Your favorite Scotch? Your Favorite liquor in general?

[Mr. Paladin]

Yes sir, nothing finer than a stout cigar and a warm, neat dram (or two...or three) of peatiness! It soothes the soul for the next night's journey into the callousness of the city.shakeshead

 

[jamespowers]

Yes sir, nothing finer than a stout cigar and a warm, neat dram (or two...or three) of peatiness! It soothes the soul for the next night's journey into the callousness of the city.shakeshead

It depends which city we are talking about. I need three or four (maybe even a fifth ) to go into a few cities here.

 

[carter]

Out of Auchentoshan

Here's what remains in the larder.

Single Malt:
Springbank 12 yr. Campbellton 100 Proof
The Macallan 12 yr. Highland
Glenmorangie 12 yr. Highland
Glenfiddich Special Reserve 12 yr.

Laphroaig 15 yr Islay

Glenlivet 18 yr.

Irish Whiskey:
Jameson 12 yr.

Jameson Special Reserve Gold



Liqueur:
Glenfiddich Malt Whiskey Liqueur preferably served over one or two cubes of ice or warmed in a snifter

Winter Warmer:
Black Tea with a shot of Jameson 12 yr., a spoon of honey, and a slice of lemon. Number of servings is up to the imbiber.

 

[Mrs. Merl]

My father had a special taste for cigars and scotch - something he and some of his friends indulged in on some occasions - much to my mother's dismay! I like the scotch - husband likes both - it works out.

 

[jamespowers]

Here's what remains in the larder.

Single Malt:
Springbank 12 yr. Campbellton 100 Proof
The Macallan 12 yr. Highland
Glenmorangie 12 yr. Highland
Glenfiddich Special Reserve 12 yr.

Laphroaig 15 yr Islay

Glenlivet 18 yr.

Irish Whiskey:
Jameson 12 yr.

Jameson Special Reserve Gold



Liqueur:
Glenfiddich Malt Whiskey Liqueur preferably served over one or two cubes of ice or warmed in a snifter

Winter Warmer:
Black Tea with a shot of Jameson 12 yr., a spoon of honey, and a slice of lemon. Number of servings is up to the imbiber.

Jameson has an interesting gift pack out with a flask by the way.

 

[Harp]

Jameson has an interesting gift pack out with a flask by the way....

...thanks for the tip.

And I'll cast a vote for Maker's Mark, a smooth-sippin Kentucky whisky.

 

[WH1]

Harp,
I knew it, great minds drink alike. Count me in for Makers Mark as well, very smooth and a great finish. I also enjoy Jack Daniels Single Barrel on occaision.
Todd

 

[carter]

Jameson has an interesting gift pack out with a flask by the way.

Thanks, JP, I'll keep that in mind.

Here's another vote for Maker's Mark. I'm not a bourbon guy but when I am, make mine a Maker's Mark.

 

[jamespowers]

Thanks, JP, I'll keep that in mind.

I made sure to get mine already.

 

[nola89]

Hennessy X.O. and Jameson whiskey.


When I'm low on money I go for VSOP.

 

[Cody Pendant]

Dalmore Cigar Malt ! +1

Ex-a-lent-te....too bad they dicontinued it.
I think it caught on a bit late, now everyone wants it.
Snap it up when you see it.
I got a bottle for Christmas!
Salud!

 

[jamespowers]

Ex-a-lent-te....too bad they dicontinued it.
I think it caught on a bit late, now everyone wants it.
Snap it up when you see it.
I got a bottle for Christmas!
Salud!

No wonder I can't find it anymore! Darn!:eusa_doh: :rage:

 

[filfoster]

favorite potable

"The horror....the horror.." I drink Schlitz beer. It's very hard to find here, as detractors say it should be. But here's the thing: It's a true taste of the 50's: They evidently didn't tinker with the trendy lighter recipes like Bud and others. It's just like your parents let you taste before child protective services was invented and became Orwellian. Funny how when my friends try a proffered can, they like the taste (but could never allow themselves to actually buy and enjoy it on their own).
Of course, it's disappointing and plebian to say that a REAL martini, gin,(not vodka, dear), dry vermouth and an olive (no onion, you Gibson drinkers) is the most satisfying drink I have ever experienced and I do enjoy the rare Scotch and Bourbon.

 

[dhermann1]

Ten Best Scotches - per the Independent (UK)

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...res/the-ten-best-scotch-whiskies-1488408.html

 

[N2S3]

Scotch

My actual favorites are these 3 single malts

http://i469.photobucket.com/albums/rr53/N2S3/aBunadh01.jpg
Aberlour a'Bunadh
http://i469.photobucket.com/albums/rr53/N2S3/Edradour02.jpg
Edradour
http://i469.photobucket.com/albums/rr53/N2S3/Jura03.jpg
Jura 18 Yrs

sitting in a chair, good book to relax and one of that...

 

[jamespowers]

My actual favorites are these 3 single malts

http://i469.photobucket.com/albums/rr53/N2S3/aBunadh01.jpg
Aberlour a'Bunadh
http://i469.photobucket.com/albums/rr53/N2S3/Edradour02.jpg
Edradour
http://i469.photobucket.com/albums/rr53/N2S3/Jura03.jpg
Jura 18 Yrs

sitting in a chair, good book to relax and one of that...

Jura is definitely a singular malt. Quite a bit of strength in that one.

 

[Unlucky Berman]

I like Glenmorangie as Sherry Wood finish or the normal 10 years most.
But lately I had a chance to drink a Glen Albyn, that was a magnificent taste.
Glenfiddich is also a good one for me and the Ardmore.

 

[Succotash]

Balvenie indeed. My grandfather gave me a bottle for Christmas and it was a really really nice drink.

It got my fiancee truned on to scotch.

 

[CopperNY]

Bulleit Bourbon. just enough rye for some heat and not too sweet.

or, to indulge the sweet tooth, Ron Zacapa Reserve 23 Anos Rum. a Guatemalan cane juice rum.

 

[jamespowers]

I like Glenmorangie as Sherry Wood finish or the normal 10 years most.
But lately I had a chance to drink a Glen Albyn, that was a magnificent taste.
Glenfiddich is also a good one for me and the Ardmore.

The Sherry Wood finish is a nice scotch. Bring money depending on where you get it.