Fresh start with Scotch/Whiskey and single malt

OLS · 12-29-2010, 06:19 AM

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Originally Posted by mmblz

If you're going to put it on the rocks you might as well just stick with something cheap
and not worry about "tasting" anything else.

Snob Alert, lol.

jmsremax · 12-29-2010, 06:30 AM

Definitely drink it neat. I am still new to scotch but I enjoy Balvenie 12 DW and Glenlivet 12, but I am not a fan of JW. Check your liquor store....I was able to find a few nips (Glenlivet 12, JW, and Glenfiddich 12).

mmblz · 12-29-2010, 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by OLS

Snob Alert, lol.

I guess that is ok with me.

I'm not saying don't drink it on the rocks. Just if you do drink it on the rocks don't worry so much about what you are drinking.

A good single malt on the rocks is like a filet mignon that is well done and smothered with ketchup. Or taking a premium hand rolled cigar, ripping up the whole thing, and mixing it with cigarette tobacco, then rolling it zig zags.

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