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Dalmore is great - I have heard different opinions.... but I enjoy it and for sure my brother loves some Dalmore. Have you tried any Dalmore? Have a favorite?

I appreciate good luck! Glad the review is here for you to learn a bit more. I actually ended up enjoying this particular whisky much more than I expected. For this price point - I absolutely recommend picking it up. Have you ever had a rum cask finish before?

Hey Alex.... I prefer the Dalmore 15, for the price and enjoyment, can't really beat the 15. What are you drinking right now? Anything special?

@watcheswhiskeyswines Recently been enjoying the Balvenie Carribean Cask! Smooth and creamy, rich and inviting. Love the rum cask hint at the end! Maybe something to review!

@@alexlagios I've enjoyed some Balvenie over the years - for sure I will have some reviews here on the channel for Balvenie! Thanks of the comments!

Thank you for the kind words! I have a Glenmorangie comparison here on the channel as well. We will be releasing a Barrowman's comparison video in the coming week. Let me know of any particular producers you are interested in.....?

I enjoy all of these to be honest and I will have comparisons of each coming out soon. Between these, I would say that the Dalmore 15 has a bit of an edge. You have good taste and will enjoy all of these, but the Dalmore 15 is a bit more of what I like when it comes to a layered, complex whisky. I'm looking forward to hearing which of these you try and what your thoughts are. Also, any particular whisky that you would like for me to review in the future?

@@watcheswhiskeyswines Thank You

The watch is a classic..... great on the wrist and very attractive! What other watch do you love?

I really enjoyed the 14 year. The Signet is amazing! What other whisky do you like outside of Glenmorangie?

@ A couple of years ago, I really enjoyed The Glenrothes 10 and 12, plus Bunnahabhain 12 and Balblair 1990.

You know what - I had the 18 year and I have to agree, very good. I will be sure to get the review up on the channel soon. Is there anything else form Glenrmorangie that you like?

@ The signet which you covered off, for an alternative 18 year to try try The Glenlivet 18 another great drip. Anyway enjoyed the video hope to see more.

Thank you for the comments! I have more on their way! I cover a bit of everything, including some brands that aren't that well known - just to be sure we always have something new to learn about/try. Glad you enjoyed the video, take care!

Yeah - the 15 is WOW..... I actually have the reviews on the channel. 12, Cigar Malt, 14, 15 and King Alexander III. Head on over to the channel and binge watch! Is there a whisky brand that is your go to?

​@@watcheswhiskeyswinesI have a Macallan 12, a few local Penderyn malts, and recently tried Buffalo Trace (mainly because Penderyn Distillery uses Buffalo Trace barrels for some of their processes)

@@dazbo666dilligaf All good Whiskeys in my opinion. I will be sure to post these as well. I'm always here... looking forward to chatting with you again.

I can't give you an exact number unless I disassemble the watch and remove the pushers/bezel. But the center links are 18kt gold as well as the bezel and pushers. I think that would be at least 12 grams of 18kt on the conservative side. Hope this helps! Thanks for the comment! Be sure to take a look at the other videos on my channel. You can see a 44MM Corum Regatta that is solid gold here: ua-cam.com/video/nDivr9QNyzE/v-deo.htmlsi=9dIMDjJqzUYNBM1p and a 49MM Breitling here: ua-cam.com/video/Zg3ljXW4UDs/v-deo.htmlsi=c0ZV6RzLOg_ebPhV

You won't be disappointed. This is a blend and I agree about getting into the independent bottlers - I did it a while back and have enjoyed the risk taking they are willing to do. I will have the other versions up in a few months and will do a comparison along side the 30 year!

@@watcheswhiskeyswines would it be a blend of Talisker and Torabhaig then?

@@orlybriceno It's a malt and grain blend. Talisker is Diageo and Torabhaig is a newer producer for Isle of Skye.... but you have some good ideas that I will be sure to follow up on. I have been told in the past that Talisker is for sure part of the blend. Thanks for keeping the conversation going!

This particular bottle does not come with gloves..... but it should!

@@watcheswhiskeyswinesweirdly I saw another video where they had gloves inside. Thanks for the information though. Kudos!

@@cyrilreji4089 Interesting, didn't know that. If we find a bottle with gloves, I will certainly make an update video. Thanks for the information.

Thank you for the comment! The video will really give some insight into the differences and what I ended up really loving from this core selection. I love me some peat and smoke as well! I will be reviewing quite a few in the upcoming videos. I also plan on doing some comparisons as well. Stay tuned, please share the channel with other whiskey fans - like, subscribe and share.... that's how we grow!

Thanks for the comment!

Thank you for commenting and taking a look at all of my reviews! I'm putting in the work to contribute to our whiskey community. I of course will spend some time on watches and wines as well (this way we can all get some diversity) but whiskey has a special place in my heart. Covering a range in my opinion is very important, often times we can experience a singular expression from a producer and assume that is what they have to offer.... this is not the case. Covering as much of a range as I can really helps provide insights that may get missed otherwise. As for the pairings - this is my favorite part of enjoying whiskey and wines with friends/loved ones. They really get to see how complete an experience can be! Stay tuned, a lot more to come!

