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Poll Question: Which of the following whiskeys do you prefer?
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    Posted: January 01 2010 at 19:45
Maybe fine...but both are a world apart...a collabaorator should know that.
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Originally posted by alphawave10 alphawave10 wrote:

Being ignorant and drunk should never allow for the wrong spelling of Whisky.


Being a newbie troll should never allow not to realize both forms are fine.
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Being ignorant and drunk should never allow for the wrong spelling of Whisky.
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Of the options I much prefer JW Black Label.There's too much prejudice against blends . I'd put up the JW Blue Label I was enjoying last week against ANY single malt I've tasted.
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Glenfiddich for me - the wife bought me a bottle for Christmas! It didn't last long, though.
 
Single malts are a bit to pricey for me, so my usual tipple is either Bells, Grouse, Grants or Teachers.  I prefer to scotch to any other kind of whisky.  I find Irish Whiskey and bourbon a little to sweet for my tastes!
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I'll have what he's having barkeep. Glenfiddich tonight.




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I voted Jim Beam (very underated), but if Grant's were on the list I'd chose that. Not very popular I must admit, but the single malt is just perfection to me.
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Hey, come on everybody... I did this daft poll bleary eyed at about 4am last night. Of course I made tons of errors. And besides, I've only been legally old enough to drink since October so I'm lightyears away from being any kind of conniseur in the remotest sense.Embarrassed It was an excuse to do a fun poll seeing as its new year. Tongue
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Just to be pedantic, some of those are whiskys, not whiskeys (there is a difference) and there are so many whiskys you've missed. I normally drink Laphraoig or Brookladdie (which isn't spelled correctly).
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JW Black Label by choice. I was lucky to have JW Gold and Blue label recently and for me Gold label was much nicer.
 
Glenlivet is nice too!
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Well, I had JW Black Label yesterday and I liked it a lot. Without ice, naturally.Big smile
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Hate to be difficult about this but as a Scotsman who loathes whisky but adores bourbon, you cannot lump all these critters into the 'water of life' basket matey. So-called American Rye whiskey is a completely different beastie to the tipple we distill in Scotland.

BTW People of my generation (I'm 47) in Scotland never touch whisky (it's just for tourists, wine snobs who don't like wine and the rugger fraternity)
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No JW Blue label?  Big smile
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some Georgia Moon, a little butter, and just a pinch of salt
boom: The Corn on the Cob Shot


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Originally posted by manofmystery manofmystery wrote:

Georgia Moon
Great, my SWEET nightcap ahem... Smile

Anyway, Highland Park 40yo (I've tasted a few days before...killa whisky!) is my favourite whisky (not 'whiskey').


Well, has toroddfuglesteg, a whisky specialist in PA, already come here? Big smile
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Originally posted by valravennz valravennz wrote:

Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

I dunno, but I'm thinking if you manage to have a shot of each of these you may well go comatose.

Johnny Walker had a free scotch tasting in Atlanta a few years back I went to.  It was a lot of fun.  Walker as a cocktail ingredient and the tasting was of single malts.

Anyone ever had Johnny Black and Red Bull? Shocked


Sacrilege!!!!AngryWink


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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

I dunno, but I'm thinking if you manage to have a shot of each of these you may well go comatose.

Johnny Walker had a free scotch tasting in Atlanta a few years back I went to.  It was a lot of fun.  Walker as a cocktail ingredient and the tasting was of single malts.

Anyone ever had Johnny Black and Red Bull? Shocked


Sacrilege!!!!AngryWink

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I'm thinking, everyone who even decides to take a look at this thread needs to listen to Asleep At The Wheel's great song, The Letter That Johnny Walker Read.  And yes, it's country prog in a sideways sort of way.

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Edited by jammun - December 30 2009 at 21:29
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Lincoln County Road or Armageddon.
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I dunno, but I'm thinking if you manage to have a shot of each of these you may well go comatose.

Johnny Walker had a free scotch tasting in Atlanta a few years back I went to.  It was a lot of fun.  Walker as a cocktail ingredient and the tasting was of single malts.

Anyone ever had Johnny Black and Red Bull? Shocked


Edited by Slartibartfast - December 30 2009 at 21:21
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Johnnie Walker Black Label for me! If I could afford it I would go for the Blue Label. Superb Big smile

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