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So for many years, I drank blended Scotch and was quite happy with it. Couldn't "get" the fascination with single malts.

And then I bought a bottle of Glenmorangie 10-yr. Oh, my.

Then I bought Glenmorangie 12. Oh, MY!

I was wrong.

It's right near $60 a bottle here, but it's worth it.


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I drink Glenlivet single malt. It is so smooth that I can't tell the difference between 8 years and 15 years.


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A nice, almost sweet highland whiskey, and a perfectly good first step into single malts.
You might like to look up the Scotch whiskey regions, to get an idea of what the world of single Malt Scotch looks like. It's a loose (very loose!) way to get an overview.


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Originally Posted by RockyRaab
So for many years, I drank blended Scotch and was quite happy with it. Couldn't "get" the fascination with single malts.

And then I bought a bottle of Glenmorangie 10-yr. Oh, my.

Then I bought Glenmorangie 12. Oh, MY!

I was wrong.

It's right near $60 a bottle here, but it's worth it.



Not a whiskey guy

Hot toddies in the dead of winter...........yea

Costco is know for budget friendly booze

Next time in Mesa AZ....or Vegas

Head to Costco

https://www.forbes.com/sites/joemic...-scotch-whisky-releases/?sh=e619f7944708


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Try the 14 or 15 year dingle malt of your choice on special occasions.

Also Costco occasionally has some 17-19 year Speyside single malts at a very reasonable price.

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No Costco booze in Utah.

I am somewhat familiar with the regions of Scotch: Highlands, Speyside, Lowlands, Campbeltown, Islay and Islands. I have tried an Islay or two and was deeply impressed with the smoky peatiness. Highlands seems to be at the other end of the scale.

A glass of Scotch is my Sunday drink. A bottle lasts me a few weeks.


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Where do they bury the bodies of those killed for not smoking expensive cigars while drinking single malt Scotch?


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Where do they bury the bodies of those killed for not smoking expensive cigars while drinking single malt Scotch?


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Where do they bury the bodies of those killed for not smoking expensive cigars while drinking single malt Scotch?


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Originally Posted by RockyRaab
No Costco booze in Utah.

I am somewhat familiar with the regions of Scotch: Highlands, Speyside, Lowlands, Campbeltown, Islay and Islands. I have tried an Islay or two and was deeply impressed with the smoky peatiness. Highlands seems to be at the other end of the scale.

A glass of Scotch is my Sunday drink. A bottle lasts me a few weeks.

Lagavullin 16 yr is my favorite Islay, but its spendy so I may get only a bottle a year.

Speyside is fairly similar to Highland.

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18 year glenfiddich is to die for. Give it a whirl

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Originally Posted by RockyRaab
So for many years, I drank blended Scotch and was quite happy with it. Couldn't "get" the fascination with single malts.

And then I bought a bottle of Glenmorangie 10-yr. Oh, my.

Then I bought Glenmorangie 12. Oh, MY!

I was wrong.

It's right near $60 a bottle here, but it's worth it.

Could not agree more RockyRaab, 12-year-old Glenmorangie is my personal favorite.

A trick I use is that if I have guests over the first two I pour are 12-year-old Glenmorangie, then straight to the Bar Scotch since your taste buds won't recognize the difference anymore.

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Originally Posted by KillerBee
A trick I use is that if I have guests over the first two I pour are 12-year-old Glenmorangie, then straight to the Bar Scotch since your taste buds won't recognize the difference anymore.

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Maybe for some guests.

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Try some Glenfarclas. Especially the 25 yo, but any of it is good.


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Thanks for the suggestions, but with Utah's 46% "sin tax" I'm afraid that some of your favorites would end up being $100 -- a glass.


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Rocky,

Gotta drive to Vegas to drop my wife off for a trip to Scotland in late April. While she will be bringing some back, we got dibs on that haul. I'll be stopping by Costco there. I'll then be going up to Park City about a week later. I can pick you up something. Can also stop by Lee's in Mesquite. They have a real selection there.

Let me know.


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Originally Posted by Steve
Rocky,

Gotta drive to Vegas to drop my wife off for a trip to Scotland in late April. While she will be bringing some back, we got dibs on that haul. I'll be stopping by Costco there. I'll then be going up to Park City about a week later. I can pick you up something. Can also stop by Lee's in Mesquite. They have a real selection there.

Let me know.



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