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Good Scotch !!!

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by DaDakota, Sep 26, 2010.

  1. DaDakota

    DaDakota Balance wins
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    Well, I have recently been getting into Scotch Whiskey, and more recently into ones with a pretty heavy Peat taste.

    Lagavulin 16 year is my current favorite, though I don't have a lot of experience.

    Link to Lagavulin review

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    Are there any other Scotch drinkers, and if so, what others do you recommend?



    DD
     
  2. Kam

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    I'm to poor to drink that.


    I'll stick with OE40oz
     
  3. Harrisment

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    I always keep a bottle of Balvenie Doublewood in my house. Very smooth and a good value at around $40/bottle.

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  4. DaDakota

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    How is the flavor?

    Drinking Lagavulin is like licking a piece of burned wood from a campfire, which is honestly damned good.

    :)

    A couple of fingers in a glass on ice sets a nice easy course for the evening.....had one tonight and feel great.....

    DD
     
  5. Harrisment

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    Honey is the strongest flavor, but you can also taste a hint of vanilla. It's got a little bit of smoke on the finish, but not overwhelming.
     
  6. DaDakota

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    Wow, that sounds great.

    Lagavulin is very very smokey, which is surprisingly tasty, I will give yours a shot too.

    DD
     
  7. rimrocker

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    DD, I took you for a beer guy...

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    Glenmorangie Lasanta was my first single malt. Many bottles of scotch later, its still my favorite. There something about that first time ;)

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    all I drink is scotch. mostly glenfiddich. but I'll drink chivas or glenlevit if no glenfiddich is available.
     
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    Once I got a taste of the islay I was perma off scotch.

    Iodine, no thanks
     
  11. redf000t

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    Try out stuff from Port Ellen. I like Port Ellen 24 year old.
     
  12. digitalbreach

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    glenlevit or glenfiddich


    have tried johnny walker black and chivas before

    Johnny Walker Black was pretty smokey so DD you might want to try that.
     
  13. Thefabman

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    i thought this was a doc brown thread
     
  14. wakkoman

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    Single Malt - Glenfiddich or Balvenie

    Blend - JW Black Label
     
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    I stick to the standard aged single malts. Glenfiddich and MacAllan are definitely my favorites. I've had many others that I liked, and only one that I didn't. Laphroaig is pretty awful.

    I bought the Balvenie Doublewood that Harrisment about a month ago on the recommendation of the liquor shop owner, and it's definitely an interesting one with a nice sweetness.
     
  16. Xerobull

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  17. tmoney1101

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    The hangout is becoming redundant. The obligatory alcohol, 80's nostalgia, and food threads are getting old.
     
  18. thegary

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    DD might want to try it though if he is into the peat flavor. this scotch is loaded with it. it's not the most refined but i kinda like it because of that.

    i'm working on a bottle of oban 14 currently.
     
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    I came in here looking for that. Thank you.
     
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    Pricey, but delish.

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