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3/2/2015 3:40:35 AM
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The Glenlivet is indeed a fine drop. Have you tried Tallisker estate? I enjoy that one very much
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Haven't had that yet. Did try a tallisker 15 which was not bad though.
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Yea it's made on the Isle of Skye, and all the water used in its production flows through peat heavy earth. this in turn gives it a very strong robust flavour. Quite different from other scotch
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Peat scotches are the hardest for me. It's almost like drinking moss if you don't do it right.
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Each to their own brother. I like scotch. It's about all I drink.
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I can agree to that. Same here, either craft beer or scotch. Trying to do a new bottle every time to expand my palate.
