I would rate this one a strong 7 or 8
Stop in for a drink.
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Plenty smooth for everyday drinking. No bold suprises. Nice mellow nose with a hint of rye spice. The rye comes in medium strength as soon as you sip and fades into the distance. No alcohol burn along the way. It has a pleasant sweet aftertaste.
Sounds good to me I'll find a bottle.
Your nose works better than mine but like what you suggested so far.
You find a car yet?
Nope, still looking.
Well hope before spring I'd like to see it at Mopars in the park. Well if we can anyway.
Another one of my favorites.
Good stuff with 7 or Sprite. Their 101 is a tasty sipper too. Cheers Fred!
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Cheers Toolman.
This is going to be fun. It is Sticky Wicket Oatmeal Stout. It is a homebrew and just about a month old and gets better with age. I don't think I can keep my mitts off it for a few months. Good thing I brewed 4 gallons.
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Duster De-ruster
Definitely the color I like to see in a beer...
Cheers Fred
And a Merry Christmas to you
And all my A body friends!!
And a Merry Christmas to you
And all my A body friends!!
Got 4 of my kids having babies in about 6 months that will make 21 grand kids real soon.
Ever feel overwhelmed? I need another drink for sure........
Ever feel overwhelmed? I need another drink for sure........
Sweet looking dart in the pic
It's a Scamp but still enjoy having it.
A good looking Glen Carin there Lon.
Nothing wrong with a scamp
I tasted this at Teds and asked Santa for some for Christmas. Thanks Andy (Santa) for the bottle. I am not a big Scotch drinker but this is fairly smooth, a hint of peat and priced within Santa's budget. Hey, it has Glen in the name and it comes in a box. It's got to be good! Cheers!
Looks good but my taste buds are use to my bad cooking so I'll take your word for it. lol
Here's a good article on maturation of spirits. In the photo each barrel has been matured by 1 year. You can see the difference in color and the angels share lost to evaporation as it ages.
Maturation in Casks - Whisky.com
Maturation in Casks - Whisky.com
The explanation on how the wood is chosen was really interesting. A lot goes into a good batch of whiskey. Thanks for sharing that Mike.
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