Nice! Thanks for the heads up!GrampaGrossbart":crnh1daa said:
Frank, if it's in there it probably is at other e-tailers. Look around and call some of the smaller B&M stores without an internet presence. You just might get lucky!Navyflake":95qonyjj said:
Gave that a shot too. No dice this time. I still have about 6 oz. of my stash in a sealed jar that I ration from time to time. To be very honest, I do love it but I would be more heartbroken not to be able to buy Peterson's University Flake, Mclelland Navy Cavendish or Peterson's Irish Flake.Brewdude":23ktncz1 said:
Off topic, but love navy flakes and have been curious about McClelland Navy Cavendish. Given your user name I reckon you're an authority! Does a lot of rum come through in it? Not sure how I've missed trying it before when I love McC in general and that style in particular--I guess seeing Cavendish in the name made me assume it leaned more towards the aromatic side.Navyflake":3w6mondg said:Gave that a shot too. No dice this time. I still have about 6 oz. of my stash in a sealed jar that I ration from time to time. To be very honest, I do love it but I would be more heartbroken not to be able to buy Peterson's University Flake, Mclelland Navy Cavendish or Peterson's Irish Flake.Brewdude":3w6mondg said:
Those three are my current staple studs.
Maybe next time ..... This time though, I did snag some McLelland's Beacon and Beacon Extra as well as some Escudo Navy Deluxe. And of course, "Santa" might send something nice to me too
Not a lot of rum in this one. I would say that for a crumbled Navy type cut flake, it does lean more toward an aro to me. I absolutely love the stuff and find it stronger than say, P.S. Luxury Navy Flake and not as strong as an Irish Flake or University Flake. I tend to get a burned coffee, dark chocolate layered tasting from my experiences with it.GrampaGrossbart":b2ijzxb9 said:Off topic, but love navy flakes and have been curious about McClelland Navy Cavendish. Given your user name I reckon you're an authority! Does a lot of rum come through in it? Not sure how I've missed trying it before when I love McC in general and that style in particular--I guess seeing Cavendish in the name made me assume it leaned more towards the aromatic side.Navyflake":b2ijzxb9 said:Gave that a shot too. No dice this time. I still have about 6 oz. of my stash in a sealed jar that I ration from time to time. To be very honest, I do love it but I would be more heartbroken not to be able to buy Peterson's University Flake, Mclelland Navy Cavendish or Peterson's Irish Flake.Brewdude":b2ijzxb9 said:
Those three are my current staple studs.
Maybe next time ..... This time though, I did snag some McLelland's Beacon and Beacon Extra as well as some Escudo Navy Deluxe. And of course, "Santa" might send something nice to me too
