Willard thinks the Cigar lounge makes a nice quiet spot, even if you don't actually want to smoke, as it seems to have very few other occupants whilst he's there, and, of course, a nice selection of Malts and Cognacs!

....but not, Willard thinks, quite as extensive as the main bar! Time for a bit of whisky tasting, now, where did Willard leave off last time?

Sadly the 21 year old Glefiddich Cuban Rum matured special edition seems to have dissapeared from the bar (perhaps Willard should stop publicising his recomendations?) so Willard will have to start again! Quel horreur!

Willard manages to keep the measures reasonably-sized, and thus remains upright (unlike last time!) and his results are as follows.... Most dissapointing: Mcallan 18 Year old Fine Oak edition (not a patch on the previous Mcallan 18 YO). Biggest surprise: Milford 10YO New Zealand Whisky (For a colonial brew, this really is very impressive, with depth and complexity that belies it's age!). Strangest Brew: Reetbauer 7 YO Austrian, erm, Whisky, definitely brewed to appeal to drinkers of Aquavit and bitters (shudder). Best Overall: Glenfiddich 18 YO (but, bear in mind that Willard likes Lowland and Speyside Malts, if your taste is for peatier blends, you may disagree!).

Oooooh! Bath-time for Willard (in Germaaaaany!) The FCT provides a few well appointed shower rooms and one very luxurious bathroom - but, isn't there something missing? Willard has heard much of the famous Lufthansa rubber duckies? Have they been downsized from the FCT bathtime service?