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My liquor cabinet > yours.

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'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?
 
I like highland single malt..... But I've only got the regular Laphroaig 10 YO.

But I always drink it when I can get my hands on it.
 
I'm not at home right now to get pics, but mine ain't doing too bad... I've got SoCo, Crown, Wild Turkey, Jack, Glenlevet, and a few different vodkas in there... Wish I was home to get a pic 🙁 Guess you will just have to believe me 🙁

Jeff
 
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.
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I have you beat on the wine 😉 Are you aging, blending, or just keeping what you enjoy?
 
He he, last time I bought alcohol, I was shocked to find they sold it in plastic containers.

I suspect my 1 gallon containers of vodka &amp; whiskey will last so long, they'll sell it in dehydrated form when it's time to restock.

<--needs another box of wine though😉
 
Originally posted by: biostud666
Quality >> Quantity
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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.
 
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?
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Adds a bit of flavor to the scotch. Just something different (and good usually).

 
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.
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I like the peat...as you may have guessed. 😀

 
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.
Click to expand...

I have you beat on the wine 😉 Are you aging, blending, or just keeping what you enjoy?
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About two cases are aging, the rest are just for whenever.
 
Originally posted by: Ynog
Originally posted by: biostud666
Quality >> Quantity
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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.
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Heh, only people who can take a single malt will ever get close to my cabinet 🙂
 
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