Aye, that it is. As is Bowmore. Here's another one I've come to enjoy
18 year old Bunnahabhain. Nice. Not so peaty as Laphroaig. Haven't tried the 25 year old.
Posted on 12/01/2011 7:08:11 PM PST by girlangler
I need some advice.
I have a very special friend who loves good Scotch. He has everything else, so I thought I might wrap up a good Scotch for Christmas.
I know he'll use this, unlike some worthless gift he won't want (I actually got him a massage for his birthday last sumer and he wouldn't go -- it's a macho thing).
Okay I know this thread is going to raise some silly answers, but I am a beer drinker, and don't know a thing about the "refined" spirits.
Id appreciate any serious answers to my question.
LOL. I’ve tried, but don’t like liquor. Now beer, I love.
LOL. Thanks for the advice, and yes I have one happily married sister.
ROTFL.
I agree.
“My friend liked it so much he named his “arab” horse after it.”
Aye, that’s a good name for a horse!
You should try it, it’s pretty good.
And it definitely would make a lovely gift, very festive.
On the lighter side - and my late husband's favorite - Glenmorangie.
My local Liquor Store had on display: Macallan Thirty Year, price: One Thousand Dollars, lovely but too rich for my blood.
Laphroaig is *very* good stuff.
Wow - thanks for the warning! And on Laphroig, too. I know there's a big market for those or they wouldn't be out there, but you have to be hard core to drink this stuff on a regular basis. It took 2 years to knock off the Lagavulin - lol!
Cheers!
Aye, that it is. As is Bowmore. Here's another one I've come to enjoy
18 year old Bunnahabhain. Nice. Not so peaty as Laphroaig. Haven't tried the 25 year old.
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