Yep, I'm really that boring.
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For making such fine liquor as...
I started off finishing the 1/3 I had left of the MacAllan, then started on the Glenlivet. By the end of the night... 10:00 I was feeling no pain (or my legs... which might explain why I hit the floor) by the time I went to bed. Oh by the way... the only way to drink Scotch is straight.
Sometimes you just need to let loose.
Sam
Sometimes you do indeed.
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 | MistakenIdentity [Member] 2007-09-27 @ 05:05 |
Oh do you know what you should try?! Highland Park - if you can get hold of it anyway. Now that willl relieve all manner of pain.
i'am agree .
just sometimes
When I did bar work for many years, Macallan was always the popular choice to offer malt drinkers who wanted to try something new and a bit pricier. Always popular. You should try *runs off to google for proper spelling* Bunnahabhain (pronounced Boon-a-hab-in, I think). It was always the next step on from the Macallan and just as popular.
Cheers.
 | KandAmoist [Member] 2007-10-11 @ 15:05 |
As a Scot who enjoys his whisky I beg to disagree about the way to drink it ... with 1/3 water suits me best. But never, never, ever drink a malt with anything other than water - as you obviously appreciate.
althugh I enjoy malts, my favourite whisky of all time was The Antiquary, a deluxe blend. I've not seen it about for ages. Used to come in a rectangular bottle
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2007-09-26 @ 07:39