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Wooda
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Glenlivet is an old friend.

Laphroig when I have the cash for it. I love me the peat.

McLelland when I'm feeling something sweet and flowery.
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Wooda wrote: Thu Jul 19, 2018 7:40 am Glenlivet is an old friend.

Laphroig when I have the cash for it. I love me the peat.

McLelland when I'm feeling something sweet and flowery.
Scotch ....... That's so un American :D
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Mr Beardsley wrote: Tue Jul 17, 2018 10:27 pm Since I'm drinking Elijah Craig at the moment (the no age statement stuff) I'll say it has a sweetness but my tastebuds don't pick it up as a caramel flavor sweet
I finished my last age stated bottle a couple months ago with my neighbor.The 12 yo had caramel,it had been my favorite pour for the last 8-10 years.I have refused to buy the new EC because I'm told it is now a mixed 7-12 yo yet the price went up with the new packaging.Pretty crappy way to treat EC enthusiasts in my opinion.I'll give it a try when we're in Vegas this fall.......Atomic Liquors has always had a bottle on the shelf in the past so I'm betting they still do.I think it was $4 or $5 a glass in the past.......for that price I'll give it a shot.
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Ruffinogold wrote: Thu Jul 19, 2018 6:14 pm
Wooda wrote: Thu Jul 19, 2018 7:40 am Glenlivet is an old friend.

Laphroig when I have the cash for it. I love me the peat.

McLelland when I'm feeling something sweet and flowery.
Scotch ....... That's so un American :D
There would be no bourbon, if not for the exiled papist Scots.

EDIT: I may have posted in the wrong thread... Monkey shoulder post redirected my train of thought to Scotch, away from the Jack on the rocks I was "sipping" and was supposed to mention.
There's a reason I rarely drink Jack Daniels...
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Wooda wrote: Fri Jul 20, 2018 8:25 am
Ruffinogold wrote: Thu Jul 19, 2018 6:14 pm
Wooda wrote: Thu Jul 19, 2018 7:40 am Glenlivet is an old friend.

Laphroig when I have the cash for it. I love me the peat.

McLelland when I'm feeling something sweet and flowery.
Scotch ....... That's so un American :D
There would be no bourbon, if not for the exiled papist Scots.

EDIT: I may have posted in the wrong thread... Monkey shoulder post redirected my train of thought to Scotch, away from the Jack on the rocks I was "sipping" and was supposed to mention.
There's a reason I rarely drink Jack Daniels...
Yes , proof theres always room for improvement :D
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Thoroughly enjoying a little bit of Virgin bourbon while out here smoking blockade runner
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Mr Beardsley wrote: Wed Jul 25, 2018 10:26 pm Thoroughly enjoying a little bit of Virgin bourbon while out here smoking blockade runner
I'm gonna join ya

Man , I just sat down 30 minutes ago and its 11::30 pm . Today has been a whirlwind ... kinda like the entire month so far . June wasnt much mellower . I dont have much Virgin Bourbon left and I'll save that for the weekend . Having a shot of Henry McKenna 80 proof ... it'l do !!
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Ruffinogold wrote: Wed Jul 25, 2018 10:42 pm
Mr Beardsley wrote: Wed Jul 25, 2018 10:26 pm Thoroughly enjoying a little bit of Virgin bourbon while out here smoking blockade runner
I'm gonna join ya

Man , I just sat down 30 minutes ago and its 11::30 pm . Today has been a whirlwind ... kinda like the entire month so far . June wasnt much mellower . I dont have much Virgin Bourbon left and I'll save that for the weekend . Having a shot of Henry McKenna 80 proof ... it'l do !!
I hear ya. Everything has been diamonds or dirt here lately. Nothing in between. McKenna is very likeable for a lower proof hootch
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A small glass of Old Overholt on the rocks last night to celebrate finding a bottle of Old Overholt at the liquor store.
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Wooda wrote: Thu Jul 26, 2018 5:25 am A small glass of Old Overholt on the rocks last night to celebrate finding a bottle of Old Overholt at the liquor store.
:lol:
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