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E equals MC2

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This

THE favorite scotch for price to taste ratio. Simply beautiful. A good friend of mine brought me this for hosting a BBQ. I've been saving this. I think, for whatever reason is up in air, will open this and drink it tonight.

I've been trying to open up more into the beautiful world of scotch. How do Glenlivet & Macallan stack up to this? What other brands should I get into?
 
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SirStev0

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looks yummy.

My liquor store has Jameson for 3 dollars off and a free flask. Been pounding that.
 
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Lola

My drink of choice this spring has been rather simple, but so tasty and light.
Peach Schnapps and Ice tea (unsweetened). Shot of schnapps in a glass with ice and tea. SO tasty, refreshing and perfect for nice weather. If I am feeling saucy, I will add some lemon juice too.
 
TallBill

TallBill

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Tonight, probably nothing. To much to drink the last 3 nights. Atlanta sucks ass by the way.
 
buck

buck

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You have good taste OP.



Tonight I will be drinking vodka and cranberry, well vodka.
 
Saint Nick

Saint Nick

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I HAVE NO IDEA YET!

Anyone have any ideas? Something delicious that will get me feeling warm and fuzzy.
 
zinfamous

zinfamous

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Originally posted by: E equals MC2
This

THE favorite scotch for price to taste ratio. Simply beautiful. A good friend of mine brought me this for hosting a BBQ. I've been saving this. I think, for whatever reason is up in air, will open this and drink it tonight.

I've been trying to open up more into the beautiful world of scotch. How do Glenlivet & Macallan stack up to this? What other brands should I get into?
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how much for a bottle? haven't tried it so I can't compare. Not a fan of Glenlivet, but the standard Macallan is pretty good, about as smooth as a malt can get, anyway.

for my money, I'm very happy with Laphroig or Talisker.
 
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Yourself

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Tonight: Bombay Sapphire + Tonic

Tomorrow while grilling: Dogfish Head 60 minute IPA
 
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E equals MC2

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Originally posted by: zinfamous
Originally posted by: E equals MC2
This

THE favorite scotch for price to taste ratio. Simply beautiful. A good friend of mine brought me this for hosting a BBQ. I've been saving this. I think, for whatever reason is up in air, will open this and drink it tonight.

I've been trying to open up more into the beautiful world of scotch. How do Glenlivet & Macallan stack up to this? What other brands should I get into?
Click to expand...

how much for a bottle? haven't tried it so I can't compare. Not a fan of Glenlivet, but the standard Macallan is pretty good, about as smooth as a malt can get, anyway.

for my money, I'm very happy with Laphroig or Talisker.
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Craggan is $50-60 for 12 yo. If you go to one of thoes big liquor whole sale places, u can get it as cheap as $40-45.

Very very smooth. I still remember 4 years ago, my good firend and I were drinking at a bar talking about religion and all that good stuff. Just two boys being boys.

I told the hot bartender that I wanted to get into scotch and had her recommend me something different than Johnny.

She gave me Cragganmore. I was surprised at how smoooooth it was even to a scotch-noob like me. Since that fateful night, I never drink anything else unless I'm forced to since many bars don't stock Craggan.
 
AMCRambler

AMCRambler

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I've been hooked on some of the sweeter German wines like Riesling, Gewurztraminer and Liebfraumilch. If you're a wine person and you haven't had them yet, I suggest trying one of them. You won't be disappointed. Some of the Riesling's produced in Canada are pretty darn good and are relatively inexpensive. I'm a big fan of Cave Spring.
 
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