Those sound nice too. I'll research them also....this scotch slope going to be a slippery one I feel it already.....the lasanta (sherry) & nectar d'or (sauternes) by Glenmorangie are also quite nice
Those sound nice too. I'll research them also....this scotch slope going to be a slippery one I feel it already.....the lasanta (sherry) & nectar d'or (sauternes) by Glenmorangie are also quite nice
The bourbon craze is stupid. I like bourbon, but I find myself reaching for scotch much more. More complexityThose sound nice too. I'll research them also....this scotch slope going to be a slippery one I feel it already.....
I'd recommend getting the sampler if you can find it. Has 100 ml bottles of original, lasanta, Quinta Rubin and nectar d'or.Those sound nice too. I'll research them also....this scotch slope going to be a slippery one I feel it already.....
Well thanks to all you guys and the forum, I'm now researching more scotches than bourbons LOL. Although, I'll always be a fan of bourbon and keep a few of my favorites on hand at all times. But this scotch slope is real....The bourbon craze is stupid. I like bourbon, but I find myself reaching for scotch much more. More complexity
If you like cask strengths (which seems to be popping up all over the place in bourbon), just grab a bottle of Aberlour A'bunadh. Stupidly goodWell thanks to all you guys and the forum, I'm now researching more scotches than bourbons LOL. Although, I'll always be a fan of bourbon and keep a few of my favorites on hand at all times. But this scotch slope is real....
Just found it online and can't ship anything to NO York. Guess when I make a trip to NJ or PA to see friends and family, liquor store runs will be in the mix too. This one's a little pricey at least on-line.If you like cask strengths (which seems to be popping up all over the place in bourbon), just grab a bottle of Aberlour A'bunadh. Stupidly good
yeah, sadly the price went up recently. . used to be in the mid 60sJust found it online and can't ship anything to NO York. Guess when I make a trip to NJ or PA to see friends and family, liquor store runs will be in the mix too. This one's a little pricey at least on-line.
It was $86ish online....I'll keep my eyes out though locally too. Maybe I'd get lucky.yeah, sadly the price went up recently. . used to be in the mid 60s
Oh. Yes.If you like cask strengths (which seems to be popping up all over the place in bourbon), just grab a bottle of Aberlour A'bunadh. Stupidly good
What do you mean by "NO York"? You could get this in a lot of places in New YorkJust found it online and can't ship anything to NO York. Guess when I make a trip to NJ or PA to see friends and family, liquor store runs will be in the mix too. This one's a little pricey at least on-line.
I like both bourbon and scotch, you don't have to choose.Well thanks to all you guys and the forum, I'm now researching more scotches than bourbons LOL. Although, I'll always be a fan of bourbon and keep a few of my favorites on hand at all times. But this scotch slope is real....
I've been browsing a lot of libations on-line just for sh!ts and giggles, especially some HTF ones and nobody I've seen with on-line sales will ship here to NY. At least some of the websites and shops that I've browsed lately. And there's nothing against buying locally because honestly, if I could get a good deal on a case or mixed case of scotches and bourbons, I'd jump all over it. I just browse on-line more for price comparison. Even though I know NY will be a bit more in prices.What do you mean by "NO York"? You could get buy this in a lot of places in New York
I 95% of the time have something to drink when I smoke too. Depends on my mood and plans for afterwards though, which I won't drink any booze if I know I'll be getting behind the wheel. Although, bottled waters usually come with me on the car rides when I smoke. Scotches are fairly new to me with cigars. And I'm a sucker for cask aged libations too. All I'm familiar with are bourbons and whisky at the moment so this is all a new learning curve for me. I do know for a fact I don't like any sort of peaty scotches. Those are an easy pass for me.I like both bourbon and scotch, you don't have to choose.
My number one thing is to pair cigars with liquor, so I have a fairly big collection of bourbon, scotch, rum, cognac and port. I don't know if you drink with your cigars, but in my opinion bourbon generally pairs better with cigars. Scotch is more subtle than bourbon so I find that cigars overpower a lot of scotches.
In regards to the Glenmorangie, the nectar d'or will usually be overpowered. The lasanta and QR are usually good with cigars, I've found lasanta goes with more. I've found macallan 18 gets overpowered by cigars I've had, and generally doesn't go well for me. I had tried ardbeg uigedail by itself and didn't like it, it then I found a couple of cigars that go great with it. I like Laphroaig 18 with some cigars.
So if you do smoke while you're drinking, be careful what you buy, bc a lot of scotches won't go well with cigars.
Generally, you lose all the nice subtleties a Scotch provides. However, the bold peat & smoke pairs quite well . . . if you like that sort of thing of courseThe cigars just make you forget how nasty all those Islay scotches are.
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That looks like it could be a fine bottle. How is it?
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