Shared some 10 year old Glenmorangie with good friends over the weekend, and ended tonight with a nice pour of Cody Road Rye.
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Flor de Cana 7 over ice.
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Just finished a Samuel Adams Fat Jack. Damn, I'm a lightweight.
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That is one of my all time favourite rums! Fantastic choice!

I'm diving into my first single malt ever...I'm pairing it with something special.

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Elijah Craig barrel proof
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18 yrs chivas
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Some Balvenie 14-year Caribbean Cask that my wife got me for Christmas.
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James tell me what you think of that I've been wanting to pull the trigger on the Carribean cask for a while now.

The other day I bought a holiday gift package of The Glenlivet. Brought the 375 ml bottle of 12 year to an XMas party that I split with some friends. The 2 airplane bottles of 15 and 18 year old I kept at my house!
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Balvenie 14 year Caribbean Cask???
:-)
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Had a glass of Alain Jaume & Fils Chateauneuf-du-Pape 2005 for supper, so nothing special.
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It's definitely worth a try if you enjoy some of the Balvenie's other offerings; the predominant note is vanilla. But I think the 12-year Double Wood has more complexity and depth of flavor. And I'd say the same for the 15-year Single Cask. If the 14-year and the 15-year are sitting side by side, take the 15.
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Angel's Envy bourbon! :-)
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Fireball 1/4 pint
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Monkey Shoulder Blended Scotch and Blue Moon while playing Spades amongst friends
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And Remy Martin VSOP and Fireball
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I'm drinking a cider brewed by my cousin. He did a good job! Yum yum!
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My local liquor store got some Donegal Estate Irish Whiskey in so I grabbed a bottle to give it a try. It's not too shabby, but it's not going knock off Jameson as my go-to Irish. It brings to mind a slightly more complex Powers. I do love the label, though; very classic.
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Maine Champagne.
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Ballast Point Fathom IPL
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Johnny Walker Blue
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