We rented a house. I don't know where exactly.Originally Posted by patrick0685
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We rented a house. I don't know where exactly.
"There are no finger prints under water."
So, I've got the Stranahan's and a bottle of Templeton Rye. I have to say that I like the Templeton Rye a lot better than the Stranahan's. Thanks Hobowh.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Redbreast Irish whiskey is fantastic!!
This is what I've got for the wedding. I hope people like it.
Total Beverage on 104th just East of Washington has 7 bottles of Macallan Cask Strength Sherry Oak (guy said that there are only four cases left in the country) and about 20 bottles of the 12 year Sherry Oak as well.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Looks like a good selection. Hope you see the bottoms of all of 'em.
He was lying. Cask strength is one of the major 'lines' coming out of Macallan for the last few years - there is no shortage, they built a separate bottling line just for it.
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Full disclosure: I think that is the one he pointed to. Either way, it looked fancy, but at $68+ a bottle, it was too much for me.
I wasn't sure if I felt baller, or silly, for dropping almost $150 on liquor I'll most likely not be able to enjoy. Most I've ever spent at once on booze though, that's for sure.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Single Malts are expensive.......but so worth it. That being said $150 won't always go far, especially once you develop a palate for them.
Double post.
Last edited by enthusiast; 09-16-2012 at 19:34.
I went out looking for some Templeton Rye at Davidson's and they did not have any. They said it will be in soon.
I ended up with these. The Four Roses is very good and easy to drink. The Russel's Reserve has a good spice to it. (my first rye whiskey).
Last edited by enthusiast; 09-16-2012 at 16:50.
Jim Beam Red Stag black cherry! Freakin amazing bourbon! I am a beer drinker but I have a soft spot for Red Stag!
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