There is nothing wrong with a good blend and to say otherwise is falling into the SMS snob trap. The problem is that they don't sell too many in the US.
There is nothing wrong with a good blend and to say otherwise is falling into the SMS snob trap. The problem is that they don't sell too many in the US.
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Sounds like you're a B&W kinda guy. I strongly suggest there are other alternatives to falling into the SMS trap - what ever the hell that is...
Taste is always subjective. And I stand by my statement that I recall nothing memorable about blends. Although, I haven't seen any reason to sample them for some time. I suspect the biggest scotch trap around is buying Chevas under the impression it is the top of the line.
If you have suggestions for a good blend, how about sharing. I would love to find an enjoyable scotch at a bourbon price point
Rusty
At about $42.Bottle. I LOVE Oban 14 year old. Prob my favorite to date. On another note and just my opinion McClellands is the worst I have tried to date. Now Macallan on the other hand is another great one. See what ya did. Now I gotta go get me some. Enjoy!
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Not sure how cheap it is in the US but Aberlour 10yo is a very drinkable single malt, and quite good value down this way.
http://www.aberlour.com/
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MMmmm... scotch. Another love.
Just thought of something as I re-read this thread. The taxes in Canada on liquor are insane... A case(12) of Bud for about $15.... etc etc (how much is it in the states?)
So a $50 bottle of scotch in Canada is probably equivalent to a $30 US bottle. Something like that;-)
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