I’m much more a bourbon guy, but it’s hard to beat Highland Park 12 at that price point.Originally Posted by holmes168
I’m much more a bourbon guy, but it’s hard to beat Highland Park 12 at that price point.
Thanks guys.
I picked up a Glenfiddich 15 year Solera based on another recommendation.
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A vote for Lagavulin 16
If you enjoy a little smoke, peat and brine...
I really like the Lagavulin 16!If you enjoy a little smoke, peat and brine...
That's good stuff!If you enjoy a little smoke, peat and brine...
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Oops, I posted this in the Sippin Bourbon thread instead of Scotch - doh! So, here it is, in the appropriate thread:
Hit the big 4 0 late last week. My wife got me a bottle of Oban and my brother gave me the Glenfiddich that he had picked up in a duty free shop on a cruise last year.
Looking forward to breaking the Glenfiddich open this weekend.
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Picked this up from Costco. Regularly priced at $100 and was on sale for $60. It's very good but high alcohol content at 110 proof so best on the rocks or with a little water.
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