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  1. 02-20-2012, 01:45 AM #1
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    Balvenie 12yr and laphroaig 10 year are my two everyday drinking scotches. For special occasions I have a bottle of Laphroaig 18yr.
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    A left over meatloaf sandwich (cheese, mayo, dijon mustard on Cuban Bread) with a Jameson chaser.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1OldGI View Post
    A left over meatloaf sandwich (cheese, mayo, dijon mustard on Cuban Bread) with a Jameson chaser.
    That sound delicious
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    Just finished a glass of Glenlivet 12 yr...might have to have one more before bedtime!
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    Having myself a nice glass of Blanton's. I'm sad to see my bottle is running low, and it's not sold here in Canada. Oh well, rumour has it that there's plenty of whiskey to be had up here in the Northwoods.Name: Blanton's Whiskey.jpg Views: 414 Size: 23.7 KB
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    Had a glass of Old George.. a small batch whiskey sold in Traverse City, MI by Grand Traverse Distillery. Also had Bruichladdich Rocks which is an un-peated scotch. Very smooth. Since tomorrow is my birthday may have to go out and buy a new bottle to celebrate with.
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    Elmer T Lee today. It is becoming my regular go-to bourbon when I want something simple.

    I would drink Laphroaig everyday if I could afford it.
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    Old George? I live in MI and vacation in Travers City might have to check this out. Is it good?
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