I agree for the Laphroaig. I love the salty seawater background. I tried a 15 year but the 10 is better. The best nevertheless is a 30 year that I had the occasion to drink many years ago in Copenhagen and since then I tried to find it again but without success.

The Caol Ila is excellent too I agree. I have a 10 year and a special edition.

Another one I tasted recently that has a very creamy soft touch is the Glencadam 15 years. I discovered that one a week ago and you really should try it.

Today it is really an awful day for business travellers. Flights cancelled all over due to bad weather. My first flight was cancelled, took a second registered and then it was cancelled , this killed the 3 day week-end in Nice with my wife. Took a third to home, we decided St. Valentine will be better at home (you know cocooning) and now I am waiting like sitting duck hoping that they will not shoot me with a cancelled again.
You imagine what I did. To compensate for my despair I went and bought a Glenmorangie X Rare 18 years old (80 Euros). Unfortunately I can't taste it but as soon as I am home ( ) you will get the picture and my comments.

For those who know there is on CNN the Business Traveller edition from Richard Quest. That is a dream: travels in 1st class, stays in palaces, private jets, limo's etc. etc. Ok that way, no problem, I will travel all year long. Then I go back to earth and they just announced delay because even if the plane is there, the crew that is coming from the moon is late (the space shuttle hasn't landed yet) and due to icing they must cover the plane with alcohol. I hide my Glenmorangie otherwise they might use it .

Finally I reached home, with a lot of delay but finally at home. What do you think I did. I tasted my Glenmorangie. Excellent, for relaxing.
Good night folks. See you tomorrow.