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    Default Favorite Scotch!

    I am interested in buying a nice bottle of scotch.I've never really drank much scotch so any suggestoins would be welcome. I was wondering if any of you had some recommendations? What's your favorite scotch?
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    dewars 12 cant go wrong ,give it a try
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    You need to check out a guy who goes by AVB over on CigarPass. He knows more about Scotch than probably anyone you'll ever come across in your life.

    He's a prick like you so you two should get along just great

    Now I know you know I'm joking but this is what he sent me in a PM when I asked him what would be GOOD bottles of Scotch to have on hand:

    These are 5 I would get in no particular order:
    Balvenie PortWood 21 yo about $80
    Macallan 18 yo about $95 (not the Grand Reserva)
    Lagavulin 16yo about $55 or Laphroaig 15 yo about $55
    Glenfiddich 18 yo about $48 or Glenlivet 18 yo about $48
    Dalmore 21 yo about $75 or Highland Park 18 yo about $65
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    The McAllen 12 year is my favorite, unless I can afford the 18 year. 12 year goes for about $60 per bottle.
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    definitly not the cheap stuff (around 15-20 dollars) i got some of that stuff and it was awful. i had some good 14 yo scotch the other week but it was a friend's bottle and i didn't think to see what it was called.
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    My reccomendations:

    Glenmorangie 12 year (not sure if this is available with a port finish but if so avoid the port)
    The Dalmore Cigar Malt
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    Hope this helps.

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    only scotch i've tried was a bottle of chivas regal 12 yo, i didn't like it, then again i'm not much of a "on the rocks" drinker, gotta mix my stuff with something.

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    i've never tried scotch.

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    I bought a bottle of Johnnie Walker Gold Label. It's aged 18 years. I had two glasses the other night and I must say they were really good! I had never drank scotch before and I am not a big fan of hard liquor. I usually only drink beer. I read an article about scotch the other day and it said in scotland it's common to mix your scotch with 50% spring water and enjoy it like that. I had my scotch on the rocks and it really mellows it out, made it very drinkable.

    Drake, if you can go treat yourself out to a nice bottle of Scotch and try it out either with some water added or on the rocks along with a good cigar. You might be pleasantly surprised. The article I read also mentioned that having it on the rocks takes away some of the flavor due to the cold temp.
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    My favorite Scotch


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    My current favorite (but then, I'm new to scotch) is the Glenmorangie 12-year-old. I'm thinking the Balvenie might be next...
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    I was steered towards the Craggenmore 12 yr old at the liquor store. A very wise man did that for me! It is VERY nice!!!

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