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just messin with ya!! me too!! love the Glenfedich I saw a 50 year old bottle the other day at the liquor store for 500.00 I will be curious how that tastes till the day I die. lmao
I'm a Glenfiddich man, myself, and I didn't even know they offered a 50!!!
I'm a Glenfiddich man, myself, and I didn't even know they offered a 50!!!
I love coffee... I love Scotch... but I don't mix the two.
No, Jameson goes nicely in coffee... no need to ruin the Scotch.
I prefer my Jameson in the form of Whisky Mac's mixed with Ginger Wine. It's a favourite at Christmas.
Bestest Whisky I ever tasted was single malt Dalwhinnie, up at the distillery in Scotland. Sublime but too expensive for my pocket to buy on a regular basis. Welsh Whisky Penderyn packs a pretty good punch too.
I prefer my Jameson in the form of Whisky Mac's mixed with Ginger Wine. It's a favourite at Christmas.
Bestest Whisky I ever tasted was single malt Dalwhinnie, up at the distillery in Scotland. Sublime but too expensive for my pocket to buy on a regular basis. Welsh Whisky Penderyn packs a pretty good punch too.
Had my first taste of Jameson last month. Not bad, but the Midleton's KICKED ASS!!
But like Remedy said, after too much they all start tasting the same.....
Started out at Fado's with a Strongbow Cider, then a shot of Jameson's, another Strongbow, a shot of Murphy's, another Strongbow, and finally the shot of Midleton. Heaven!
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