Dillinger
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Yes - there's more to Scotland than golf and skirts. They also make some mighty fine booze.
Dewar's 12-Year-Old Special Reserve - $40
It's a prelude to a malt, which means it's a bit more dramatic than a regular bottle of Dewer's. The smoky flavor makes it a great gift idea for special drinkers in the family and you know, nothing brings a family together like scotch. You might ask, "What about love?" Just a reason to drink more scotch I say! http://www.dewars.com
Johnnie Walker Gold Label - $60
A blend of 15 scotches creates Gold Label's soft rainwater taste. The smooth honey finish is ideal for those who like to sip. You don't have 60 bucks to blow on this scotch? Simply buy 15 bottles of single-malt and mix them. Then enjoy! http://www.johnniewalker.com
Glenmorangie 15 Years Old - $50
Hints of the sea grass that grows along the coast where Glenmorangie is aged mean it's like you can practically taste the ocean in the bottle. It's a perfect aperitif! (The word aperitif means "a beverage that arouses hunger." And the word hunger means "desire for more scotch." http://www.glenmorangie.com
Aberlour A'bunadh - $60
Unfiltered to keep the scotch's original cask strength, a'bunadh is strong at 120 proof. Add some water to reveal the subtle, warm, yet spicy flavor of the drink. (An average proof of scotch is around 80, which is why a'bunadh is one of my favorites. Do I have to spell it out for you? I'm talking about 40 more proofs!) http://www.aberlour.com
Laphroaig 30 Years Old - $320
This slightly mediciney scotch has a taste that hints of a backyard barbecue. A splash of water unveils a subtle oak flavor. Nothing tastes as good as oak, except maybe bacon. And 320 bucks would buy an awful lot of bacon, unless it's extremely expensive bacon. http://www.laphroaig.com
Dewar's 12-Year-Old Special Reserve - $40
It's a prelude to a malt, which means it's a bit more dramatic than a regular bottle of Dewer's. The smoky flavor makes it a great gift idea for special drinkers in the family and you know, nothing brings a family together like scotch. You might ask, "What about love?" Just a reason to drink more scotch I say! http://www.dewars.com
Johnnie Walker Gold Label - $60
A blend of 15 scotches creates Gold Label's soft rainwater taste. The smooth honey finish is ideal for those who like to sip. You don't have 60 bucks to blow on this scotch? Simply buy 15 bottles of single-malt and mix them. Then enjoy! http://www.johnniewalker.com
Glenmorangie 15 Years Old - $50
Hints of the sea grass that grows along the coast where Glenmorangie is aged mean it's like you can practically taste the ocean in the bottle. It's a perfect aperitif! (The word aperitif means "a beverage that arouses hunger." And the word hunger means "desire for more scotch." http://www.glenmorangie.com
Aberlour A'bunadh - $60
Unfiltered to keep the scotch's original cask strength, a'bunadh is strong at 120 proof. Add some water to reveal the subtle, warm, yet spicy flavor of the drink. (An average proof of scotch is around 80, which is why a'bunadh is one of my favorites. Do I have to spell it out for you? I'm talking about 40 more proofs!) http://www.aberlour.com
Laphroaig 30 Years Old - $320
This slightly mediciney scotch has a taste that hints of a backyard barbecue. A splash of water unveils a subtle oak flavor. Nothing tastes as good as oak, except maybe bacon. And 320 bucks would buy an awful lot of bacon, unless it's extremely expensive bacon. http://www.laphroaig.com
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