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Last bottle of world's oldest single malt whisky leaves Scotland
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| 2-25-05
Posted on 02/25/2005 5:36:40 PM PST by Dan from Michigan
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To: Max in Utah
I just stood there and stared at her.Shock will do that to a person..............
To: buccaneer81
Even at $1000 an hour it's still a better value than that whisky.
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:31:12 PM PST
by
Max in Utah
(By their works you shall know them.)
To: redheadtoo
A Kennedy would drink anything!
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:32:26 PM PST
by
Max in Utah
(By their works you shall know them.)
To: Dan from Michigan
Old dogs, children, watermelon wine, old scotch and Cuban cigars. Faster horses, younger women, more money.
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:35:43 PM PST
by
groanup
(http://www.fairtax.org)
To: Max in Utah
A Kennedy would drink anything
True, it is amazing that old Teddy's liver still functions.
To: Dan from Michigan
Guess my palate is not that sophisticated... Give me a $20 bottle of Grey Goose or Belvidere Vodka!
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:39:52 PM PST
by
Syntyr
To: Arkie2; SeaDragon
Arkie2: Yes, you're right. We say molasses and they say treacle. Just like the Brits say aubergine and we say eggplant.:)
SeaDragon:
You are breaking my heart here.............
This is one of my favorites.
Brace yourself, man, this is no time to go wobbly. So the Frogs have bought out Glenmorangie Scotch from the real Scotch. But dangling 300m pounds in front of any Scotchman could easily have gotten a lot more thrown in for Moët Hennessy than just it's whisky business.:)
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:44:56 PM PST
by
xJones
To: pissant
Last year at New Year, we cracked a bottle of Old Forrester that had a 1954 tax seal on it ( I think it was about 11 years older than that). Yooooooowwwww. That stuff was like pure jet fuel. It felt like it was evaporating, like acetone, as it went into your mouth. Like drinking a cloud of highly flammable vapours (spelling intentional). It's a wonder we lived.
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:45:22 PM PST
by
Arkinsaw
To: Dan from Michigan
Scotch is an acquired taste... kind of like drinking turpentine Reminds me of a P.T. Barnam line about suckers being born every minute
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:45:48 PM PST
by
blastdad51
(Proud father of an Enduring Freedom vet, and friend of a soldier lost in Afghanistan)
To: redheadtoo
What makes you think Ol Ted is working on his original liver?
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:48:02 PM PST
by
blastdad51
(Proud father of an Enduring Freedom vet, and friend of a soldier lost in Afghanistan)
To: SeaDragon
The 18 yo Glenfiddich is superb.
But I normally stick to the Dalwhinnie. IMHO, the best scotch I've ever tasted.
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:51:22 PM PST
by
djf
To: xJones
Brace yourself, man, this is no time to go wobbly. So the Frogs have bought out Glenmorangie Scotch from the real Scotch. But dangling 300m pounds in front of any Scotchman could easily have gotten a lot more thrown in for Moët Hennessy than just it's whisky business.:)Brace yourself man, but I am female...........
As much as I like Glenmorangie, there are way too many good single malt scotches out there to give my money to the frogs.
To: SeaDragon
Depends on what area it is from. The water is the key. Some of the highland malts taste so much like peat that I cant hack them. But some people love drinking the "golden tea" made from peaty water.
I pretty much stay away from all of it now as I got to watch it.
BTW...NEVER go over there and order whiskey and water or anything mixed. That is an abomination to them. If you wanna water it down, they generally have a pitcher at the end of the bar with ice water in it. They'll tell you to ruin your own drink..at least some of them will.
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:53:51 PM PST
by
crz
To: Max in Utah
Even at $1000 an hour it's still a better value than that whisky.For sure. She was 19.
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:54:14 PM PST
by
buccaneer81
(Rick Nash will score 50 goals this season ( if there is a season)
To: Dan from Michigan
Reminds me of the scene in Trading Places, where Mortimer Duke waves a bottle of fine whisky to get Eddie Murphy into their limo.
"Whiskey! All you want!"
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:56:44 PM PST
by
Ken H
To: djf
The 18 yo Glenfiddich is superb. But I normally stick to the Dalwhinnie. IMHO, the best scotch I've ever tasted.Hard to find 18 yo Glenfiddich in my neck of the woods.
Dalwinnie is indeed excellent.
To: xJones
It aint Scotchman..its Scotsman who drink Scotch. Or a Scotch drinking Scot. Maybe a Scotchman if he likes Scotch..or is it the other way round? What'd you call a Scots woman that likes Scotch? A Scotchmam?
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:57:15 PM PST
by
crz
To: Huntress
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:57:49 PM PST
by
7.62 x 51mm
(• Veni • Vidi • Vino • Visa • "I came, I saw, I drank wine, I shopped")
To: Mr Ramsbotham
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posted on
02/25/2005 6:59:20 PM PST
by
7.62 x 51mm
(• Veni • Vidi • Vino • Visa • "I came, I saw, I drank wine, I shopped")
To: crz
BTW...NEVER go over there and order whiskey and water or anything mixed. That is an abomination to them. If you wanna water it down, they generally have a pitcher at the end of the bar with ice water in it. They'll tell you to ruin your own drink..at least some of them will.That would not be a problem for me as I drink my single malt neat, as it should be.
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