Palama
9 years ago

:-k

dkeage wrote:



Stop scratching your chin, you're gonna get a scar pretty soon..
Speyside
9 years ago
Sazerac, I think I paid $26.95.
Palama
9 years ago
Hudson Manhattan Rye
gummy jones
9 years ago
Elijah craig 12yr (my last bottle of the old twelve)
LawOfMD
9 years ago
Four Roses Single Barrel. Smoooove
Burner02
9 years ago
Last night Balvenie 14. Finished the bottle and must save up and replace with the 15 sherry cask.
Burner02
9 years ago
Rowan's Creek, the more I sample this the more I like.
namadio
9 years ago
Did a blind side by side of SAOS 10yr SiB (around 100 pf from 2016, not a store pick) and Eagle Rare 10yr SiB (from 2014). Unfortunately my tastes went with the price tag even blind. I found the ER to be bland compared to the SAOS. Both still great whiskeys.
Plowboy221
9 years ago
Plowboy221
9 years ago
Poit Dhubh 8yr
ddragggon
9 years ago
Currently on a train, blasting across the desert, and they have this whole "you can only drink the $6 beers we sell" rule, so I've got Gentleman Jack poured into an aluminum water bottle keeping me company... When I reach my destination, I have a bottle of Aberlour 16 I'm going to split with Family, and I'm debating what to put in my water bottle for the return trip... Maybe some GlenMorangie Lashanta... Although, for practical purposes of Drunk training, I should probably just fill it with Everclear and chop it with literally everything else I drink... The soda, the juice, the bottled water, the pisswater diet Budweiser (which is the only beer left on the train) all of it.
ddragggon
9 years ago

Laphroaig 18

Speyside wrote:


I don't always want to drink a liquid camp fire, but when I do, Laphroaig 18 doesn't disappoint.

Last night Balvenie 14. Finished the bottle and must save up and replace with the 15 sherry cask.

Burner02 wrote:


I haven't had the 14 in a long while. It just didn't stick out enough in my crowded scotch cabinet, and I just haven't revisited it in a few years... Might have to when I get home.

Four Roses Single Barrel. Smoooove

LawOfMD wrote:


I've always wanted to try that, but I've paid less for working/driving cars....

dkeage
9 years ago




I've always wanted to try that, but I've paid less for working/driving cars....

ddragggon wrote:


Really? You've paid less than 37$ for a car??

=d>
Burner02
9 years ago

I haven't had the 14 in a long while. It just didn't stick out enough in my crowded scotch cabinet, and I just haven't revisited it in a few years... Might have to when I get home.

ddragggon wrote:



Not a big fan of the 14. Do like the 15 considerably more.






Tonight, Weller 12.
Whistlebritches
9 years ago

Really? You've paid less than 37$ for a car??

=d>

dkeage wrote:



My thoughts exactly.........the boob noob is talking bout his crowded scotch cabinet but an under $40 bottle of bourbon is going to break the bank.Suddenly I feel the smoke rolling up my skirt
Speyside
9 years ago
Aberlour 12.
frankj1
9 years ago

My thoughts exactly.........the boob noob is talking bout his crowded scotch cabinet but an under $40 bottle of bourbon is going to break the bank.Suddenly I feel the smoke rolling up my skirt

Whistlebritches wrote:


this...


won't end well.
Whistlebritches
9 years ago

this...


won't end well.

frankj1 wrote:



Well I could have given him a Texas tittie twister
ddragggon
9 years ago

Really? You've paid less than 37$ for a car??

=d>

dkeage wrote:




My thoughts exactly.........the boob noob is talking bout his crowded scotch cabinet but an under $40 bottle of bourbon is going to break the bank.Suddenly I feel the smoke rolling up my skirt

Whistlebritches wrote:


Don't I feel foolish... Confused the name with Rosebank, a generally $200-$300 dollar a bottle scotch.

this...


won't end well.

frankj1 wrote:




Also, I've paid $25 for a car before, Sooooo...... it wasn't pretty, and I ran it in a demo derby, but what kind of destructive entertainment (that's legal) can you have with an internal combustion engine for 25 bux?
Palama
9 years ago
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