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You, me, and Ron Swanson.
Lol. That's why I first tried it. True story
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They incorporated a lot of things from Nick Offerman's real life into the Ron Swanson character, including his love for Lagavulin. How do not like this guy.
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And here comes the played out Bully Brigade...just as expected.
So you come into a thread and make a derogatory remark towards the posters and when you get a negative reaction act like WTF did I do wrong and get all bent because of it. Get a clue Bozo.
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I've went through a couple bottles of Hibiki, I prefer a single malt though. The Lagavulin 16 is a favorite of mine.
I'll have Macallan 12 or Talisker 10 on hand occasionally.
I'll have Macallan 12 or Talisker 10 on hand occasionally.
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You don't see too many drunks toting around a paper bag with Lagavulin 16 in it. Bit pricey for that
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Had some Laphroaig 10 year last night. I just love how peaty it is. It's delicious
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Yeah it is up my alley too. I get it's a love it or hate it thing. But I love that shit and always have some on hand
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Islays aren't generally my jam. The smoke blows out my palate and that's all I end up tasting, but I keep a bottle of Laphroaig in my cabinet for those who prefer the peat.
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I know this thread is about scotch but since I started it I’m going to veer off course a tad. I got a new bottle of whiskey a few weeks ago and can give it a yuge recommendation. It’s Tin Cup, distilled right here in b-e-a-utiful Colorado. Pretty smooth, very tasty, & not expensive
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In the less-than$75/bottle category, I prefer the Nikka Coffee Grain.
And I’ve yet to sample anything from Scotland that can rival a Yamazaki.
And I’ve yet to sample anything from Scotland that can rival a Yamazaki.
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Tin Cup is a good basic whiskey. I'm not wow'd by it, but think it's solid. I've only ever had it in Colorado actually until it was at this wedding I was at Saturday.
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Have you ever toured that distillery?
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Yeah, nothing super-special about it. It’s just a really good cheap whiskey
I actually got it as an adult drink for my son’s birthday party. Not many people showed up so I have a lot left, which is awesome
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This is a handy bit of info to have, thanks
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I wish, I was in Osaka just last summer but hanging with the Fam so I couldn't pull it off.
Have you been?
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I have been. Not a tour, so I didn't actually get to see the distillery itself. But I saw their "library" of bottles, and was gifted a bottle of 18 by the person who took me.
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I think I may be done buying Glenlivet:
Staff online NOW
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