte!

Does it come with gloves ??

Great video, very insightful! thanks for doing the work. Glenmorangie is my wife favorite distillery, I love it too, I'd say I am an Ardbeg guy, so between the both of us LVMH got us hehe, slàinte!

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I've been considering Glenmorangie for a bit and came across your reviews. Ended up checking them all out. It's a big plus when someone covers a core range (or most of it). Lends some consistency, etc. Great idea to discuss food pairings as well.

Gerald Genta is a true icon!

Great watches come from Tudor!

Hi I'm new to your channel on the hole you come across very well and the production is is great but sorry to be picky but you are pronouncing Tudor completely wrong . the name Tudor was named after the England monarchy and the emblem on the crown is the English rose 🌹 and the shield emblem is representing the coat of arms just thought it might be handy to know and the movement is a modified breitling movement with a 70 hour power reserve it's a very nice watch I own the black steel and gold great video thanks John 👍.

Great all around review! Thank you!

This video would’ve been 10x better if you actually tasted the whisky and gave a review of the palate. If you already have a fan base that’s okay with these one word descriptors, good for you. But this makes me worry that your watch reviews are like *puts on Rolex* “Heavy” *moves on with no context*

cant wait to open my bottle for my birthday in november. its one ive been wanting to try for a while but the price has kept me from buying it. was able to pick it up recently on special for $209

Very well put together video . Better than ones who have millions of followers. Excellent review. Looking forward to ones to come. Macallan's, Glenfiddichs and GlenLivet's next.. Will be nice to hear ur opinions on those as well

I'm glad that you like the feedback, even if it seems a bit negative. I would be happy to recommend some whisky for you to try. They will all be high quality, craft presented whisky, and with that I mean that it will be atleast 46%abv, no chillfiltration and all natural colour, from the casks only (no E150a)...and with a fair price tag, atleast here on the Swedish market. In no particular order...and the price is in todays currency... Port Charlotte 10yo, Bruichladdich distillery, Islay, $79 Kilchoman Sanaig, Kilchoman distillery, Islay, $69 Deanston 12yo, Deanston distillery, Highland, $56 Edradour 12 Caledonia, Edradour distillery, $69 AD/, Ardnamurchan distillery, Highland, $68 Kilkerran 12yo, Glen Gyle distillery, Campbeltown, $68 Glen Garioch 12yo, Glen Garioch distillery, Highland, $61 Glenallachie 12yo, Glenallachie distillery, Speyside, $67 Craigellachie 13yo, Craigellachie distillery, Speyside, $60 Tobermory 12yo, Tobermory distillery, Islands, $63 Ledaig 10yo, Tobermory distillery, Islands, $56 Here's a little bit of everything, heavily peated, non peated, sherry matured, bourbon matured, sherry/bourbon matured and some with red wine maturation involved. A few tips...never judge a bottle by the neck pour, always pour the dram atleast 10-20 minutes before smelling and tasting (it needs to breath), try the dram neat at first, then try to ad some water (maybe 1-2ml at a time, in 2cl dram) and try to find your "sweet spot". The water almost always releases both smell and taste. And a small personal opinion, never ice in single malt whisky, it kills smell and taste. But on the other hand...one should have ones dram, as one wants... any way can be the right way to enjoy. It would be nice of you to give me some feedback if/when you try some of the suggestions above....your thoughts on smell and taste, and maybe the price tag on your market (the standard price, no discount price...its not relevant due to fixed prices here) Cheers

I'm glad that you like the feedback, even if it seems a bit negative. I would be happy to recommend some whisky for you to try. They will all be high quality, craft presented whisky, and with that I mean that it will be atleast 46%abv, no chillfiltration and all natural colour, from the casks only (no E150a)...and with a fair price tag, atleast here on the Swedish market. In no particular order...and the price is in todays currency... Port Charlotte 10yo, Bruichladdich distillery, Islay, $79 Kilchoman Sanaig, Kilchoman distillery, Islay, $69 Deanston 12yo, Deanston distillery, Highland, $56 Edradour 12 Caledonia, Edradour distillery, $69 AD/, Ardnamurchan distillery, Highland, $68 Kilkerran 12yo, Glen Gyle distillery, Campbeltown, $68 Glen Garioch 12yo, Glen Garioch distillery, Highland, $61 Glenallachie 12yo, Glenallachie distillery, Speyside, $67 Craigellachie 13yo, Craigellachie distillery, Speyside, $60 Tobermory 12yo, Tobermory distillery, Islands, $63 Ledaig 10yo, Tobermory distillery, Islands, $56 Here's a little bit of everything, heavily peated, non peated, sherry matured, bourbon matured, sherry/bourbon matured and some with red wine maturation involved. A few tips...never judge a bottle by the neck pour, always pour the dram atleast 10-20 minutes before smelling and tasting (it needs to breath), try the dram neat at first, then try to ad some water (maybe 1-2ml at a time, in 2cl dram) and try to find your "sweet spot". The water almost always releases both smell and taste. And a small personal opinion, never ice in single malt whisky, it kills smell and taste. But on the other hand...one should have ones dram, as one wants... any way can be the right way to enjoy. It would be nice of you to give me some feedback if/when you try some of the suggestions above....your thoughts on smell and taste, and maybe the price tag on your market (the standard price, no discount price...its not relevant due to fixed prices here) Cheers

