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I was choosing between 2 types of scotch for my uncle. I was undecided about the 21 or 25 year old. The guy who helped me out told me they were both exceptional scotch's. As i work my way down the hall i notice this, and decided to go all out and take this instead of the other 2.
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how much did that one cost you?
About a thousand
is it worth a grand?
Still wish I were your uncle :D
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Originally Posted by Nhra Firebird
nothing is worth a grand that i can drink.:sillyme:
thats what i was thinkingQuote:
Originally Posted by Zboner
what happens if you drop it
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Originally Posted by Nhra Firebird
ill take a .50 cent pepsi:Pepsi:
damn dude. i want to try some single maltch scotch but not at that kind of a price.
Isn't Colt 45 a single malt????? Especially in the 40 oz.....
where can you even find a .50 pepsi anymore
the bottle shattersQuote:
Originally Posted by Poppn
at work in the machine:sillyme:Quote:
Originally Posted by dozier13
Its worth about 900 now to scotch drinkers. Here is example for you however an aged 30 year made in 1971 from this same company sells on average for 6000. Don't guess it is meant for us average joes to drink. Collect maybee drink no
my most expensive wiskeys are in the 100 - 150 bucks a bottle range. beyond that is beyond me, taste wise. :shrug:
thats what i mean. Can you tell in the taste from a 100 dollar bottle to a 1000 dollar bottle? I guess you're just paying for the nameQuote:
Originally Posted by hamburger68
Good choice, a very good drop.
Maybe if they didn't waste so much damn money on that fucking brochure and fancy font they could lower the price.
Any body know the differance between the Fine Oak and the Fine Sherry. The one i have is a sherry not an Oak. Does one taste better than the other. Im a little nervous because i hope he likes it.