Not to mention that since I usually take 2 - 3 shots to decide if I really like a whisky, it would make me rip roaringly drunk by the time I'm done. (Typically it takes about 8 - 10 shots to make me truly drunk - anything less and I can shake it off within 20 minutes.)
I think I will pick up a bottle of Taliskers and a Bottle of the Lagavulin Distillers batch based on the tasting notes I read on the malts.com site. I'm going to stop by St. Andrews pub tonight and give the bowman a shot. On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 1:10 PM, LAR <[email protected]> wrote: > Short answer, yes and no. when drinking scotch, like good wine, I want the > full experience. I could cleanse my palette but then it's a tasting not > drinking. Single malts from the same region are going to share many of the > same bolder qualities, so if I drink say three different scotches one after > the other I won't be able to appreciate the distinction. > > On Oct 13, 2011 12:51 PM, "Smith, Boyd W SGT NG NG FORSCOM" > <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> > But not all at one sitting. >> > >> > Best,R.E.F> >> > ---- >> >> Why not? Do they all taste different that much that they interfere with >> one another? >> >> BWS >> > -- If you want to take the island, then burn your boats. With absolute commitment come the insights that create real victory. -Tony Robbins
