REASON's Booze Thread

[REASON]

Wont be happy till I am able to have case of these.

IMG_4689 by REASON29, on Flickr

[butternutsquashpie]

Wont be happy till I am able to have case of these.

or a mastercase of LGC 4s, eh Chris?

[REASON]

lol true but if I had my pick they would still be fairly low on the list... I can dream eh.

[butternutsquashpie]

lol true but if I had my pick they would still be fairly low on the list... I can dream eh.

make your dreams attainable!

Mastercase of LGC No.4s is at least somewhat possible in life!

[REASON]

for sure, but I would much rather others. I do however feel I would be comfortable with 10-12 boxes of MdO4's.

[ValeTudoGuy]

What's a Mastercase?

[butternutsquashpie]

What's a Mastercase?

how things are shipped and what not. most of the time with all box codes. contains around 45 or so boxes give or take 15.

you and i pick and choose singles from boxes from B&Ms. occasionally buying a box.
retailers pick and choose boxes from mastercases from dealers. occasionally buying a master case.

[ValeTudoGuy]

how things are shipped and what not. most of the time with all box codes. contains around 45 or so boxes give or take 15.

you and i pick and choose singles from boxes from B&Ms. occasionally buying a box.
retailers pick and choose boxes from mastercases from dealers. occasionally buying a master case.

Right, I thought as much but though I better ask to be sure!

[REASON]

Usually Laphroaig offering don't stick around long enough for me to snap a pics of but this one was a back up to squirrel away.

Laphroaig Quarter Cask by REASON29, on Flickr

[Sean]

I really not a fan of whiskey but these pics are making me want to appreciate them if anyone can recommend any decent minatures out there for me to try that would be great and how to drink it do i treat it like cognac or what?


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[REASON]

I would start with the fruity offerings(Glenrothes/linkwood/Auchentoshan maybe) bit easier to get into, Sip on an ounce and cut it with a tiny bit of water it will open the flavours up. No need to warm it room temp works fine.

[butternutsquashpie]

+1 on Auchentoshan. Great lowland
Especially the 3 wood. 12 YO (or is it 10? I can't remember) is great for the price but it's acquired.

Cutting with distilled water makes the 12YO more palatable but still better than most blends

Dalmore and Cragganmore are great, too. Fruity, hints of spice, and refreshing. My 2 go-to malts. They're citrusy and peachy, respectively!

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[REASON]

I would of out Dalmore in the list but being a medium/bold body I went with more light body. Just not in my wheel house

[butternutsquashpie]

I would of out Dalmore in the list but being a medium/bold body I went with more light body. Just not in my wheel house

Shame, Chris....
wonder how you feel about Appletinis then......

[Sean]

I would start with the fruity offerings(Glenrothes/linkwood/Auchentoshan maybe) bit easier to get into, Sip on an ounce and cut it with a tiny bit of water it will open the flavours up. No need to warm it room temp works fine.

Thanks mate will look into them


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