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    Where’s your weirdly held cigar and Rolex, Graham?
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    Has anyone tried Glenmorangie Signet? It’s a way too expensive but my father in law is convinced he needs to try it.
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    I have, it's good. I like the Lasanta better though.
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    Thanks, good to know. Also ~half the price. Him and I are currently debating the price point where we stop noticing a significant difference (subject to personal taste of course). I’m not willing to going much higher than 100 bucks to find out, but I think he might be...
    There is a good whiskey bar here with lots of selection. Obviously pay way more per ounce that way but don’t have to commit to whole bottle.
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    Has anyone tried Glenmorangie Signet? It’s a way too expensive but my father in law is convinced he needs to try it.
    It's good. Interesting...but a little mellow for something that $.
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    Agree with this. Lasanta is a great spicy GlenMo. I like it and the Nectar a good bit.
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    Thanks, good to know. Also ~half the price. Him and I are currently debating the price point where we stop noticing a significant difference (subject to personal taste of course). I’m not willing to going much higher than 100 bucks to find out, but I think he might be...
    There is a good whiskey bar here with lots of selection. Obviously pay way more per ounce that way but don’t have to commit to whole bottle.
    If you're gonna pay $100 for a glenmorangie, best just get the 18. The signet is NAS, which is fine...but the yearly expressions and the 18 all range around 90-100 and are really great.
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    Thanks, good to know. Also ~half the price. Him and I are currently debating the price point where we stop noticing a significant difference (subject to personal taste of course). I’m not willing to going much higher than 100 bucks to find out, but I think he might be...
    There is a good whiskey bar here with lots of selection. Obviously pay way more per ounce that way but don’t have to commit to whole bottle.
    Price has literally nothing to do with quality. Granted I've not had any whiskies, scotch or otherwise, over 21 yrs, but I've had quite a few 18s and not a single one of them is in my top 5, maybe even top 10 favorites. Even with vertical tastings from the same distilleries, there's been 10s, 12, 15s, NAS I've liked better that 18s. All subjective of course, but older scotch is mostly expensive just because part of it took longer to exist. And for things like Signet it's pure marketing. Not to say potentially overpriced bottles aren't great, they usually still are.

    Having said that, there's a ton of really great bottles in the $120-150 range that I'd say is worth the splurge if you wanna get a special bottle. GlenDronach 15 for example is one in particular I love. Aberlour 18 as well, with a splash of water.

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    If you're gonna pay $100 for a glenmorangie, best just get the 18. The signet is NAS, which is fine...but the yearly expressions and the 18 all range around 90-100 and are really great.
    I think NAS's get a bad rap. I've had a bunch I love. It's just a marketing thing to avoid having to say it's a super young bottle, as the age is the youngest in the bottle. So you can have a whiskey that's 95% 30 year and 5% 7 year and you'd have to call it a 7 year old.
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    Oh yeah for sure. My favourites aren’t necessarily the the priciest ones I’ve had. For the stuff I buy for home I rarely go over $75 Canadian) and I’m usually less than that. If the FIL wants to blow a bunch of money I’m more than happy to sample though.
    I definitely enough a few NASs as well.
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    Oh yeah for sure. My favourites aren’t necessarily the the priciest ones I’ve had. For the stuff I buy for home I rarely go over $75 Canadian) and I’m usually less than that. If the FIL wants to blow a bunch of money I’m more than happy to sample though.
    I definitely enough a few NASs as well.
    Yea, that's all you need really, unless you're trying to look like a big shot or get something special. There's so many great bottles in the $50-60 range. I've got a handful that were $100-120 but I nurse them so slowly because I don't want to have to spend that too often
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    Just grabbed a bottle of the small batch - i gotta say, after trying Pappy RIP 10 for the first time, this is extremely close and much cheaper/easily accessible. Not bad for the price at all, packs a punch.

    Had Bulleit 10 yr for the first time as well - incredibly smooth and delicious

    Given my italian background and being in RI, we are celebrating St. Joseph's day with our annual guys dinner on Sunday. I will be in the the company of an Fuente Opus X Lost City.

    It will be a pleasant day full of whisky, red wine, cigars, charcuterie, and then a nice sunday afternoon bowl of pasta with meatballs, brasiole, sausage, etc
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    New to the thread but I'm a longtime whiskey drinker and enjoyed looking over some of these posts.

    I never saw my favorite, Whistle Pig, mentioned and would love to recommend it to everyone. It's 100% rye, so it has that peppery burn that comes with rye but is incredibly smooth as well.

    On the other end of the spectrum is my new love of Japanese whisky. They are subtle and have a bit of floral notes to them. I highly recommend trying any you come across, it's a great change from the standard American and Scotchs we so often come across.
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    For anyone that shops at Costco, the new Kirkland 7-year Tennessee Bourbon is damn good at $29.99. Really impressed me. On par with bottles in the $40-$50 range that I have in the bar. As with most of the Costco branded liquors, it's very tough to find a lot of info on where they source it, but in hunting some of the forums online, a guy actually paid a visit to the distillery where they make it. Apparently they do it all on site, and they don't have their own label - they make it for Costco and also for another brand in Australia.

