elaine l
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If a person "collects" scotch do you actually drink it?
Does Anybody Collect Scotch?
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jokesDeeblock
Assistant Cook
Macallan 12 & 18 year scotch, both very good and on the top of my list.
Glenfiddich 12 year, which is actually my favorite.
Johnnie Walker Blue Label, good but a little too expensive for what it is to me
That is the collection as of now, but I am working on expanding it. Perhaps someday I will find myself upon an unopened bottle of Louis XIII or possibly even some Macallan fine & rare 1926 (valued at $38,000 per fifth, which I think is ridiculous)
Glenfiddich 12 year, which is actually my favorite.
Johnnie Walker Blue Label, good but a little too expensive for what it is to me
That is the collection as of now, but I am working on expanding it. Perhaps someday I will find myself upon an unopened bottle of Louis XIII or possibly even some Macallan fine & rare 1926 (valued at $38,000 per fifth, which I think is ridiculous)
nathanKent
Assistant Cook
I can't approach the collections some of you guys are sporting, but here's what I do have right now:
Macallan 18-year
Glenlivet
Auschentoshan (great single malt, because I'm willing to drink it myself but it's cheap enough that I don't mind pouring a glass for an idiot friend who thinks they want Scotch even though they don't really drink Scotch)
I also try to buy sample bottles of other stuff whenever I can.
Macallan 18-year
Glenlivet
Auschentoshan (great single malt, because I'm willing to drink it myself but it's cheap enough that I don't mind pouring a glass for an idiot friend who thinks they want Scotch even though they don't really drink Scotch)
I also try to buy sample bottles of other stuff whenever I can.
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