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Oban, all the way.
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biglove wrote:Under $50, Glenfiddich 12. Hell, it can be had for $40 with tax!
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biglove wrote:Scotch is certainly an acquired taste but it is one of those adult beverages that once you get a taste for, there is no going back.
After drinking nothing but Scotch for many years I am now finding an appreciation for fine Bourbons.
Macallans and Glenfiddich under $100.
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I also recommend the Highland Park.
My favorites under $100 are the Balvenie Doublewood, the Macallan 12yr. , Lagavulin and the Highland Park.
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Suppose I can well recommend my favourite, that being the single malt Dalwhinnie 15.
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I've grown to like Suntori blended whisky a lot. Admittedly off-topic as it is neither single malt nor Scotch. It's made like Scotch but the Japanese habit of taking someone else's idea and refining it seems to extend to adult beverages.
Suntori's single malt product which still isn't Scotch tends to migrate north of 100.00 but having a serviceable blend takes some of the sting out.
Suntori's single malt product which still isn't Scotch tends to migrate north of 100.00 but having a serviceable blend takes some of the sting out.
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I remember the Dalwhinnie as being nice and smooth but it's been a long time since I've had any. Alabama isn't the best place to find single malt Scotch; luckily, Tennessee is just a quick trip North.MKTheVintageBloke wrote: ↑August 6th 2019, 2:57amSuppose I can well recommend my favourite, that being the single malt Dalwhinnie 15.
It wasn't so long ago that Tennessee was home to just two whiskyes; Jack Daniels and George Dickel. Today, there are over 40 distilleries going with a very nice one, Pritchards, being in one of my favorite areas to go cycling.
These microbreweries and distilleries are the microbrands of the alcohol world. Some are cheap and cheesy, some are SOOO good, and others are just "meh". But the journey through it all can still be fun.
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