If you drank it at youth parties then it's time to graduate.

I like a good Canadian whiskey. I'd like to try a good Irish.

I'm a Scotch man. Glen Fiddich or Glen Morangie, pref 25 years old. I enjoy the finer things in life...in moderation.

I find that a glass of fine Scotch and one ice cube, swirled in the hand and sampled gently will relax six weeks of tension from me.

What I had in mind was the Port Finished, Sherry Finished, or Bourbon Finished flavors. Like Balvenie, Glenmorangie is taking to using two-barrel systems, finishing off the ageing in barrels that previously were used for one of the above.

Rather familiar with it; I've bought beer in Penna. before -- many years ago now.

Huhm... you're the first guy I've met who doesn't like Speyside scotches. Or is it scotch in general, and from anywhere? That's actually easier to understand.

The only Speyside I've tasted that I didn't like was 12y.o. Glenfiddich. I dislike its bitter finish and prefer whiskies without it.

Oh, I developed a taste for it, it just took 10 years. Like the first year I drank a finger of it, and I said, I just don't get why this stuff is so special. The second year I drank a finger of it, and I thought, well this seems pretty much the same. And so on, until last year when I said, hey this stuff is actually pretty good.

Hmm. And was there ever a Scotch that got your favorable attention at first sip?

For me, that was Laphroaig.

Oh yes ... Lagavulin 16 Year for me. The very first sip almost brought a tear to my eye.

David Tennant :drool:

Oh, Scotch. Sorrry.

Darn it, we need a shot-of-whisk(e)y smiley!

"Scotch is what ye drrink; Scots is what ye arrrre."