Just picked up a bottle of Glenlivet 15 Year French Oak Reserve.

Sitting down to sample it, big fan of the 12 year. This is even better, doing a side by side with the remains of my 12 year bottle. The 15 is a lot drier but in a good way, not as sweet, and very woody. I taste a little citrus, but not much. The color between the two is very noticeable as well the 15 being a much deeper golden shade.

I am drinking each straight up (neat) with no ice. I figured that was the best way to compare. Highly recommend to try the 15 year if you like the 12 year Glenlivet.
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Arran 10
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A nice sniffer of Brandy (BTW, it's 27* outside in N. Fl)
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I had myself some Talisker 10 yrs yesterday night.
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Coffeeeeeeeeeeeee!
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Doc Browns Cream Soda
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Elijah Craig 12
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Wild Turkey 101
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Redbreast 12....yum :-)
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A cheeky little 2009 Chianti.
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Having a Gibson right now.
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octomore/2_140. Its winning the fight.
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Great Lakes Eliot Ness :-)
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Some Apple Pie 'Shine :-) :-)
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Chocolate milk.
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Elijah Craig 12 once again. :-)
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Ardbeg 10 yo - peaty goodness
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Taaka vodka screwdriver. Orange juice is the only thing that can cover up the taste of a vodka that was $9.97 for a home wrecker.
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Dark n Stormy--> Black Seal Rum & Reeds Ginger Ale.
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Old Pulteney 12. What a great complex single malt scotch, with a nice sea water salty taste. All at a low bargain price. A staple in my whisky collection.
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