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It's more like Corona... which I like. But I also like Guiness, but I don't find finishing a Guiness a chore at all... but one hits the spot- thus, for me, a high mark in "satisfaction" (not much...

So ..... I cracked it. (The top pulled off, away from the 'cork' still in the bottle. Have to glue that back later) ...The nose has a maple, vanilla, cinnamon, hint of mint thang going on. It kind of...

I ordered a bottle of Wathen's a couple weeks ago. It cost about $29 here. I haven't cracked it yet, so I can't comment on the taste, but the accompanying propaganda strongly implies it is "Medley"....

Okay. I WAS WRONG. Or I've changed my mind. Got a bottle on sale for ¥1080 [$13] (for office use :rolleyes:). One of the usuals showed up at quitting time, sniffing around, so I cracked it. My...

Actually, they sell both yellow label and black label here (Japan). Yellow label is cheap, sometimes about $13 at this exchange rate. I bought a bottle once a few years ago (about $9 at the time),...

Me. I was a mud logger in the Gulf Coast oil fields for a few years. We had to describe drill (rock) cuttings, mostly sandstone and shale. To tell the difference between fine grain, very fine grain,...

I (just got in) and opened a bottle of 80 proof (the BIB was sold out). Actually, in the same order, we got "Yellow Rose of Texas". Opened YROT first. A little shocked by the cloudy milky yaller...

I got my first bottle recently. I'm having one now.

The nose gives you a good whack, but ...

...the flavor comes in, black pepper and cinnamon body slamming the ethanol nose to the mat; down...

I try to buy two bottles of every new whiskey I try- one I open for rotation, and one I put in the retirement bunker. I can do this because I really can't say I've ever found a whiskey I couldn't...

Unlike most WT products in Japan, RR is quite a bit more expensive than in the US, about $40 where I buy (compare to WTRB for about $30 [700ml btl], $24 for a liter of 101 8y.o.). I put off buying it...

Yeah, check "the ultimate newbie question" just below your thread for more tips on reducing 'burn'.