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You really don't need much of a vehicle for the highway, now.
You mean it's not just two deep ruts in frozen mud? You're dashing all my carefully coveted images of your hinterland home.
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You really don't need much of a vehicle for the highway, now.
You mean it's not just two deep ruts in frozen mud? You're dashing all my carefully coveted images of your hinterland home.
The Japanese whiskey says whisky on the bottle. But I figure the Japanese can't spell any better than the Scots.![]()
Since we invented the stuff, please allow us to know how to spell it correctly.
My friend hipped my Basil Hayden. I bought a bottle a few months ago. I don't drink much, but it's a nice sipper...
I couldn't find a thread devoted to fine spirits, so I thought I'd start one.
This can be for any type of whiskey. Scotch, bourbon, etc.
What are you're favorites?
I have a few I like.
Jefferson's Reserve bourbon
Blanton's bourbon
Angel's Envy (not technically a straight bourbon, as it's finished in port wine casks)
Glenrothes scotch
Highland Park 18 year-old
And a few that are only carried by a local store (K&L Wines, that can be ordered online if you're interested)
Faultline bourbon
GlenDronach 18 year old scotch (their private stock from the distillery). The best scotch I've ever tasted.
Yours?
I thought the Irish were the first . . . at least for this form. They got it from the Romans.
The Irish invented whiskey, which spelling they have retained. (And it's true that the first written record of Irish production is earlier than the first written record of the Scots distillation, though only by a few years.)
The Scots invented whisky, which is produced slightly differently. That's why it has a different name.
For bourbon I tend to go with makers mark or knob creek.
Candian I go crown reserve
Irish I go jameson mostly, but my favorite is redbreast. My cousin brought a bottle of 24 year redbreast home from Ireland and that was the nectar of the fuckin gods.
Scotch is glenfeddich
Or maybe Glenfiddich?
My bad. I had a bottle of spayburn orach (sure I spelt that wrong) that I think was a 5 or 8 year. It wasnt bad and under 30 dollars
The last time I drank whisk{e}y, I ended up trying to give a hickey on the stomach of the groom-to-be and sporting a black eye at his wedding the next day.
I learned a very valuable lesson that night.
The last time I drank whisk{e}y, I ended up trying to give a hickey on the stomach of the groom-to-be and sporting a black eye at his wedding the next day.
I learned a very valuable lesson that night.
The last time I drank whisk{e}y, I ended up trying to give a hickey on the stomach of the groom-to-be and sporting a black eye at his wedding the next day.
I learned a very valuable lesson that night.
Has the swelling gone down?
It's been a week.
Yes, thank you. It was the headache that was the real problem. I do not recommend a long drive over cobblestone streets whilst dealing with a hangover.
The last time I drank whisk{e}y, I ended up trying to give a hickey on the stomach of the groom-to-be and sporting a black eye at his wedding the next day.
I learned a very valuable lesson that night.