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Originally Posted by Jimbo
A good one to help figure out what you like is Famous Grouse. Not too expensive, pretty balanced taste.
One of my favorites is Lagavulin TM. I'm also a fan of Balvenie ( http://www.balvenie.com/) |
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Originally Posted by lksteve
stay away from Cutty Sark...good paint thinner, bad Scotch...i prefer the Macallan...tastes a bit like cherry cough syrup...and of course, Taliskers, although it is a bit pricey...okay, it's real pricey...
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Thank you gentleman, for the tips! Always on the lookout for a great liquor to expand my palate.
I hope you all had a wonderful 4th!
One other thing, again hating to sound like a novice, but is Scotch a good mixing liquor, or is it preferable to have it neat or on the rocks?