That's a 12yr, anything older and it's neat.p m said:Single malt on the rocks? It ruins the taste and smell of it.
But to each his own, I guess.
That's a 12yr, anything older and it's neat.p m said:Single malt on the rocks? It ruins the taste and smell of it.
But to each his own, I guess.
knewsom said:NICE. :applause: Let us know how it turns out.
p m said:12 years' old Glenlivet is fine for me warm, Glenfiddich must be older.
OTOH, I find myself progressively gravitating towards cheaper shit. In a couple of years, I'll be happy with Red Label or Dewar's...
p m said:12 years' old Glenlivet is fine for me warm, Glenfiddich must be older.
OTOH, I find myself progressively gravitating towards cheaper shit. In a couple of years, I'll be happy with Red Label or Dewar's...
p m said:On my personal mellow scale, Glenfiddich is equal to three-years-younger Glenlivet. Prices tend to reflect it as well - in local BevMo, 15 y.o. GF is about the same as GL.
I know no comparison to Laphroaig, though.
:smilelol: Thanks I needed a good laugh!p m said:OTOH, I find myself progressively gravitating towards cheaper shit. In a couple of years, I'll be happy with Red Label or Dewar's...
knewsom said:ArmyRover - AWESOME. I'm a big homebrew fan. Out with the IPA, in with the OIFPA! Haha!