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Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

Sullivans cove and coke my favorite.

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:eek: :bat: and having it together with spring rolls for nibbling :D

That would make any man :BigCry:

:D

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Originally Posted by Chucaro

I am the grumpy old black sheep :D

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I have some one you should meet, Arthur :D


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Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

Sullivans cove and coke my favorite.

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You mix good single malt scotch with Coke ? :eek:

The things I need to say to that might belong in some other section.... ;) :twisted:

I'd love to find a good scotch that I find enjoyable without any mixer.

I was once told that it was sacrilege to mix anything with Glenfiddich. So I bought a bottle of the stuff to see if it was something I could get to like.

About the only way that I could palate the stuff was mixed with methylated spirits (or kero, or mineral turps) with a bit of nugget thrown in for colour ................ :p

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Originally Posted by BMKal

I'd love to find a good scotch that I find enjoyable without any mixer.

I was once told that it was sacrilege to mix anything with Glenfiddich. So I bought a bottle of the stuff to see if it was something I could get to like.

About the only way that I could palate the stuff was mixed with methylated spirits (or kero, or mineral turps) with a bit of nugget thrown in for colour ................ :p

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Laphroaig, or any of the Islay single malts. A very different flavour to Glenfiddich or the other Speyside whiskys. I'm not a big fan of scotch, but the Islay whiskys are something else - a very peaty, smokey flavour instead of the lowland stuff which tastes like metho to me.


Cheers,
Jon

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Originally Posted by jon3950

Laphroaig, or any of the Islay single malts. A very different flavour to Glenfiddich or the other Speyside whiskys. I'm not a big fan of scotch, but the Islay whiskys are something else - a very peaty, smokey flavour instead of the lowland stuff which tastes like metho to me.


Cheers,
Jon

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I second this suggestion.

The Islay style single malts to me taste like salty metho. ... :angel:

Personally I reckon a good drop of Irish whisky is something quite special.

Given they invented the stuff and the Scotts just copied it I guess they should be able to make it. ... :p

How come so many of you are familiar with the taste of metho?

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Originally Posted by vnx205

How come so many of you are familiar with the taste of metho?

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We have a refined palate. :p:p:p

And it's cheap. ;)