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Whats in your glass right now?

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I had 2 inches of Macallan 30 left.





I don't anymore.
 
A moment of silence for a dead soldier.

Doc
 
AVB said:
I had 2 inches of Macallan 30 left.





I don't anymore.
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that is out of my stratosphere. But I am sure it was phenomenal. I just picked up a bottle of the macallan select oak on a cruise. That and the appleton21 were the only thing worth grabbing. Have you had the select oak? Not sure i will pop it soon. I Think it will be sleeping for a while.

To stay on post Tonight I am enjoying the lagavulin DE 1996. Pretty darn tasty.
 
I'm not a fan of the Macallan Oak series. They just don't taste as good to me as the regular sherry series.

Tonight is Classic Cask 22 yo rye, bottled in 2000.
 
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I'm not a fan of the Macallan Oak series. They just don't taste as good to me as the regular sherry series.

Tonight is Classic Cask 22 yo rye, bottled in 2000.
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My only experience to date with the Oak series was with the 10 and I remember not thinking very much of it one way or another. Took a flier on the Select as the duty free options were terrible and I felt like I had to get myself something. :)
 
A buddy of mine who was a lowly Lieutenant when i punched out just got his Silver oak leaf (LtCol for all you none military types) and was home on leave before going to his next station. I drove down to pick him up at his parents house for a night of cigars and suitable libations. Out he comes with not one but 2 bottles of 1977 Foncseca Vintage port. I mean Keeeerist, were talking $450-500 a pop here I like port but not as much as Scotch however this could change my mind. Now we have 2 dead soldiers and it is time for bed. I gotta get up and feed him and take him home tomorrow. Not a bad Friday night at all.
 
Sounds like an amazing night!

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A buddy of mine who was a lowly Lieutenant when i punched out just got his Silver oak leaf (LtCol for all you none military types) and was home on leave before going to his next station. I drove down to pick him up at his parents house for a night of cigars and suitable libations. Out he comes with not one but 2 bottles of 1977 Foncseca Vintage port. I mean Keeeerist, were talking $450-500 a pop here I like port but not as much as Scotch however this could change my mind. Now we have 2 dead soldiers and it is time for bed. I gotta get up and feed him and take him home tomorrow. Not a bad Friday night at all.
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AVB said:
A buddy of mine who was a lowly Lieutenant when i punched out just got his Silver oak leaf (LtCol for all you none military types) and was home on leave before going to his next station. I drove down to pick him up at his parents house for a night of cigars and suitable libations. Out he comes with not one but 2 bottles of 1977 Foncseca Vintage port. I mean Keeeerist, were talking $450-500 a pop here I like port but not as much as Scotch however this could change my mind. Now we have 2 dead soldiers and it is time for bed. I gotta get up and feed him and take him home tomorrow. Not a bad Friday night at all.
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Good stuff those will be some Great Memories. I agree on the port, definitely not my go to but, when it is good it can be really good.

Last night I had some Jack Daniels Cider Jack, not very good, it was too sweet almost had a nutra sweet fake sugar type of sweetness to it. It was drinkable but I will not be buying another bottle. Then I had some WLW '10 to knock the taste out of my mouth. It performed this taks beautifully.
 
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A buddy of mine who was a lowly Lieutenant when i punched out just got his Silver oak leaf (LtCol for all you none military types) and was home on leave before going to his next station. I drove down to pick him up at his parents house for a night of cigars and suitable libations. Out he comes with not one but 2 bottles of 1977 Foncseca Vintage port. I mean Keeeerist, were talking $450-500 a pop here I like port but not as much as Scotch however this could change my mind. Now we have 2 dead soldiers and it is time for bed. I gotta get up and feed him and take him home tomorrow. Not a bad Friday night at all.
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Boy, that's one expensive hangover.

Doc
 
Hangovers are for Sailors.
 
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