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11-26-2008, 12:19 PM

I love this thread! So much information, I need to keep a book! Thanks Kayaker.

Let me just say that I love scotch. I am no where near the expert but truly enjoy drinking this lovely beverage. I have much to learn.

Some of my favorites [various yrs] are (the norms that you can typically find in any liquor store):
Macallan
Glenlivet
Lagavulin
Glenfiddich
Balvenie
Laphroaig

You know, the standard faves I think. Talisker is also decent.

Blended:
Johnny Walker-Black, Green, and Blue but I don't venture too often into the Blue and Green because of price.

Buena Fortuna, you can't go wrong with Glenmorangie. Solid single malt, especially for a beginner to ease into this lovely world. You might even want to try Macallan 12, a good intro to Scotch.

11-26-2008, 12:19 PM	#40
cigars_n_scotch Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Scotch Q&A I love this thread! So much information, I need to keep a book! Thanks Kayaker. Let me just say that I love scotch. I am no where near the expert but truly enjoy drinking this lovely beverage. I have much to learn. Some of my favorites [various yrs] are (the norms that you can typically find in any liquor store): Macallan Glenlivet Lagavulin Glenfiddich Balvenie Laphroaig You know, the standard faves I think. Talisker is also decent. Blended: Johnny Walker-Black, Green, and Blue but I don't venture too often into the Blue and Green because of price. Buena Fortuna, you can't go wrong with Glenmorangie. Solid single malt, especially for a beginner to ease into this lovely world. You might even want to try Macallan 12, a good intro to Scotch.