Anyone else a Scotch fan?

For SIngle Malt, I prefer:



or



(Or, both in an 18 or 21 year).

For blends:




How about you guys? any reccomendations?

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Originally posted by RJT I think it's more like throwing a baby shower for an abortion.

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Originally posted by Kevy Kev When I lived in Vegas I once peed in the elevator at the MGM, cut it off mid stream to let a family get in then finished peeing when they got out of the elevator.

I'm pretty new to the scotch world... all I can tell ya is that I definitely prefer single malt over blended, and McCallan 18 has been my favorite thus far.

i agree i much prefer single malt...one down side to scotch is that it can be pricey to get drunk

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Originally posted by RJT I think it's more like throwing a baby shower for an abortion.

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Originally posted by Kevy Kev When I lived in Vegas I once peed in the elevator at the MGM, cut it off mid stream to let a family get in then finished peeing when they got out of the elevator.

I enjoy whiskey in all in its forms, may it be single-malt, blended, even bourbon.

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Green Label over Blue Label IMHO. But Black Label isn't bad for day to day.

Talisker 10 Years for single malts.

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Originally posted by bARTovsky

that looks delicious

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i drink alot of whiskey, my favorites are the islay single malts, laphroaig, lagavulin, bowmore and caol Ila

i do keep a bottle of macallan 18 and glenlivet around for those days where im not in the mood for a strong peat

recently i have discovered a new islay called smokehead which is intensely peaty, as in i just had to go out and buy some Cohiba Sigolo's just to complement the richness of that whiskey

as for blends, the only one i would say i enjoy would be the peat monster, again super smokey and peaty.

i drink alot of jamesons, its my everyday large quantity whiskey as its super cheap.

another single malt to try is one distilled in cape breton novascotia called the glen breton, commercially its only avalible in a 10 yr but at the distillery you can get a 15 and 16 year for about 190 bucks for a small bottle.... totally worth it.

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN I have 3 hobbies: gaming, DJing & correcting maladjusted fools on the internet.

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN Yeah, I’d like to know what horrible, scarring incident in your childhood turned you into such an ignorant, intellectual-hating philistine?

I'm not a big scotch drinker unlike my father who keeps trying me out on these crazy unusual ones he digs up from distilleries that have gone out of business.

I was on a flight a few years ago where they served Johnnie Walker Blue Label and after all the hoo-haa I heard about I did try it...with Coke. Just because. I have since tried it neat and it was a bit too unconventional, preferred Black Label for a more regular hit of whisky.

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Originally posted by Brizzo "It's all gone Pete Tong" is actually a phrase in Europe, England I believe. Pretty sure that's where Pete Tong got his DJ name from as well.

The infamous Rojam ID. 14 years, 9 months and counting...

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Originally posted by kadomony that looks delicious

The prefect blend of spice with undertones of sweetness

/pretentiousness :P

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Originally posted by woscar's alt

oh snap.

well played.