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Cork in the whiskey.
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Re: Cork in the whiskey.
Nah it uses a cork, is shit.Executor32 wrote:Another suggestion, if you can get it, is Lagavulin's 16-year-old Islay Scotch. It's a tad more expensive than Wild Turkey, but hey, if it's good enough for Nick Offerman, it's good enough for me.
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Re: Cork in the whiskey.
My first whiskey was Glenfiddich, then later I met Glenlivet and Glenmorangie. This sold me on Single Malt blends for life, but I will be honest, I am not a fan of the peat whiskeys. The smoke is just too deep for my palate. Ardbeg, Laphroiag, it doesn't matter; if it's Ismay I choke on the smoke.
I am also not a fan of water/ice in my drink, although I have recently been told "a drop of water makes the flavors come out more!" (It was Laphroag, what flavor does it have besides "smoke"?) Scotch should be drinkable straight two-fingers, or not at all, imho. Also, Scotch should be sipped, never shot, and held in the mouth a moment to let the flavor linger. It should also taste just as good on the exhale (after the BURN of the swallow) as it did in the mouth.
I am also not a fan of water/ice in my drink, although I have recently been told "a drop of water makes the flavors come out more!" (It was Laphroag, what flavor does it have besides "smoke"?) Scotch should be drinkable straight two-fingers, or not at all, imho. Also, Scotch should be sipped, never shot, and held in the mouth a moment to let the flavor linger. It should also taste just as good on the exhale (after the BURN of the swallow) as it did in the mouth.
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Re: Cork in the whiskey.
So far every bottle I bought uses cork. So what gives.His Divine Shadow wrote:Nah it uses a cork, is shit.Executor32 wrote:Another suggestion, if you can get it, is Lagavulin's 16-year-old Islay Scotch. It's a tad more expensive than Wild Turkey, but hey, if it's good enough for Nick Offerman, it's good enough for me.
Yea I'm going to stick to fruity/sweet whiskys myself.LadyTevar wrote:My first whiskey was Glenfiddich, then later I met Glenlivet and Glenmorangie. This sold me on Single Malt blends for life, but I will be honest, I am not a fan of the peat whiskeys. The smoke is just too deep for my palate. Ardbeg, Laphroiag, it doesn't matter; if it's Ismay I choke on the smoke.
I am also not a fan of water/ice in my drink, although I have recently been told "a drop of water makes the flavors come out more!" (It was Laphroag, what flavor does it have besides "smoke"?) Scotch should be drinkable straight two-fingers, or not at all, imho. Also, Scotch should be sipped, never shot, and held in the mouth a moment to let the flavor linger. It should also taste just as good on the exhale (after the BURN of the swallow) as it did in the mouth.
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Re: Cork in the whiskey.
it was a joke based on something said on the 1st page.
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Re: Cork in the whiskey.
De gusitbus non est distbutandum.LadyTevar wrote:I am also not a fan of water/ice in my drink, although I have recently been told "a drop of water makes the flavors come out more!" (It was Laphroag, what flavor does it have besides "smoke"?) Scotch should be drinkable straight two-fingers, or not at all, imho. Also, Scotch should be sipped, never shot, and held in the mouth a moment to let the flavor linger.
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