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Originally posted by srussell0018 Hobos drink Islay.

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Originally posted by Alex I was feeling rich about a month ago and bought a bottle of Johnny Walker Blue. Really tasty stuff.

Not bad with Coke either...British Airways have it self serve in their first class lounges at Heathrow and also onboard.

You may get shot if you admit in public that you mix coke with Blue Label. Holy Christ that stuff is meant to be drank strait! Don't tell me you put A-1 Sauce on filet mignon too.

If I feel a restaurant is too snooty I will always ask for ketchup to go with my steak. Pisses them off to no end.


And this may get me kicked out of the thread. But, Makers Mark bourbon is better than any scotch I've had.

Johnny Walker blue is very decent, I didn't feel that it was for sipping though. The taste wasn't complex enough.

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Originally posted by The17sss You may get shot if you admit in public that you mix coke with Blue Label. Holy Christ that stuff is meant to be drank strait! Don't tell me you put A-1 Sauce on filet mignon too.

Ha, no A-1 sauce, no. I like drinking it with Coke, because, well I can! In the air the only whiskey options ares JW Blue, Glenlivet 18 and Woodford Reserve. Not a fan of the latter and my father would probably hurt me if he knew I mixed Coke with a single malt, so the JW Blue it is...

http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/kitchen/ba37/
bought these for a friend and I am thinking of ordering some for myself if I go out and buy some of these scotches people are suggesting.

glenfiddich 15yo solera reserve

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Originally posted by fbgdavidson Ha, no A-1 sauce, no. I like drinking it with Coke, because, well I can! In the air the only whiskey options ares JW Blue, Glenlivet 18 and Woodford Reserve. Not a fan of the latter and my father would probably hurt me if he knew I mixed Coke with a single malt, so the JW Blue it is...

we know you can, the question is why would you?

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Originally posted by igottaknow we know you can, the question is why would you?

I wanted a whiskey and coke, damn it

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Originally posted by gmilf And this may get me kicked out of the thread. But, Makers Mark bourbon is better than any scotch I've had.

GTFO

but, its so sweet and smooth and yummy

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Originally posted by The17sss Srussell, try the McCallan 18 or 25 if you have the money. You'll notice the difference real quick compared to the 15, even though the 15 is great stuff. With Vodka I have my "go to" regular brand and my "I have guests and/or special occasion" brands. Same with the single malts.

I've had the 18. I wouldn't say it's that much better than the 15 (and keep in mind the fine oak 15 is different than the regular), but I will have to try the 25. I'll give it a week or two to polish off the bottle of the 15

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Originally posted by gmilf but, its so sweet and smooth and yummy

You take that back

I'm drunk but I frank vodka oops! Lol wrong thread

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Originally posted by fbgdavidson Not bad with Coke either...British Airways have it self serve in their first class lounges at Heathrow and also onboard.

If you're going to mix one of those with Coke, go Bushmills all the way. It's a travesty to mix the other two with anything.

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Originally posted by gmilf http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/kitchen/ba37/ bought these for a friend and I am thinking of ordering some for myself if I go out and buy some of these scotches people are suggesting.

My parents have those. They said they don't work all that well, as they lose their coldness fairly quickly.

He had the luxury of having the serve yourself. He wanted to dip his dick in gold and it was his only chance.

one day I would love to try this

As daily drinks I find these to be good.


I got to taste the 30 year old stuff and in all honesty didn't find it was that much better then the 18 year old stuff.

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced one day I would love to try this

Dalmore is great stuff. I've had their 12 and even that was pretty damn good.

Just came back from US and picked up Ardbeg 10yo and Macallan Select Oak.

I bought a bottle of this 33 year old single malt (I think) a few months ago, for about �350



Bottled in 2010 and my Grandfather and I enjoyed it immensely.

Yikes. That is an expensive bottle of liquor! 110 proof too

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Originally posted by srussell0018 Yikes. That is an expensive bottle of liquor!

Totally worth it, though.

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Originally posted by Acton Totally worth it, though.

Yes the Highlands are the way to go imo.

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