What distilled beverage are you drinking?

Maker's 46.

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Originally posted by Longboarder:
Elijah Craig 18 Year

Had this for the first time a few months back. This is great Bourbon !

Pappy's 20 year old. Smooth, soft and tasty.

Don Julio Anejo Tequila.

Nikka Whisky from the barrel (51.4% vol)

Cognac Pierre Ferrand "Selection des Anges" 1er Cru du Cognac, Grande Champagne. This makes me beleive there is serious Cognac beyond Frapin, Ragnaud and Delamain.

Getting a bottle of Redbreast 12 for this weekend's st. patty's day mountain trip. I'll be sure to report back.

Macallan 18 paired with a Montecristo Petit Edmundo. Damn....

PH

Reposado, anejo and extra anejo tequilas from Kah at home last night.

Hendricks Gin...Chilled with 2 olives.

Had my first Macallan 18 year tonight - Have to agree with PH - DAMN!!!!!

A trio of premium aged central american rums.
18 year old Flor de Cana (Nicaragua)
20 year old Centenario (Costa Rica)
23 year old Zacapa Centenario (Guatemala)

sambvka

Lauphroig 10 - wow, peat and smoke.
Readbreast 12 - not bad. smooth.

My friend came across a Highland Park 40 the other day for $2,400. She said she nearly pulled the trigger. That's nearly $100 an ounce...

Don Julio Anejo Tequila. Nice way to ruin a weekday workout, but I probably would have had the Tequila anyway, so...

Anyone had Balenvie 14 Caribbean Cask?

Brora 20y, 1982, rare malts selection

The Macallan 18

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Originally posted by RightBankFan:

23 year old Zacapa Centenario (Guatemala)

Just as a point of interest, this rum is not aged 23 years, but is from a solera system started 23 years prior to the bottling.

Bruichladdich's PC6 (or Port Charlotte 6) Thi is my second bottle, had some friends over for dinner......perhaps Jim Murray was a bit more enthusiastic about this and as such, my friends were really looking forward to it ... still a fine dram through and I'm finding that I do like younger and younger whiskys (this one at 6 years old of course). I gotta find a few more of these before they disappear.

Cuervo 1800 Tequila Añejo

It was pretty warm yesterday so after playing golf I made a negroni which is an old favorite of mine. Always refreshing on a hot day.

Bunnahabhain 12 year.

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Originally posted by mpls wine guy:
Bunnahabhain 12 year.

I like it, so I bought the 18. I think Lagavulin 16 is a bit better though and it'
s cheaper than the 18.

Mr John Blue.

Cognac Frapin 12 years old, 1er Grand Cru, Grande Champagne, cask strength

Glenlivit 12 yr.

Clynelish 10yr, 1989/2000, Hedges&Butler, a pleasant surprise.

Johnny Walker Blue

Strathisla 18yr 1987/2005, Signatory

The Macallan Cask Strength and Belvenie DoubleWood 12 year are serving my Scotch needs lately.

Kah Reposado Tequila 110 proof.

My little lime tree has already started producing this year so I took a couple off last night and made my first margarita for the year. Used some Cabo Wabo reposado that I received as a gift. Not my favorite for sipping on its own, but did the job for rita’s.

Strathisla 1967 (G&M)
Kilchoman 100% Islay
Armut Fusion
Bruichladdie Golder Still..

Talisker 25 year. Really nice stuff.

Macallan 12, 15, & 18 year old Scotch. Went to the Macallan tasting in Denver, at The Brown Palace last night. Will need to pick some up in the Caribbean in June.

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Originally posted by davec:
Macallan 12, 15, & 18 year old Scotch. Went to the Macallan tasting in Denver, at The Brown Palace last night. Will need to pick some up in the Caribbean in June.

Well you are coming to DC for the offline in june no?actually the Montgomery county stores just outside DC (i have one behind my house) have a pretty good selection of single malts including Macallan at fairly decent prices. What do you want? I can drop them off at Jace's and we can trade them for some wine???

Kah anejo tequila.

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Originally posted by Merengue:
Well you are coming to DC for the offline in june no?actually the Montgomery county stores just outside DC (i have one behind my house) have a pretty good selection of single malts including Macallan at fairly decent prices. What do you want? I can drop them off at Jace's and we can trade them for some wine???

There's a little store in Marigot, St Martin, that has over 150 Scotches, and they sell about 1/2 US price. We tend to get Port wine barrel aged Scotch. Louis XIII is about $750-850. (Not that we buy any.) Balvanie Portwood about $60. We're headed there from DC, so we'd be taking everything with us. We'll bring a few wines per off-line, and a few more for beach consumption. They have good Bordeaux in St Martin, but it's more $$ than in the US.

What type of wine would you want to trade for? We drink about 50:1, or maybe 100:1, vs Scotch, so we don't need much Scotch. Tequila is much different, more like 20:1. Is there some wine you think we have that you want us to bring? We'll probably have a few open slots if we bring a case.