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Any One for a Scotch?
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randydjack
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It puts the Scotch in the basket.
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Anyone try the Bowmore Tempest yet?
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Am I still the only person who tastes a dried fish note in the Uigey?Originally Posted by impolyt_one
More people would but I figure a lot of Scotch drinkers don't know what dried fish tastes/smells like... shows up in a lot of Islay malts. Really old Laphroaigs have a pretty good dose of "shellfish" too.
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just another cool $109.97 down the drain!! it's delicious though. i am also pumped to know that a small liquor store 2 miles from my house does bottle splits for higher end liquor. he has a list of people and once it hits 2 or 4 people, he decants them into 375ml or 188ml bottles. this will be deadly to my wallet.
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just another cool $109.97 down the drain!! it's delicious though. i am also pumped to know that a small liquor store 2 miles from my house does bottle splits for higher end liquor. he has a list of people and once it hits 2 or 4 people, he decants them into 375ml or 188ml bottles. this will be deadly to my wallet.Originally Posted by bdeuce22
That decanting thing sounds awesome. I'm lucky no one around here does that.
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i asked how long it takes to get a group and he said not long because most guys don't want to shell out $100+ for a bottle. they're happy with spending $25-40 to try and usually come back days later and buy a full bottle.
and of course i put my name in for some.
and of course i put my name in for some.
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