We know Halloween gets attacked....

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Re: We know Halloween gets attacked....

Post by adrian » Fri Oct 30, 2009 6:19 pm

i do.. my grand father drinks scotch.. i'm a whiskey man...

if i wanted to try a good scotch (never had it) what scotch would you recommend and why? :)
Last night 'twas witching Hallowe'en
Dearest; an apple russet- brown
I pared, and thrice above my crown
Whirled the long skin; they watched in keen;
I flung it far; they laughed and cried me shame
Dearest, there lay the letter of your name!

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Re: We know Halloween gets attacked....

Post by Belladonna » Sat Oct 31, 2009 11:12 pm

I have tried to like Scotch. I just can't.
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Re: We know Halloween gets attacked....

Post by MacPhantom » Sat Oct 31, 2009 11:35 pm

I'd recommend Lagavulin. It's a delicious, smokey, peaty whisky that isn't as peppery as Talisker, nor as medicinal as Laphroaig, nor as salty as Oban. It has much more depth of flavor then Glenlivet.

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Re: We know Halloween gets attacked....

Post by adrian » Mon Nov 02, 2009 8:47 am

i'll have to write that one down :) my grand father's been drinking scotch for years... i've just never tried any
Last night 'twas witching Hallowe'en
Dearest; an apple russet- brown
I pared, and thrice above my crown
Whirled the long skin; they watched in keen;
I flung it far; they laughed and cried me shame
Dearest, there lay the letter of your name!

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