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BobC said:
Oh no!:eusa_doh: :eusa_doh:
I'll have to check the web for stragglers.
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Your favorite Scotch? Your Favorite liquor in general?
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Oh no!:eusa_doh: :eusa_doh:
I'll have to check the web for stragglers.
Leutnant
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Real Prohibition Whiskey
Well, I am generally not much of a whiskey drinker, but some years ago I did recover a drinkable bottle of whiskey from the bottom of the Detroit River. A check with the historian at Canadian Club identified it as a 1921 bottle of Gooderham and Wortz Whiskey. My brother and I have a shot every Christmas and I can tell you....it's sssssmmmmmooooooootttttthhhhh!
Another favorite is Cointreau...
Well, I am generally not much of a whiskey drinker, but some years ago I did recover a drinkable bottle of whiskey from the bottom of the Detroit River. A check with the historian at Canadian Club identified it as a 1921 bottle of Gooderham and Wortz Whiskey. My brother and I have a shot every Christmas and I can tell you....it's sssssmmmmmooooooootttttthhhhh!
Another favorite is Cointreau...
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You people in MA are lucky. Four seasons has 5 bottles left of Cigar Malt. They can't ship them out here to me in CA so I am out of luck. :eusa_doh: :eusa_doh:
High Pockets
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Hi folks, I'm brand new and glad to be here. I hope you don't mind me joining in.
Some of you sure have great taste when it comes to whisky and/or whiskey,....too bad we can't all join each other in a little tasting session!
A few years ago while playing in a Pipes & Drums band, a friend turned me onto what immediately became my favorite Scotch; Aberlour a'bunadh. It's an exceptional single Speyside malt.
Over that period of several years in a Scottish band I tried many a good whisky,....but none that were better than this.
Some of you sure have great taste when it comes to whisky and/or whiskey,....too bad we can't all join each other in a little tasting session!
A few years ago while playing in a Pipes & Drums band, a friend turned me onto what immediately became my favorite Scotch; Aberlour a'bunadh. It's an exceptional single Speyside malt.
Over that period of several years in a Scottish band I tried many a good whisky,....but none that were better than this.
BobC
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jamespowers said:
Can they ship them to IL? I'd be willing to work out some kind of deal with you.
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BobC said:
Uh, I didn't think of that but I have no idea where they ship to---just not me. :eusa_doh: Those states have strange interstate liquor laws. [huh]
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I checked and they say:jamespowers said:
"Please note that some states have laws on the shipment of alcohol that prohibit us from shipping to addresses in those states. We cannot ship alcoholic beverages outside of Massachusetts." :eusa_doh:
BobC
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jamespowers said:
Bummer. Thought it was worth a try.
Absinthe_1900
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Call a liquor distributor in your area, they can arrange (for a price) to receive the booze for you.
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BobC said:
Thanks anyway for the thought.
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Absinthe_1900 said:
I wouldn't know where to start there. [huh]
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I haven't searched the thread yet, but does anyone else enjoy grappa? A liquor made by fermenting the grape skins, seeds and other dregs left behind after wine making.
A good quality grappa, served ice cold, is wonderful, the, um, distilling origins notwithstanding!
A good quality grappa, served ice cold, is wonderful, the, um, distilling origins notwithstanding!
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I enjoy Crown Royal and Bushmill's Black Bush, among many other whiskeys.
