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So you're saying you would take a long and leisurely walk along the coastline with me?
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So you're saying you would take a long and leisurely walk along the coastline with me?
i don't know much about scotch but love the taste of lagavulin and laphroaig. recently though i've been getting terrible hangovers after a few shots from my standard laph 10. i've read that this whisky has a particularly high phenol level. can anyone recommend something that has that smoky, peaty islay taste but is a little lighter? i was thinking maybe a bowmore 12
Ugh. you guys bring up a pet peeve of mine... the "science" of hangovers... I'll have more to say about it later but basically different types of alcohol wine, scotch etc can't cause worse/different hangovers or some not at all while others can. Now if you were drinking something other than ethanol (well, I would hope you aren't) that would be different. Anyone who says "don't mix spirits" or "dark spirits do this" is flat out wrong. UGH.
i find that most people, scotch reviewers included, just look up the ingredients online and succumb to listing out the ingredients as if it wasn't pre-determined already.
Pulteney makes me want to wear a peacoat and drink it outside on the porch in the rain, something to that effect.