Agreed!

I see more coming on the horizon.

I appreciate the comment! I am always working on my pronunciation and I'm almost certain I will always make mistakes.... but thank you for the guidance! I love the emblem on the crown - that English rose certainly is special! Glad you made it here to my channel and I look forward to you coming back and leaving some more comments!

Thank you for watching and commenting! More to come!

Yeah - I am pretty new to this. I'm sure I will get better with time. Thanks for the comment. I will take your advice and do my best to put it into action! Also when you visit the channel you can see the individual reviews of each whiskey. Hoping to make this a little more clear as we produce more videos.

What a great gift! Let me know how you feel about it after you open it!

Thank you so much for the kind words!! Yes, you will see a variety of different whiskeys in the pipeline. As the namesake also touches on.... we will be looking at plenty of watches and wines as well. Looking forward to more comments in the future!

Love it. I actually have a few of these in my collection and I will certainly do a few review and give you a shout out for contributing! I agree about letting it breath a bit.... for the sake of timing in video I haven't done that, but maybe with some editing magic we can make that happen moving forward. Nothing you said has been negative, you have been honest and I can easily find support for your comments and I plan on really touching on these facts as I create more content for the channel!

@@watcheswhiskeyswines Well, I see that my list arrived at last. Just so you know, I did send an email via your website about this🌞

Very nice write up for Watches Whiskeys Wines. Your list is very solid and I’ve tried most of what you suggest (Tobermory is now on my list to try - thanks!). For the USA Scotch varies greatly by State. I drink what I like and for example I do like Dalmore 14, and I can pick it up for around $80 when in Nevada which I consider reasonable. Last time I was in Florida it was $130 so I passed. Watches Whiskeys Wines you are very brave focusing on Dalmore as whisky nerds on social media slam it hard core. My whisky nerd friends give me sh*t over drinking any Dalmore, but I don’t care - I like it.

@@PTLUX15 I appreciate the support! Of course I am open to all types of whisky.... so I think it is important that I have the courage to give everyone of them a chance! Honestly if my life is full of amazing Watches, Whiskeys & Wines..... that is a life worth living! @bluesmanen1 is a amazing - when I do the reviews and comparisons with what was suggested by him (coming very soon!), he will of course get the due respect he deserves for opening our eyes to many amazing additions I need in my life.

@PTLUX15 As always, it's a matter of personal opinions, there's no right or wrong....only opinions 🙏🍷cheers

Great list!

Yeah - I don't see it either. Feel free to send direct if you are able to.

Love the feedback! Can you share a few whiskeys that I can review on the channel.... would love to bounce some ideas off of you. Thanks!

@@watcheswhiskeyswines 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

Your opinion is great honestly.... I really like your perspective and look forward to having discussions with you on a regular basis and possibly making a video to make this exact comparison you are discussing. Thank you very much!

I'm not a huge fan either. But for sure...... peat bombs work for me. I pair with some lighter chocolate normally - love it! thank you for the comment!

@bluesmanen1 I don't disagree. Every whiskey has it's special place in someone's ccollection. For me, this was just a bit too harsh. I plan on enjoying it with a cigar to give an update. Thank you for the dialogue!

I have heard something similar about other producers as well. My brother really enjoys Dalmore and opened his mind to the possibilities. I will have many more of The Dalmore on this channel and we will have some comparisons. Stay tuned and I always appreciate the comments!

Thanks for watching!

@@cocoquevedo Thank you for the support! I plan on showing many more.

WOW - what an amazing compliment! I'm new to this whole thing..... with support from viewers like you, we will get there very soon!

I agree❤

@@cocoquevedo Thank you for the kind words! Please let me know if there are any other watches, whiskeys or wines you would like toe explore onto he channel.

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! See you here again.

It is very hard to say - caramel coloring is usually added in a minute amount to keep the color standardized across quite a few distilleries. Let's hope at least the Signet has no coloring added. I will certainly get details on an upcoming trip to a few distilleries. Thanks for the question!

@aayushdesai4891 you're welcome, looking forward to sharing more comparisons.

@@renatomelo2249 it is worth a comparison to the others if you get your hands on a bottle.

It really doesn't taste like bourbon, he's talking cap

Yeah - was from my perspective. But I am always open to going for a second tasting and seeing what I think.

Thank you very much! I have been putting in the work and I have many more in the pipeline.

Thank you for the blessings!

It was an interesting tasting, something I will certainly visit again in the future!

@@rauldul6022 Thank you for the support!

@@BillyBlakeington I agree, I like the extra effort in making the label unique.

Yes I collect them for artwork as well

Thank you for the kind words! I love this watch - I am sure you will as well.

Definitely left a mark on me and will be a part of my collection forever!

You will not be disappointed!

Looking forward to sharing more interesting picks with you! You absolutely need to try this one out.

Thank you for enjoying what I have to offer with my channel. I'm just starting out, so I need as much support as I can get!

Doing my best! Looking forward to sharing much more!