From the little I've read it's overpriced and doesn't perform.I lost track of how many times inspiration/inspired was mentioned in the marketing blah.As DB's my role model, I'll have to pick up a few cases as he wears it.I saw the adverts on tv and did actually think they were advertising aftershave at first. It will have to taste pretty special for me to buy it after that.
That bottle of Beefeater looks SO out of place.
F*ck*n showoff!!
More liquid pron:
I love the Mr. Hanky Poo in the middle of the sea of spirits. It adds a touch of pure class.
Just picked up a bottle of Lagavulin 16..
The guy behind http://www.maltmadness.com/whisky/lagavulin.html described it as the "holy fire" that ignited his whisky passion.
Here's the wet bar with shot glass collection
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I really like it when our Canadian friends come to visit -- these should get us through the winter:
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Do u have a bar in front is it a back bar only? If back bar only how do u like that?
It's a back bar only. I like the layout and it gives plenty of room for the pool table which is about 6 feet away from it.
Is this stuff pretty good? A shop by me just started carrying it.
I'm a birdman and don't believe that the more expensive the whiskey is the better it is. Necessarily.
My favorites are Famous Grouse and when I'm on the wilderness or fishing, always Highland Bird. Always.
Yes, it is. The only Irish that compares is Red Breast 15, IMO. It's hard to come by. What's the price in your area? Tnx...
Just picked up a bottle of Lagavulin 16..
The guy behind http://www.maltmadness.com/whisky/lagavulin.html described it as the "holy fire" that ignited his whisky passion.
you'll love it, Tob. great bottle. what does it go for over there if you don't mind saying?
Grouse is still the best selling whisky in Scotland, but there are many different expressions from the distillery.
Where is "Highland Bird" produced?