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I tell you if we could try before we buy in Georgia like that I'd be a much poorer man.

I hear ya, Rich. I really need to nip this is the bud. That's all I need now, is to be chasing SM's. :crazy:

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I hear ya, Rich. I really need to nip this is the bud. That's all I need now, is to be chasing SM's. :crazy:

We might need to work out a try-before-you-buy GBS offshoot where everyone picks a bottle from a list and then we get together for sampling. We kind of do that with bourbon at GBS meetings but hell, 50%-75% of that stuff you can't really get readily anyway. :grin:

Just a thought.

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Picked up a Redbreast cask strength at Binnys this week, excellent whiskey.

Didn't know they had it yet...Thanks. What's the abv for this batch?

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Exactly. 57.7% of liquid beauty. I was a little upset with the Naperville Binnys. I only had the opportunity to visit that location. I was interested in the ETL and WSR Binnys's selections, but neither of those had any markings designating them as barrel selections. I inquired and no one had a definite answer either way.

But, I turned around and saw the Redbreast cask strength and all was well. The only problem is that I only bought the one and by the time I headed home it was half gone.

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I read Davin's review on Canadian Whisky and decided to pick up a couple bottles of Pendleton 1910 12 y/o rye.

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Replenished my Te Bheag and Aberlour 10. The Aberlour is becoming a regular these days. It has nice bourbon and sherry notes and a little spice on the finish. Very pleasant these days.

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Let us know how you like it. It is a good whisky; reminds me of warm buttered pancakes with syrup. I think I prefer Wiser's Legacy, though.

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Let us know how you like it. It is a good whisky; reminds me of warm buttered pancakes with syrup. I think I prefer Wiser's Legacy, though.

Any of the Alberta Premium 25 or 30 left in Canada? They never made it to the USA.

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Took home the Red Breast cask strength and at a good price too, $49.99. Passed on some Wiser's 18 at $37.99 (really :cool: ) but I'll be back soon.

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Glenrothes special reserve. Not a fan the dark side juice in general but someone recommended this one for for those that are not huge Scotch fans. Any thoughts on this one?

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Glenrothes special reserve. Not a fan the dark side juice in general but someone recommended this one for for those that are not huge Scotch fans. Any thoughts on this one?

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First time I had it, I found it too mild, almost to the point of being tasteless. Last time I had Glenrothes it was great but it might have been one of the vintage bottlings.

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I was tempted to buy a bottle of Ardbeg Uigeadail yesterday. But at well over $80 I just couldn't bring myself to do it. The store I went to also had the Corryvrecken at a little over $100.

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Well I did it and bought the Uigeadail. Stuff smells amazing. I'll let you guys know what I think about it after I taste it later tonight...

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