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ARTISTE BANJOS NZ. www.banjos.co.nz Gold Tone & Recording King Stocked. NZsteve
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From NZsteve on 3/26/2013 6:17:47 PM
How does your banjo taste ?. Had the pleasure of listening to Wayne play his Gibson last week, now I know what all the "fuss" is about with Gibson. When you taste any old whisky its ok, palatable and I would not say no thanks, even to that stuff from Dunedin which I have sampled, (although an acid condition can be a bit of a problem later), but a single malt is special, it makes the taste buds explode on your tongue. Now a lot of banjos fall into the "made in Dunedin" category, well the Gibson is most definitely a single malt from a select Scottish distillery, now if my ears had taste buds, well you get the message. Its simple, a lot of us mere mortals have banjos that come from Dunedin, where as a select few have a special "made in Scotland" brand, oh !, as an afterthought many apologies to those in Dunedin, most sincerely folks !. I wonder, do they make blended or single malt in Oz ?.
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