Re: The best of scotch

[Guest guest]

I heard about this. It seems that whatever the Japanese put their

minds to, they excel at!

I used to hate whiskey, but lately I've really gotten into it. I'm

trying to curtail my beer consumption due to the carbohydrates, and

I've found that whiskey & soda makes a delicious drink. Bourbon,

scotch, Irish, doesn't matter (and at this point I can barely

distinguish between different types of whiskey).

Tom

[Guest guest]

On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 8:22 PM, Tom Jeanne <tjeanne@...> wrote:

> I heard about this. It seems that whatever the Japanese put their

> minds to, they excel at!

>

> I used to hate whiskey, but lately I've really gotten into it. I'm

> trying to curtail my beer consumption due to the carbohydrates, and

> I've found that whiskey & soda makes a delicious drink. Bourbon,

> scotch, Irish, doesn't matter (and at this point I can barely

> distinguish between different types of whiskey).

>

> Tom

Funny how that works. I used to hate the stuff myself. Now I am really

into it. And while I am a big single malt fan, I like many others as

well. It wasn't until I tried a really nice single malt that I stopped

hating and started loving and discerning the differences in taste

between the various kinds. I like them neat though, I don't think I

have ever had one with soda.

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[Guest guest]

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> I like them neat though, I don't think I

> have ever had one with soda.

Scotch and soda is a good way to enjoy a lesser scotch, but I'd never

wreck a great one with club soda and ice. Not in a million years.

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