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Scotch!
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SShepherd
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Not the brand, it's gaelic for "water of life"
I haven't drank scotch for years, but after reading this thread I'm ready for a votch and scotter! 
(what a friend used to always call scotch and water). That is how I drank it years ago, maybe I'll try it neat and see how I like it that way.
Do you have anything else on the side when you are drinking it neat?
(what a friend used to always call scotch and water). That is how I drank it years ago, maybe I'll try it neat and see how I like it that way.Do you have anything else on the side when you are drinking it neat?
A good cigar, and about an hour with nothing to do.I haven't drank scotch for years, but after reading this thread I'm ready for a votch and scotter!
Do you have anything else on the side when you are drinking it neat?
usually on the porch with a couple menthols and a nice heavy storm
or this. definatley this.
not a drinker any more as a member of my family can't afford to be around it but when i was it was beer now days on a hot day i will go out and have a near beer or some sparkling cider. but i do miss the days of a social drink with the boys don't miss the days of mistakes made from over doing it.
SShepherd
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I haven't drank scotch for years, but after reading this thread I'm ready for a votch and scotter!
Do you have anything else on the side when you are drinking it neat?
real scotch lovers add a little water, it brings out the flavors a bit (but ice probably does ok) and softens the alc.
Yuk. No h2o for me. Water, any water, dilutes the flavor experience. I have to disagree with you on this one. And never ever add ice to Scotch. Talk about killing the experience.
SShepherd
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http://www.whisky-distilleries.info/ArtDeBoire_EN.shtml
http://www.maltmadness.com/
http://www.maltmadness.com/guide-08.html
there are no rules..........other than to enjoy
http://www.maltmadness.com/
http://www.maltmadness.com/guide-08.html
there are no rules..........other than to enjoy
One of our largest customers asked us to assemble a sensory panel. They then sent in some trainers for their way of doing things. It seems nobody tastes things the same way. For instance, one of the samples was sour, and varying degrees of sour. I couldn't tell sour until the third level, and thought the highest level of sour was best, kinda like a great lemonade. Most everybody else there gagged on the same stuff. I asked for seconds!
But I agree, whatever floats your cork when drinking, so long as you drink good stuff, drink with good friends, drink well, and moderate the drinking. And if you can't moderate, at least be a happy drunk.
But I agree, whatever floats your cork when drinking, so long as you drink good stuff, drink with good friends, drink well, and moderate the drinking. And if you can't moderate, at least be a happy drunk.
I think it is Doublewood, but it is good stuff. Smoother and lighter than a lot of scotch.
I have not tried the Cigar Malt, but the Dalwhinnie 15 is also a smooth and tasty malt.