Description
Summerlong Is a slow-release hlghly effective alglclde. One single 1 litre dose Is sufficient to control algae for between 3-6 months in a 14,500L pool.
Use Summerlong as directed to control algae over the summer period. Summerlong is pH sensitive and should only be used on pool water maintained within a pH range of 7 .2 -7 .6. Do not add chlorine within 24 hours of using this product or dose this product within 24 hours of adding chlorine to the pool. Summerlong can be used on both chlorinated and brominated pools, both tiled and lined pools.
Do not be use on pools using Revacil/Baquacil
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
- Adjust pH to 7.2-7.6
- Pour the required amount of Summerlong directly over the water inlets and leave filter plant running to ensure even distribution.
- Use a copper Pooltester to check Total Copper residual once per month. Add a repeat dose if residual is below 0.4mg/l.
Barbara Goldyn –
Usually, I go into a grandiose introduction, and I give a history of the brand and background on the type of whisky. Ill include some information, but today Im exploring the bestselling Scotch whisky in the world Johnnie Walker Red Label. I want to skip the typical introduction because Red Label is the standardbearer for bad Scotch if you listen to folks in social media groups. But, at the same time, it is the bestselling Scotch in the world. While everyones palate is different, this is one of those things that you cant have both ways. Either it is a terrible whisky, or it is drinkable. I would expect some backpeddling from the naysayers who will then suggest, Well, it is a mixer. Ill take that comment at face value because even Johnnie Walkers website says, Made for Mixing. However, if youve followed me for some time, youll remember that I dont do the mixer game. Whisky has to stand on its own good, bad, or ugly to rate on the Bottle, Bar, or Bust scale. And, for the record, there are perfectly drinkable madeformixing whiskies that require no accompaniments. Lets talk about Red Label. It is the entrylevel Scotch under the Johnnie Walker brand and has been in production since 1909. It is a blend of 35 malt and grain whiskies sourced from various distilleries around Scotland. It carries no age statement, and you can expect to pay about 22.99 for a 750ml package. You can find this at pretty much every liquor, grocery, and convenience store at least in the United States. Ive never had Red Label before. I snagged a 50ml for about 2.99 at some random liquor store for the express purpose of a review. So, lets DrinkCurious and learn the truth about it. Appearance Served neat in my Glencairn glass, Red Label was presented as golden, forming a mediumthin rim. Fat, slow tears fell back into the pool. Nose I smelled lemon zest, lime, and floral notes. The aroma was straightforward. When I drew the air into my mouth, there was no flavor I could identify, but it was decidedly dry. Ill say thats something Ive never experienced with a whisky. Palate I didnt expect the creamy texture I figured it would be thin. Theres a lesson for you expect nothing and keep an open mind. Red Label had one of the most unusual palates Ive experienced. The front was spicy and bold with freshlycracked black pepper and cinnamon. Midpalate offered flavors of pear, vanilla, and barley. The back featured raisin, citrus, and mild oak. Finish You might expect the finish to remain fruity. Instead, the spice from the front of the palate carried into the finish. Moreover, it was slightly smoky. There was some citrus, but that was overwhelmed amongst the other flavors. The whole thing was long and lingering. Bottle, Bar, or Bust Johnnie Walker Red Label is drinkable neat. Frankly, theres nothing wrong with it. It is a simple whisky that could work well in a cocktail with its spicy front and finish, and Im not talking and Coke. Would I buy a 750ml for my whiskey library No. For me, it lacks the depth and character I crave. Would I refuse a pour from a friend Also, no. Red Label earns a Bar rating it is something that would work well for the Scotch curious but would likely bore the connoisseur. Cheers My Simple, Easy to Understand Rating SystemBottle Buy ItBar Try ItBust Leave It Whiskeyfellow encourages you to enjoy your whiskey as you see fit but begs you do so responsibly.
Rhys Edwards –
wonderful product The blue label is delicious great flavor really like the johnnie walker all my family also loves it always buy for small parties or to watch a good movie the value is a little expensive but worth I really love it I recommend to all The package is beautiful too Its great to gifts too
Barry John Dupee –
This is the best whiskey Ive ever had in my life. In terms of smoothness, everything else pales in comparison. This is like drinking liquid silk, but flavored with a richness and depth unmatched by any other whiskey. Id seriously give up my 5day coffee in order to save that extra cash for another bottle of Blue Label.
Elaine McDonald –
Really good blended whisky. Personally I prefer a smoky blend, but this is a good blend, lots of honey flavour to it. Probably only worth it to me when on offer though.
Piero –
I grew up with this classic scotch. You cant go wrong with this beauty. Smooth taste. Priced affordable. The perfect staple to any bar or weekend social hour