Simply one of the best blended Scotches I have ever had. I won’t bore you with tasting notes. You need to try it for yourself. @BarberDave I would be truly surprised if this one didn’t become a staple of your bar.
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Simply one of the best blended Scotches I have ever had. I won’t bore you with tasting notes. You need to try it for yourself. @BarberDave I would be truly surprised if this one didn’t become a staple of your bar.
Fightingillini22
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Enjoying a glass of Booker's on a rainy night here in Chicagoland.
See some peat guys posting - while I tend to stick to peaty Scotch in the autumn and winter, glad to see there's some on here!
See some peat guys posting - while I tend to stick to peaty Scotch in the autumn and winter, glad to see there's some on here!
You are in good company buddy!Enjoying a glass of Booker's on a rainy night here in Chicagoland.
See some peat guys posting - while I tend to stick to peaty Scotch in the autumn and winter, glad to see there's some on here!
dkeester
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Enjoying a glass of Booker's on a rainy night here in Chicagoland.
See some peat guys posting - while I tend to stick to peaty Scotch in the autumn and winter, glad to see there's some on here!
I'm a Lagavulin 16 guy. But for me it's a fall and winter drink. For summer I'm sticking with rum, vodka and gin. That's actually only two drinks. I drink my rum dark and neat or with one rock. El Dorado 15. And the gin and vodka is mixed in 3 parts gin, 1 part vodka, 1/2 part Lillet Blanc and a twist served up, chilled, shaken, not stirred. And only Ketel One and Bombay Sapphire.
Fightingillini22
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I'm partial to Laphroaig myself but also enjoy Laga. I discovered the hogo funk of Jamaican rum 3 or so years ago and love a good Hampden rum in the summer. Plantation OFTD and Smith & Cross are two that I reach for to drink both neat and in tiki drinks.
dkeester
"TSC's Master of Bourbon"
If you like Laphroaig, you should try this: TRIPLE WOOD
Fightingillini22
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The Cairdeas release last year was a cask strength triple wood - absolutely delicious! I tend to keep a bottle of both the standard cask strength and quarter cask in the bar.
Plantation's Jamaican rum is really good. The nose has a ton of vanilla in there and I go crazy for vanilla.
Dave in KY
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Now I love a good bourbon and I have tried quite a few but today I stumbled upon quite an intriguing one in the pages of Whisky Advocate. It’s called Blood Oath and it is a limited edition release. This one is “Pact 6” and it’s details can be found here Home - Blood Oath Bourbon dates back to 2015 when they released their first “Pact”
“A masterful union of well-bred bourbons-each on its own a ryed to be remembered. One, a 14-year-- dark with oak, leather and tobacco. Two, and 8-year—toasty warm with cinnamon, allspice and nutmeg. And three, a 7-year—full of roasted caramel and honeyed raisin, then rested and mellowed in Cognac casks for a finish that’s all Kentucky heat with a wisp of crème brulee sweet. A votre santé.”...
Cadre has anyone tried one of these? @BarberDave ?
“A masterful union of well-bred bourbons-each on its own a ryed to be remembered. One, a 14-year-- dark with oak, leather and tobacco. Two, and 8-year—toasty warm with cinnamon, allspice and nutmeg. And three, a 7-year—full of roasted caramel and honeyed raisin, then rested and mellowed in Cognac casks for a finish that’s all Kentucky heat with a wisp of crème brulee sweet. A votre santé.”...
Cadre has anyone tried one of these? @BarberDave ?
I have not
