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Laphroaig 18. Cool



-BK



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Four Roses Single Barrel OBSF




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JP Wiser's Rye. Not impressed. Bomb Canada.


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1892 and mexi 7-up


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Elmer T Lee, three fingers one small ice cube.

Definitely my favorite bourbon under $30.


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Patron Silver, crushed ice & lime.


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Wine, followed by more wine


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Wine, followed by more wine


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Damn, I just started a new one of these.....should have searched for this one!

Tonight...Talisker 10.


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Laphroaig 18. Cool



-BK


Yum. I have a bottle of that sitting in the cabinet that I need to crack. Keep getting distracted by the Talisker.....


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Yum. I have a bottle of that sitting in the cabinet that I need to crack. Keep getting distracted by the Talisker.....


Well, I reckon that it's high time for you to enjoy a dram, friend. FWIW, last Fall, I shared my tasting notes on Laphroaig 18 (see here).

Laphroaig is my second favorite distillery (Springbank is the numero uno). Wink

-BK



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Last night Lagavulin 16. My wife took a sip and did the funniest dance ever. Big Grin


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Golden Monkey. Because any beer under 9.5% would be undamncivilized after the week I have had.


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It was a good day in front of the grand jury today - Glenlivet 21.




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Stone Brewing's Japanese Green Tea IPA
 
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Green Tea IPA? Or IPP?

Wild Turkey 81.


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Springbank 10. Cool



-BK



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Green Tea IPA? Or IPP?

Wild Turkey 81.

IPA as stated. No idea what an IPP is.
 
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Six thumbs up for the Glenlivet 21! Gave my kid a bottle when he made Master Sargeant last May, two days after he made 20 years. He saved it, brought it down to share with us about a month ago. Wonderful!
Anybody here ever tried Balvenie 18? Saw some in a store down at the coast, should have gotten it. I am quite fond of their lower priced offerings.
 
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Having a 'Lucky Buddha Enlightened Beer'. Made in Hangzhou, Chunan County, Zhejiang Province, China. Eek

So, if I'm not on the forum posting tomorrow, you'll know why. Frown


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