I'm glad that you like the feedback, even if it seems a bit negative. I would be happy to recommend some whisky for you to try. They will all be high quality, craft presented whisky, and with that I mean that it will be atleast 46%abv, no chillfiltration and all natural colour, from the casks only (no E150a)...and with a fair price tag, atleast here on the Swedish market. In no particular order...and the price is in todays currency... Port Charlotte 10yo, Bruichladdich distillery, Islay, $79 Kilchoman Sanaig, Kilchoman distillery, Islay, $69 Deanston 12yo, Deanston distillery, Highland, $56 Edradour 12 Caledonia, Edradour distillery, $69 AD/, Ardnamurchan distillery, Highland, $68 Kilkerran 12yo, Glen Gyle distillery, Campbeltown, $68 Glen Garioch 12yo, Glen Garioch distillery, Highland, $61 Glenallachie 12yo, Glenallachie distillery, Speyside, $67 Craigellachie 13yo, Craigellachie distillery, Speyside, $60 Tobermory 12yo, Tobermory distillery, Islands, $63 Ledaig 10yo, Tobermory distillery, Islands, $56 Here's a little bit of everything, heavily peated, non peated, sherry matured, bourbon matured, sherry/bourbon matured and some with red wine maturation involved. A few tips...never judge a bottle by the neck pour, always pour the dram atleast 10-20 minutes before smelling and tasting (it needs to breath), try the dram neat at first, then try to ad some water (maybe 1-2ml at a time, in 2cl dram) and try to find your "sweet spot". The water almost always releases both smell and taste. And a small personal opinion, never ice in single malt whisky, it kills smell and taste. But on the other hand...one should have ones dram, as one wants... any way can be the right way to enjoy. It would be nice of you to give me some feedback if/when you try some of the suggestions above....your thoughts on smell and taste, and maybe the price tag on your market (the standard price, no discount price...its not relevant due to fixed prices here) Cheers

I did send you some suggestions of whisky, quite a few...but my answer to you is not visible here for some od reason🤔

Five, heavily overpriced, low %abv (except one), chillfiltered and fake coloured whisky (lots of E150a)....why even coment the colour when it's fake🤔....it's not bad whisky, just inferior to what it could have been

It's always nice to see a review of a whisky, to see and hear another persons opinions. But in this case, and with Dalmore's core range in general...lets agree to disagree. Imho...This is really good example of an inferior product, and I will tell you my opinion on why..... To begin with, it's extremly overpriced, atleast on my market (Sweden) it's sek3100 ($300), I mean, it's a NAS whisky. It's diluted to a low %abv, and therfore stripped of smell and taste. It's chillfiltered, even more smell and taste is stripped out of it. The colour is fake, it's loads of E150a, not a beautiful natural colour, colour that comes from the casks only. To put this one in the same cathegory as Glenfiddich Gand Cru is quite fair, it's also an inferior, overpriced pruduct with bad specs. But the Glenmorangie Signet is atleast a craft presented whisky at 46%abv, no chillfiltration and natural colour...but still heavily overpriced, sorry to say. But in the end, it's just a matter of personal opinions on the matter of quality. P.S. It's a really great idea with the paring stuff. Cheers

Lots of guys seem to love this scotch but I’m not a fan. I prefer high end Islay peat bombs. Dalmore colouring is ridiculous!

Nice. This one is quite ok, but not more. The package is nice, the bottle is beautiful....but the content could be so much better with higher abv, no chillfiltration and natural colour. Regarding the colour....it's E150a, not a natural colour, sorry to say. Four boxes to tick, to get a good whisky: 1. 46%abv, or higher 2. Non chill filtered 3. Age statement 4. Natural colour And I know it's all about personal opinions🌞🍷cheers

Thank you very much for the comment! I think every producer goes through there golden periods and their periods of decline. We will have some comparison videos that will do their best to cover as much of this as possible. Remember - if you have anything specific you would like me to visit, I will source it and give a fair review. Cheers!

Nice video. In the beginning of my time with whisky, about 20 years ago, Dalmore, especiall this one, was my favourite dram. But now, after all theese years and lots of different whiskies, I must say that that I never buy any Dalmore and that's because, in general with the core range, and imho..... it's heavily overpriced, low %abv, chillfiltered and fake coloured whisky...it could be so much better. It's such a pitty that Dalmore deliver thier whisky with really low specs, not craft presented, sorry to say. If one have the money for a bottle of any Dalmore....imho, there's so many better options with craft presented whisky. Cheers

Thank you for sharing all this information! great Channel!

I really enjoy your videos, I love you that are introducing South America wines also!

Found your channel today and have binged most of your videos! Presumed you would have had thousands of subscribers due to the quality of your videos, keep it up!

So interesting!! I really love this channel

Great video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!!

Do any one of them not have added colors?

Good content I like the way you compared them thanks for the knowledge!

Cool video! Wouldnt expect the 12 tasting like a bourbon, ima skip this one hahaah

Love the vids man🙌🏼 keep it up.

God bless you my man🙏

Interesting

Loving the series, you always have amazing sorts of wines!👍

Looks like alchemical symbolism on bottle

nice video appreciated. im thinking of purchasing same watch. very helpful was video

This is definitely one that will leave it's mark and make for a good conversation!

I would love to try that glenmorangie signet, seems like a very good flavour and texture to it!

Amazing! Thank you for sharing your experience and good taste!

Great video, very interesting to know!

My god, it is massive.

Hello, can you please tell what wrist size do you have and whether this model isn't too thick for you?

I just ordered a bottle for a gift, I'm trying to order a wooden box to put it in for a gift. Could you possibly tell me the dimensions of the package it comes in? I'd greatly appreciate it.

Front bezel looks like a Daytona copy or is that just me

This is a fabulous expression! Very enjoyable video! Thanks so much! I think it's worth it even with a half-size bottle! Cheers! 🙂

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