Thread: Scotch/whiskey of the day

I love it. I wanted to try it first so I bought the tiny bottle. My next will be the huge bottle.

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One of these days I'm going to try the Bulleit bourbon.
It's very highly rated.

Pete <:-}

Originally Posted by petercp4e

One of these days I'm going to try the Bulleit bourbon.
It's very highly rated.

Pete <:-}

Bulliet Bourbon, It's my personal favorite.


Bulliet Rye is good too.

Laphroiag Quarter Cask with a drop or two of water. Wonderful stuff!

Originally Posted by Demetrius

Laphroiag Quarter Cask with a drop or two of water. Wonderful stuff!

One of my favorites


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Lot 40.

90% Rye mash, 10% Malted Rye. Yum!!

43% ABV

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

Lot 40.

90% Rye mash, 10% Malted Rye. Yum!!

43% ABV

My local stores are sold out. I could get it 75 miles away, for $23.50 a bottle. Is it worth an hour plus drive??

Lot 40
Sounds and looks awfully good.
On to the short list it shall go.

Pete <:-}

Back story on this stuff.... and why I wanted to try it.

What I know in a nut shell.

This stuff was actually brought to the market in the late 90's. Priced too low, and poorly marked, it was discontinued. From what I've read, the true whiskey "sippers" fell in love with this stuff and went searching for the remaining bottles available. It had a cult following.

In the early 2k it was brought back, and because of the huge up rise in Rye whiskey, this has become permanent bottle in peoples liquor cabinet.

The nose is is amazing. Tons of heavy Rye bread, spice, taffy, caramel. The taste is much the same and the finish is as long as a good peated scotch. My local liquor store had plenty of this, and for $40 Canadian, how could I not?

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

Back story on this stuff.... and why I wanted to try it.

What I know in a nut shell.

This stuff was actually brought to the market in the late 90's. Priced too low, and poorly marked, it was discontinued. From what I've read, the true whiskey "sippers" fell in love with this stuff and went searching for the remaining bottles available. It had a cult following.

In the early 2k it was brought back, and because of the huge up rise in Rye whiskey, this has become permanent bottle in peoples liquor cabinet.

The nose is is amazing. Tons of heavy Rye bread, spice, taffy, caramel. The taste is much the same and the finish is as long as a good peated scotch. My local liquor store had plenty of this, and for $40 Canadian, how could I not?

And yes, it's better than the world winning whiskey, Crown Royal Northern Harvest..... But I like that stuff too!

Wow, I quoted myself.....