Whats in your glass tonight??? Part(?)

Enjoying a Cain & Abel by Two Brothers. Will probably follow it up w/an Old Rasputin.

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Springbank 18.

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^That is gorgeous!

I have some Tres Pistoles and Chateau Jiahu.

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"Springbank 18.

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18 YO Laphroaig.

Islay and Kintyre produce some fine whisky.

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Partaking in some Redbreast

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quote:
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^That is gorgeous!

Alas, as pretty as that bottle is, the whisky tastes even better, amigo.

quote:
Originally posted by HWStevens:

Islay and Kintyre produce some fine whisky.

Affirmative, friend.

My two favorite malts, Laphroaig and Springbank, hail from those parts.

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I bought some Old Granddad 114 to make a new batch of cinnamon whiskey.

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I bought some Old Granddad 114 to make a new batch of cinnamon whiskey.

Ha! I might just have to try that one day, Bill.

Slàinte,

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-BK
We spent three nights at the Argyll Hotel in Bellochantuy in June. A fine view of Islay and Campbeltown is just a short drive away.
When you're in a gin mood try The Botanist from Islay.
We love Scotland.

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quote:
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I've never been able to enjoy Scotch.
And it's certainly not for the lack of trying.
It's the overwhelming flavor of the peat that they smoke the grain with.
I'd like to try one that has the lightest hint of peat that I can find.
But then I think, " why drink Scotch if I'm avoiding the signature flavor?" .

Any ideas or should I just stick to my Bourbon?

I basically feel the same.

I can enjoy several, on the rocks, in a pinch or if good Bourbon is unavailable or certain social situations.

Macallan 12 and Barrel Strength, Glenmorangie 10, Glenlevit 12, they're all pretty easy to drink, and the least medicianal, iodine-y, peaty, etc.

I'd still take any decent $25 Bourbon over them every time, but I don't mind those particular ones when it's all there is or the like.

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quote:
Originally posted by billnchristy:
I bought some Old Granddad 114 to make a new batch of cinnamon whiskey.

I think OGD114 is the second best offering from Beam, second only to Knob Creek Single Barrel.

And it's of their High Rye mash like Basil Hayden.

I bet that'll be excellent.

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quote:
Originally posted by HWStevens:

-BK
We spent three nights at the Argyll Hotel in Bellochantuy in June. A fine view of Islay and Campbeltown is just a short drive away.
When you're in a gin mood try The Botanist from Islay.
We love Scotland.

That's a great holiday, HW. I'll have to give The Botanist a whirl the very next time that I have gin.

BTW, I also love Scotland.

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2009 George T. Stagg Barrel Strength Bourbon (141.4 proof), one of my last two bottles of this particular year's release. Bourbon in its purest form.

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Horny Goat Weed. An herbal tea.

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Jameson's Irish Whiskey, Ginger Ale and Lime.

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Glenlivet 18 year.

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I'm ashamed to admit it but it was left over here from a bachelor party two weeks ago and I don't want it to go to waste; Captain Morgan.

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Ooo, now that its October, thr yearly shipment of Pappy is probably going to hit shelves in the next month or two. I still need to snag me a bottle and try it.

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