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<blockquote data-quote="vvvvvvv" data-source="post: 1815308" data-attributes="member: 5151">You mean Caol Ila. One of my favorites. More of a sipper with how long its great aftertaste lingers.My general purpose Scotch is Glenlivet 12 year. Highland Park 18 is my celebratory Scotch, didn&#039;t care much for the last 12 I had of it, but the 18 is consistently great.One day I&#039;ll get one of the 30 years at the local liquor store. Then you&#039;ll see me in the obituaries because my wife shot me for spending $400 (or more) on a bottle of Scotch.&nbsp;I&#039;m partial to Blantons on the single barrel bourbon. Wouldn&#039;t have tried it except for the fact that the bottle is cool enough to not worry too much about the quality of the liquor.By the way... the key to Jack is the Christmas gift sets - great way to stock up on a pretty good bourbon to keep spirits high if the SHTF.&nbsp;Sadly, tonight was Dr. Pepper 10 and Captain Morgan 100 proof.Don&#039;t plan on reaching the Ballmer peak.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vvvvvvv, post: 1815308, member: 5151"] You mean Caol Ila. One of my favorites. More of a sipper with how long its great aftertaste lingers. My general purpose Scotch is Glenlivet 12 year. Highland Park 18 is my celebratory Scotch, didn't care much for the last 12 I had of it, but the 18 is consistently great. One day I'll get one of the 30 years at the local liquor store. Then you'll see me in the obituaries because my wife shot me for spending $400 (or more) on a bottle of Scotch. I'm partial to Blantons on the single barrel bourbon. Wouldn't have tried it except for the fact that the bottle is cool enough to not worry too much about the quality of the liquor. By the way... the key to Jack is the Christmas gift sets - great way to stock up on a pretty good bourbon to keep spirits high if the SHTF. Sadly, tonight was Dr. Pepper 10 and Captain Morgan 100 proof. Don't plan on reaching the Ballmer peak. [/QUOTE]

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