Today's Scotch
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Wrong thread NOOBThese are always amazing
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Too much scotch does that to a personWrong thread NOOB
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yeah, $350 per person, split the bottle 100 ways
irratebass
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After dinner had to clean up dog puke finally cracked this nice gift from @Unpossible_1 and relaxing watching some Homeland
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Hope it knocks the smell out lolAfter dinner had to clean up dog puke finally cracked this nice gift from @Unpossible_1 and relaxing watching some Homeland
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irratebass
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Lol no smell.......after I cleaned it, swept and mopped #MrMomOverHere
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irratebass
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Wtf? That movie looks awful man
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Had my first drams of Laphroaig 10 last night. 1st sips took some getting used to, now I know what a peated whiskey tastes like. Paired it with an EP Carrillo Core Line Maduro that was sitting in the humidor for a while. The earthiness of the cigar muted the peat a bit and made for a good pairing. Not sure I could drink the Laphroaig without smoking a full bodied, earthy cigar.
PetersCreek
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It’s a tad over your mark but I picked up my first bottle of Glenfiddich Small Batch Reserve 18 for $80 and I just poured a dram. It noses some honey and fig with some floral and earthy notes. Honey continues in the tasting with hints of brown sugar, allspice and...is that ginger? The mouth feel is buttery and the finish is long, warm, tingly, and surprisingly dry considering the semisweet character. I’m a fan.
It would be hard to find something with a bit MORE peat.
But I suspect what you may be looking for is some smokiness but less medicinal.
If so, you may want to avoid Islay’s. Some say that the seaweed that decomposed in the Islay peat thousands of years ago gives that iodine tase.
So if you like smoky but not medicinal, look for a pleated scotch from another region.
You might enjoy Springbank 12, (Campbeltown, cask strength, which I prefer) or Scapa Glansa, (Island and a little more gentle) or if you are willing to stretch the budget just a bit more, the Balvenie 14 Peat Week, (Speyside) might work.
Enjoy exploring,
Trout
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