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post #151 of 163
11/26/09 at 11:23pm
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Originally Posted by tc6 View Post
If I was doing the experimenting, the vodka would never make it to the filters

I've had some friends try this and also watched it on TV. My friends said it worked, but they were probably plastered a few shots in. The TV proved it wrong. I think it was Mystery Busters or something.

http://kwc.org/mythbusters/2006/04/e...red_up_vo.html

The final verdict was that it helps, but that it's not gonna turn Viaka into Grey Goose.
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post #152 of 163
11/27/09 at 1:41am
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Originally Posted by munchausen View Post
I don't really think anyone can tell the difference between 10 year old scotch and 18 year old.

That's an idiotic thing to say. Scotch evaporates from the barrels as it ages, and therefore, if you were to take 2 identical bottles of scotch and age them side by side for 10 years and 18 years, you would have scotch that had the flavours concentrated to different degrees. They are completely different. Whether older scotch is necessarily better can be a point of debate, but whether it is different is NOT.

There are of course many other factors at play as well, but if you can't understand this one there isn't a point inn going into the others.
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post #153 of 163
11/27/09 at 3:31am
Svedka Vodka isn't bad at all for the money. I'd rather drink Grey Goose, but it is almost twice as expensive.
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post #154 of 163
11/27/09 at 11:46am
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Originally Posted by Huntsman View Post
I can.

I've done it blind (well, 12 and 18 blind, Macallan didn't make a standard 10yo when I did it). I can also tell the 18 from the 25 blind. But then again I drink because I very greatly enjoy the sensory experience of my spirits.

I can also tell all of Diageo's Classic Malts (that is, scotch from exemplar whiskies from different regions) apart blind. But if anyone can't tell the differenece between, say, Talisker and Dalwhinnie, they should probably just stick to Banker's Club.

~ H

You're right, I should have said "most people". Hobbyists and connoisseurs aside, most people buying 18 year old scotch are impressed by the label and price tag and wouldn't know the difference if the liquor inside was replaced with Cutty Sark.
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post #155 of 163
11/30/09 at 12:09am
Clan Macgregor --unless your afraid of whiskey taste.
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post #156 of 163
12/3/09 at 2:41am
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OH MY GOD Wild Turkey is just unbelievably bad. I mean holy shit, really? It tastes like 1/4 bourbon, 1/4 machine oil, and 2/4 acetone. WTF????
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post #157 of 163
12/3/09 at 2:42am
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Also, whoever says Svedka is an idiot. No offense.
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post #158 of 163
12/3/09 at 2:43am
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Originally Posted by Flambeur View Post
Also, whoever says Svedka is an idiot. No offense.

+1, its awful
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post #159 of 163
12/7/09 at 6:09am
Not bothered to read through 11 pages but which beer is the preferred beer?
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post #160 of 163
12/8/09 at 10:32pm
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Originally Posted by Flambeur View Post
Also, whoever says Svedka is an idiot. No offense.

I hope you haven't tried anything a few dollars less than that......
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post #161 of 163
12/8/09 at 10:34pm
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Originally Posted by Flambeur View Post
Also, whoever says Svedka is an idiot. No offense.

What do you suggest as a better tasting, same priced substitution?
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post #162 of 163
12/8/09 at 10:40pm
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Originally Posted by willpower View Post
What do you suggest as a better tasting, same priced substitution?

Tito's isn't a bad choice, but different.
I don't think Svedka is bad either in it's price bracket.
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post #163 of 163
12/9/09 at 12:03am
+1, Titos
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