    Fun fact that some may not know: In most states you do not need a membership to buy liquor at Costco! There are laws which prohibit alcohol being sold via a "club" so as long as the only thing you're buying is booze, they have to sell it to you. Just tell the guy checking the membership cards at the door you're there just for alcohol, and as long as alcohol is all you have at the checkout line, they'll ring you up. I'm a member anyhow, but this can be helpful for those that aren't and want to take advantage of their great booze prices. :-)
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    Price has literally nothing to do with quality. Granted I've not had any whiskies, scotch or otherwise, over 21 yrs, but I've had quite a few 18s and not a single one of them is in my top 5, maybe even top 10 favorites. Even with vertical tastings from the same distilleries, there's been 10s, 12, 15s, NAS I've liked better that 18s. All subjective of course, but older scotch is mostly expensive just because part of it took longer to exist. And for things like Signet it's pure marketing. Not to say potentially overpriced bottles aren't great, they usually still are.

    Having said that, there's a ton of really great bottles in the $120-150 range that I'd say is worth the splurge if you wanna get a special bottle. GlenDronach 15 for example is one in particular I love. Aberlour 18 as well, with a splash of water.



    I think NAS's get a bad rap. I've had a bunch I love. It's just a marketing thing to avoid having to say it's a super young bottle, as the age is the youngest in the bottle. So you can have a whiskey that's 95% 30 year and 5% 7 year and you'd have to call it a 7 year old.
    Agree, which is why I caveat I don't have a bias against them. In fact I buy whatever GlenMo puts out in the Private Edition every year and they're overwhelmingly NAS - with the exception of the 19 yo Elanta which was excellent.

    Incidentally - just picked up the Spios recently. Finished in ex-rye casks...terrific.
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    Price has literally nothing to do with quality. Granted I've not had any whiskies, scotch or otherwise, over 21 yrs, but I've had quite a few 18s and not a single one of them is in my top 5, maybe even top 10 favorites. Even with vertical tastings from the same distilleries, there's been 10s, 12, 15s, NAS I've liked better that 18s. All subjective of course, but older scotch is mostly expensive just because part of it took longer to exist. And for things like Signet it's pure marketing. Not to say potentially overpriced bottles aren't great, they usually still are.

    Having said that, there's a ton of really great bottles in the $120-150 range that I'd say is worth the splurge if you wanna get a special bottle. GlenDronach 15 for example is one in particular I love. Aberlour 18 as well, with a splash of water.



    I think NAS's get a bad rap. I've had a bunch I love. It's just a marketing thing to avoid having to say it's a super young bottle, as the age is the youngest in the bottle. So you can have a whiskey that's 95% 30 year and 5% 7 year and you'd have to call it a 7 year old.

    Lot of truth in this post. I didn't really notice this a lot with scotch just because most bottles that I purchase were in the $60-$80 range and were all relatively the same quality, but once I started to get into bourbon is when i realized that the price is not indicative of the quality.

    Redemption Rye can be had for $23 and for me, its a great every bourbon that can be used for cocktails or neat. Cannot beat that price. I've had plenty of more expensive ones and while they have their own character, every day bourbon can be had for cheap.

    I will say - if you want to splurge on a whiskey - try to find Mackinlay’s Shackleton Rare Old Highland Malt - they have a few different lines (Discover, Journey) and it truly is special.
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    New to the thread but I'm a longtime whiskey drinker and enjoyed looking over some of these posts.

    I never saw my favorite, Whistle Pig, mentioned and would love to recommend it to everyone. It's 100% rye, so it has that peppery burn that comes with rye but is incredibly smooth as well.

    On the other end of the spectrum is my new love of Japanese whisky. They are subtle and have a bit of floral notes to them. I highly recommend trying any you come across, it's a great change from the standard American and Scotchs we so often come across.
    Yea, Japan is putting out some fantastic stuff. The only one I would stay away from is the Shinshu Iwai. It's not horrible but I didn't really enjoy it. Would never recommend it over Yamazaki, Hibiki, Nikka or Hakushu.

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    Lot of truth in this post. I didn't really notice this a lot with scotch just because most bottles that I purchase were in the $60-$80 range and were all relatively the same quality, but once I started to get into bourbon is when i realized that the price is not indicative of the quality.

    Redemption Rye can be had for $23 and for me, its a great every bourbon that can be used for cocktails or neat. Cannot beat that price. I've had plenty of more expensive ones and while they have their own character, every day bourbon can be had for cheap.
    American stuff is much better to collect money-wise, because there's no import tax so it's not obnoxiously overpriced . You can get like 2-3 great bottles for the price of one scotch sometimes.

    I'm just not a huge fan of bourbon, so not really something I get into. I like rye more but even still, I'd prefer scotches, irish/japanese whiskey, unfortunately for my wallet....
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    American stuff is much better to collect money-wise, because there's no import tax so it's not obnoxiously overpriced . You can get like 2-3 great bottles for the price of one scotch sometimes.

    I'm just not a huge fan of bourbon, so not really something I get into. I like rye more but even still, I'd prefer scotches, irish/japanese whiskey, unfortunately for my wallet....
    Funny you say that because after drinking scotch for so long, i realized that bourbon/rye is a much more approachable drink to have for every day use. (lol alcoholics)

    Scotch for me will be under the right setting - aka a nice steak dinner. Other than that, i like the less-seriousness of most bourbons/rye's i come across
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    Funny you say that because after drinking scotch for so long, i realized that bourbon/rye is a much more approachable drink to have for every day use. (lol alcoholics)

    Scotch for me will be under the right setting - aka a nice steak dinner. Other than that, i like the less-seriousness of most bourbons/rye's i come across
    Oh yea, 100%. When I know I'm going to have like 3-4 drinks some night at home or have friends coming over, especially in summer, my go to is rye rocks. Mainly because I can go through a bottle of Michter's or random craft rye or something I find without getting anxious, since I can just buy another for like $25.

    Compared to the $75-$100 bottles of scotch I've been nursing for like 2-3 years
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