- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
Whiskey
- Thread starter Stephen
- Start date
- Location
- East Stabbington
- Location
- East Stabbington
You seem to like Canadian whiskies. Is that your thing? Have you tried any of the Irish whiskies? You can get good blended or full pot still Irish stuff for a reasonable price. Red Breast is a nice pour and very approachable. Red Breast 15 is outstanding. The Macallan stuff is also super approachable for scotch. The Macallan 12 year double cask is a personal fave for a $60 bottle. Hard to beat.
Next time you're in town, let's do some whiskey tasting.
- Location
- East Stabbington
Also, get this in your mouth.
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- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
I'm not a big whiskey drinker, but yeah I do like the Canadian stuff. I have tried some Macallan, in Baja actually! A friend broke it out, after a dinner with plenty of tequila. It was pretty damn good, but I was hurting the next morning. I should pick up a bottle.
I'm down for a tasting!
- Location
- East Stabbington
I'm the same. Most bottles take me 2-3 years to go through, which is why I don't mind spending the money on good bottles. I usually buy 2-3 bottles per year, and be gifted maybe another 1-2 At that rate I accumalte faster than I drink.
- Location
- East Stabbington
Someone gave this to me, and gave me the ruby port barrel that it was aged in which I promptly filled with beer. It's one of the best rye's I've had (not usually my thing)
DAA
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- Location
- West Bountiful, UT
Macallan 18 at Dollhouse #1. With a Montecristo. Yeah...
Black Bush with a Padron...
Rendevous with a Padron...
Rendevous at the Overlook...
Jameson and an Oliva in Arch Canyon...
And so on and so forth. I like whiskey. And cigars.
- DAA
Black Bush with a Padron...
Rendevous with a Padron...
Rendevous at the Overlook...
Jameson and an Oliva in Arch Canyon...
And so on and so forth. I like whiskey. And cigars.
- DAA
- Location
- East Stabbington
I'm not a cigar guy, but that Macallan 18 is phenomenal!
AaronPaige
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- Location
- Price ut
Luck man I had high hopes but getting a bottle but I’ll be out of state a lot the next few weeks I’ll find something tasty
- Location
- East Stabbington
I love me some weller. This was one of my favorite bottles ever. It's not worth what people pay for it out of state or on secondary, but delicious. This was $80 and they go for about $2000 everywhere else
DAA
Well-Known Member
- Location
- West Bountiful, UT
New fugly label High West in the wild.
- DAA
- DAA
- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
- Location
- East Stabbington
Got this for me birfday. Giving it a go tonight
- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
That's some good stuff right there! I've only treated my self to a glass a couple of times at the distillery, never had a bottle to call my own!
- Location
- East Stabbington
That's a $100 bottle? ****ing high west ha ha. Nice gift!
It's good. I don't love rye whiskey in general, but I I do like sherry and port cask finished whiskey. It's good, it's 100 proof so it's not as "big" as some of the barrel proof stuff I usually buy, but very smooth and the sweetness from the port barrel tempers the harshness of rye. It's a good bottle, but probably not my first choice in the $100 price range. I'm sure that would change if I were more of a rye fan.
It's good. I don't love rye whiskey in general, but I I do like sherry and port cask finished whiskey. It's good, it's 100 proof so it's not as "big" as some of the barrel proof stuff I usually buy, but very smooth and the sweetness from the port barrel tempers the harshness of rye. It's a good bottle, but probably not my first choice in the $100 price range. I'm sure that would change if I were more of a rye fan.
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
My latest. Wanted to buy a bottle for a buddy and the DABC would only sell as a 3-pk case so a few of us split it up. Waiting for a nice campfire to pop it
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