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It's still one of my favourites, we get back there every year, or at least every 2 when we go for the Rugby. Ireland v Scotland is a very big game in my house!

Yeah, it's a great spot.
I lived in Edinburgh for a couple of years. Absolutely loved it there!
And Edinburgh is also home to some of the best whiskey shops in the world

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I'm over in Scotland at the wife's families for Hogmanay (New years eve).
I didn't bring any of my whiskey with me as...

That may be what it's in America, but here it's whatever looks right in the glass

Had a couple of drams to see in the new year and the smell has filled the room!!
I love it but some folk don't appreciate :(

My mother in-law got me a Laphroaig 10yo for Christmas.
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She's not a bad woman I suppose, think this will be opened tonight :)

Heyyy gringo!! I always behave... with in reason ;)

Another Kevin, sure that practically makes you Irish. If you ever get over to Scotland, take a couple of days out to visit N Ireland and come to Bushmills near me. Oldest distillery in the world,...

Bet you savoured it, I always find the last of something like that always tastes the best.
I was on my holidays on the isle of Mull a couple of years ago and done the Tobermory distillery tour,...

I haven't seen it in the usual spots but I know a couple of more specialist places that might have it

You've piqued my interest now, I'm gonna have to look out for some

I'm not really familiar with Rye, I've heard of it, even saw a bottle of it once but never tasted it. Is it a whiskey? How does it compare?

I often don't remember how I got home, let alone what I was drinking.

I woke up on Sunday after a heavy night. I rolled over and found this big fat mess of a woman beside me, snoring and farting....

I do actually have a whiskey diary and a beer one, with the labels stuck in to help with my memory.
Remembering to use it when craic is good is another thing lol

I've done that before. Only problem being is if you drink as much as me and my friends do you can't remember which ones you like best :)

I didn't know this was a thing but I'm definitely joining in even though I'm not American.
Have to have a good think about what I'm gonna have to celebrate. Something American maybe or possibly...

Nice one! You can't say no at that price

You can get that here for about £30, what's that about $45-50.
Definitely some benefits to living in this part of the world :)

What size of a bottle was that?

Bushmills is the oldest distillery in the world, granted it's license in 1608.
To be honest I find blended whiskey to be much of the same. That said Jameson would be smoother than most and Black...

Around the same price range as those whiskies are these 4
Arran 10yrs
Glengoyne 10yrs
Clynelish 12yrs
Ardmore 12yrs
4 of the best value for money scotch whiskies around in my opinion

I have barely drunk bourbon in years. It was all I drunk in my late teens early twenties. But once I discovered single malts I never went back.
I think it's the overly strong wood taste it gets...

Definitely sounds like a good night for sure. Never had a Glenfarclas myself but the other two are top notch whiskies.

I know what you mean with your $100 whisky. I'd never pay that for a glass, I couldn't anyway. But I once got the chance to sample a whisky that apparently cost £300 a glass and to be fair it was...

I had a bottle of Master Distillers Reserve from Bushmills, nearly impossible to get. Usually given to you by the master himself, that's how I got it.
There was a party in my house one night but I...