Whiskey, Bourbon, Scotch
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Whiskey, Bourbon, Scotch
Any takers?
Cupz wrote:Wiskey,
Nothing better than a good glass of Johnny Walker
Johnny Walker. Yes indeed.
Red label. Black Label. Gold Label. Blue Label.
Makers Mark is excellent too.
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lol. I like the way you put that because I totally agree.iwishimademovies wrote:Black Label on the rocks.
Jack, either straight, or on the rocks.
The rocks all depend on whether or not I want to soften the blow.
Bought a bottle of Classic 12 a while back...and I am liking it alot. Never had it before.

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Okay, guys...
Seeing as it *SOMEHOW* hasn't been mentioned in this thread yet, I'm gonna share with you a little secret. From the 4-years I spent living in Scotland, I had the pleasure of experiencing many drops of whisky.
But I can tell you, with complete near-objective certainty, that the finest Single Malt Scotch Whisky is... Talisker

This stuff is so smooth, it's like drinking pure glowing cosiness. I can't recommend it enough :0
Seeing as it *SOMEHOW* hasn't been mentioned in this thread yet, I'm gonna share with you a little secret. From the 4-years I spent living in Scotland, I had the pleasure of experiencing many drops of whisky.
But I can tell you, with complete near-objective certainty, that the finest Single Malt Scotch Whisky is... Talisker

This stuff is so smooth, it's like drinking pure glowing cosiness. I can't recommend it enough :0











