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I think I broke one of the Good Ol' boy rules...
Yep, I bought me a bottle of scotch for the holidays. The first and last time I remember having tasted scotch was back on Diego Garcia en route to the first "Sand Box"... So I poured me a little on the rocks, kicked back and took a sip... YOWZA!!! I thought I had just poured JP5 or rocket fuel down my throat!!! After thinking about the possibilities for a few seconds I decided that I would mix said scotch with a little Mountain Dew... I was surprised, the concoction tasted exactly like Southern Comfort on the rocks... I will leave my man card at the door lol...
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Just a little tip Bill, if you paid more than $15 dollars for the bottle under no circumstances reveal the brand. You're just setting yourself up for more ridicule.
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I've tried to like scotch...
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Let me get this straight, you did what?
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card is going to get pulled for this under the foofy drink clause i will bet
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single malt, tiny splash of water or nothing!
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try soda...
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Scotch and SOFA
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If your scotch is older than your woman, you're in the clear. But Clan Macgregor, probably not.
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Eh. I've never liked scotch, or any whiskey for that matter.. Even the "smooth" stuff tastes like jet fuel to me.
Which is strange, because I love gin, but only with some Sweppes tonic and a twist of lime. Just something refreshing about that drink. If I want to sip something, give me a cognac, a port wine, or some absinthe. (Sam Adams Utopias is also good.) |
As long as you don't ever drink it that way outside of the trailer park you'll be ok....
BTW learning to like scotch was my senior project in college.. Rusty Nails are a good after dinner drink too (Scotch and Drambuie) |
anyone who has unwanted scotch can please send it to me.
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also a cigar is good with scotch( arturo fuente) is my poison
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(I used to be a Bombay fan, but I've found that I like the taste of Tanqueray much better and I can drink much more sans hangover.) |
Scotch, an acquired taste.
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Mike, I will give it a try. It may be a few months, but it will happen. I trust your opinions. I did buy a Sub-2000 after reading your opinions after all...
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Scotch is made by men who wear skirts.
Drink Bourbon. |
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That said, legend has it that at the instant a tiny splash of water hits a single malt there's a little flash of light. I may or may not have seen this... |
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But yes, Scotch can be foul on first taste. Even good Scotch. But speaking of foul. do you remember your first beer? Ian (long, long ago ex Argyll, Scotland) |
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You can appreciate whiskeys of all varieties, whether it be scots, bourbon, rye, irish, canadian or the japanese stuff. Whiskey is a beautiful thing. It gives you insight into the culture and the flavors. We can all have favorites, but we should respect whiskey, regardless of it's source. |
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I wouldn't want to piss a guy off who could through a telephone pole at my car... <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/yZOeHoyNd6c?fs=1&hl=en_US"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/yZOeHoyNd6c?fs=1&hl=en_US" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="480" height="385"></embed></object> |
friend said u need to drink scotch everyday for 2 weeks, 2 drinks/day I did that and now I can drink and enjoy it, why : because its "not" sugary, I have to be in a certain mood.... then it's pour, smoke blend the taste and enjoy and for some reason scotch hits me harder without hangover don't do it a whole lot but just feel it when the time is right...tequila is drink of choice followed closely by gin'n' tonic
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Gin for me, followed by Rum and reposado Tequila...when I want to get my drunk on.
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Scotch has become a favorite and, as has been mentioned, blends nicely with a good cigar. Try a nice Talisker 10yr with a JdN DC. The Talisker 10yr has quick become a staple of my bar.
Man, I wish it weren't raining, I've got a couple Gurkha Centurions that I've been itching to break into... |
No wonder Laddie you had to mix it..it was the Clan McGregor that dun it...now ifn yu were drinkin the MCClleun...well now that would be a different story. U woulda be tellin us how wondrfull it was now Laddie!
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Balvenie doublewood. Don't like it? Bite me.
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His mistake was the Mountain Dew mixer. Shoulda used root beer.
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Try some 12 year old Balvinie, or even the 21 year old stuff. Take a sip neat and swill it around in your mouth. It will not treat you like the stuff you just tried, and should leave a very nice warm lasting impression in your gut! |
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I've currently got the Balvenie, Laphroig, Oban and Lagavulin on the shelf.
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Ian |
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Laga 16 is my absolute favorite, followed closely by Mac Cask Strength. But, for the newbie wanting a good scotch experience that's still authentic, Oban is hard to beat. |
I usually stick with the Speyside single malts and blends, but sometimes something like Lagavulin or Oban is what is called for.
So many Scotches, so little time. Happy Holidays Les |
Seriously, I can't believe this thread has gone this far and no one has said...
Dudes... put some good scotch in a glass and sip it... no ice... drinking it cold partially numbs your tastebuds and obscures the flavor to a degree. Sip a few glasses this way. Take it slow. Once you discover the full taste of good scotch, you'll never go back to pouring it over ice. Neat. |
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I need your address :):D:) |
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