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Just had MaCallan 12 year...

Originally posted by: JohnCU
Originally posted by: RGN
Originally posted by: JohnCU
Unbelievable. The smoothest scotch i've ever had.
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haven't had much Scotch then.
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from the scotch ratings book i had, macallan is generally considered (of single malts) one of the best.
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as the novice i am, I find Macallan really similar to Glenfiddich.
 
Originally posted by: andylawcc
Originally posted by: JohnCU
Originally posted by: RGN
Originally posted by: JohnCU
Unbelievable. The smoothest scotch i've ever had.
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haven't had much Scotch then.
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from the scotch ratings book i had, macallan is generally considered (of single malts) one of the best.
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as the novice i am, I find Macallan really similar to Glenfiddich.
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oh dear god no, MaCallan is the best from what i've read/tried. Glenfiddich was definitely not in my top 5. Glenkinchie, however, is excellent.
 
Originally posted by: JohnCU

from the scotch ratings book i had, macallan is generally considered (of single malts) one of the best.
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Yes, that is true. Its anything but smooth. It sips more like a burbon. Hell, Glenfiddich is smoother.

Look up Glenmorangie, Bowmore and The Balvenie.

I have bottle of Bowmore 16 year cask strength that is so smooth that one could drink it all day - just not at $100/bottle.
 
Originally posted by: RGN
Originally posted by: JohnCU

from the scotch ratings book i had, macallan is generally considered (of single malts) one of the best.
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Yes, that is true. Its anything but smooth. It sips more like a burbon. Hell, Glenfiddich is smoother.

Look up Glenmorangie, Bowmore and The Balvenie.

I have bottle of Bowmore 16 year cask strength that is so smooth that one could drink it all day - just not at $100/bottle.
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:thumbsup: everyone has different tastes in alcohol. i will look those up, however, if i can find them. not too many liquor stores around here carry good scotches.
 
Originally posted by: andylawcc
no love for Glenlivet?
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None here. I think that scotch is complete crap. Bowmore is the worst. I have a bottle we opened, tried and it has never been drank since. Any of you that like that are free to have it.
 
Originally posted by: dirtboy
Originally posted by: andylawcc
no love for Glenlivet?
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None here. I think that scotch is complete crap. Bowmore is the worst. I have a bottle we opened, tried and it has never been drank since. Any of you that like that are free to have it.
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bakersfield is not that far from 626 🙂
 
I'm a big fan of Glenlivet and, lately, Balvenie Doublewood. Macallan is next on my list, for a Christmas present, and Balvenie Portwood is on my list for my 24th birthday. 🙂
 
vomit > scotch. its just my opinion, but it's the truth. had 18 glenfiddtch, btw. i'll stick to the vodka.
 
Originally posted by: dirtboy
Originally posted by: andylawcc
no love for Glenlivet?
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None here. I think that scotch is complete crap. Bowmore is the worst. I have a bottle we opened, tried and it has never been drank since. Any of you that like that are free to have it.
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Will you ship to the EU? 😛
 
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