Never seen or had a Glen Ord, how was it?
You're a nogger!Gettin a lil festive today....
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Never seen or had a Glen Ord, how was it?
Sweet and in need of a mixer?You haven't seen Glen Ord because they do not ship here.
Highland. No peat/smoke. It's a whisky that tastes like whiskey.
A very hoppy IPA I helped make!
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A much more technical and time consuming process than I imagined. Very cool, but I prefer sipping it to making it.
Featured with some of Rodney's goodness!!
Sweet and in need of a mixer?
I'll definitely be on the lookout - I love a good IPA, though with the weather turning I'm leaning more towards a good porter or stout (or scotch).A local IPA that is outstanding. I doubt you have it down there but look for it anyway. (Or I'll send you some) Made in Westchester county. So hoppy you can smell the field being harvested. Without a doubt the best IPA I ave ever had.
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I had a taste of Laphroig Quarter Cask tonight. Only 48%, but I think it requires a decent splash of water to be at its best. Some do.Not sweet. Maybe even a tad harsh. I'll try a drop, but only one, of water next time.
I had a taste of Laphroig Quarter Cask tonight. Only 48%, but I think it requires a decent splash of water to be at its best. Some do.
I'm not a nogger, but dad is and he swears by that Evan Williams.
@Tom Smart
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Had a group of close friends we haven't seen in a while over so brought out a pair of 21 year olds. The lagavulin cork had gone bad, so had to strain it into a decanter. Cask strength @>56% so definitely in need of h2o, but top shelf for certain.