Thread: New Bottle of Scotch for tonight

Great choice! Enjoy!

If you think a $100 bottle of scotch is reasonably priced, then its probably better that the warden was there. There is no reason to spend hundreds of dollars on a bottle of scotch, unless you live near me, and are willing to share.

You can never go wrong with a good Single Malt Scotch. Cheers!

Originally Posted by georgej

You can never go wrong with a good Single Malt Scotch. Cheers!

I also enjoy blends. Some will say bad things but it I could only have one bottle in my house it would be JW Gold label. My favorite.

Huh. I think Glenfiddich is one of the finest single malts i've had.
A glass with 2 cubes of ice. Winners choice. Mothers milk.

Originally Posted by Weeeeee

If you think a $100 bottle of scotch is reasonably priced, then its probably better that the warden was there. There is no reason to spend hundreds of dollars on a bottle of scotch, unless you live near me, and are willing to share.

I Am ALWAYS willing to share. I enjoy the company. Northern NJ, stop by anytime I have a bunch more you can choose from.

I also have to say it is a delightful Scotch. I enjoyed it very much.

Glenfiddich is a good one, great choice..!

Glenmorangie do a few whiskies with different cask finishes on them as well, and are definately worth a look if you like cask finished whiskey.

If you want to have it the traditional Scottish way (as my Grandfather taught me..!), mix it half and half with water and dont have any ice in it. That way you get all the flavours of the whiskey. If you have it neat or with ice, the alcohol strength and coldness mask a lot of the subtle flavours in there.

Enjoy!

Originally Posted by Stubear

Glenfiddich is a good one, great choice..!

Glenmorangie do a few whiskies with different cask finishes on them as well, and are definately worth a look if you like cask finished whiskey.



Enjoy!

I have the "Lasanta" and the "Quinta Ruban" on my bar now. Terrific stuff! And though I prefer it neat, adding water does release some flavors that you can't taste otherwise.

Even a couple of drops of (filtered) water will open up some
more flavours, without appreciably diluting the drink. The
non-chill filtered Scotches will even get a tad cloudy when
you do this.

- Scott

I'm partial to Highland Park 18 yr. old Single Malt, but recently got a bottle of Glen Moray 12 yr. old Single Malt. Its pretty good. In fact, I'm sipping some right now.