Originally posted by: spidey07
For some reason I doubt that.
<---has two fully stocked bars and over 8 dozen cases of wine.
-edit- although that is a nice collection of scotches. Ardbeg is a little too peaty for me.
Pffffft. Hirsch takes JD out behind the woodshed and...er.....you know.Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
No Jack Daniels, it isn't fully stocked.
Originally posted by: biostud666
Quality >> Quantity
Adds a bit of flavor to the scotch. Just something different (and good usually).Originally posted by: Descartes
I'm almost exclusively a wine and beer drinker, but I do have an occasional scotch. I only say this so you can excuse what might likely be an ignorant question: Why would they age the scotch in a Sherry cask?
Originally posted by: Fausto
Pffffft. Hirsch takes JD out behind the woodshed and...er.....you know.Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
No Jack Daniels, it isn't fully stocked.![]()
I like the peat...as you may have guessed.Originally posted by: spidey07
For some reason I doubt that.
<---has two fully stocked bars and over 8 dozen cases of wine.
-edit- although that is a nice collection of scotches. Ardbeg is a little too peaty for me.
Originally posted by: Descartes
Originally posted by: spidey07
For some reason I doubt that.
<---has two fully stocked bars and over 8 dozen cases of wine.
-edit- although that is a nice collection of scotches. Ardbeg is a little too peaty for me.
I have you beat on the wineAre you aging, blending, or just keeping what you enjoy?
Originally posted by: Ynog
Originally posted by: biostud666
Quality >> Quantity
Very true, but diversity is also very important when it comes to a liquor cabinet.
Not everyone likes single malt and even more don't appreciate a good one.
I like my women like I like my scotch. 15 years old and mixed with a little coke.
