And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Good, or not?
I should probably invest in this as a bit of light summer reading
If you're just entering the wonderful world of Single Malt Scotches - Welcome! I've been collecting for many years, and am going to have to build myself a bar with a good rack to display my collection, one of these days. Are really good Scotches expensive? Usually, but they don't have to be. And even thought they're a bit on the 'pricey' side - it's not like you're going to finish a bottle a week. I consider a each new Scotch I buy to be an investment - and typically, they last me quite a long time. And while the book is a good idea, I also recommend a couple of other free resources: http://scotchaddict.com/ - a blog by a guy's journey from newbie to journeyman scotch aficionado (start *way* back w/his first post & read forward. It's an interesting journey, plus his blog has a 'blogroll' of other related blogs), and Ralfy's Youtube channel - where a fellow has made a name for himself reviewing scotches: https://www.youtube.com/user/ralfystuff Enjoy!
If you're just entering the wonderful world of Single Malt Scotches - Welcome! I've been collecting for many years, and am going to have to build myself a bar with a good rack to display my collection, one of these days. Are really good Scotches expensive? Usually, but they don't have to be. And even thought they're a bit on the 'pricey' side - it's not like you're going to finish a bottle a week. I consider a each new Scotch I buy to be an investment - and typically, they last me quite a long time. And while the book is a good idea, I also recommend a couple of other free resources: http://scotchaddict.com/ - a blog by a guy's journey from newbie to journeyman scotch aficionado (start *way* back w/his first post & read forward. It's an interesting journey, plus his blog has a 'blogroll' of other related blogs), and Ralfy's Youtube channel - where a fellow has made a name for himself reviewing scotches: https://www.youtube.com/user/ralfystuff Enjoy!
Good, yes. If you are a beer drinker I highly recommend Innis & Gunn from Scotland.
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteIt is my favorite Scotch for less than $100 a bottle. I don't buy it often but I fully enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteVery good, I prefer Bruichladdich though.
ReplyDeleteThey also make a 14 year old doublewood. It's a little smoother.
ReplyDeleteIf you're just entering the wonderful world of Single Malt Scotches - Welcome! I've been collecting for many years, and am going to have to build myself a bar with a good rack to display my collection, one of these days. Are really good Scotches expensive? Usually, but they don't have to be. And even thought they're a bit on the 'pricey' side - it's not like you're going to finish a bottle a week. I consider a each new Scotch I buy to be an investment - and typically, they last me quite a long time. And while the book is a good idea, I also recommend a couple of other free resources: http://scotchaddict.com/ - a blog by a guy's journey from newbie to journeyman scotch aficionado (start *way* back w/his first post & read forward. It's an interesting journey, plus his blog has a 'blogroll' of other related blogs), and Ralfy's Youtube channel - where a fellow has made a name for himself reviewing scotches: https://www.youtube.com/user/ralfystuff
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
If you're just entering the wonderful world of Single Malt Scotches - Welcome! I've been collecting for many years, and am going to have to build myself a bar with a good rack to display my collection, one of these days. Are really good Scotches expensive? Usually, but they don't have to be. And even thought they're a bit on the 'pricey' side - it's not like you're going to finish a bottle a week. I consider a each new Scotch I buy to be an investment - and typically, they last me quite a long time. And while the book is a good idea, I also recommend a couple of other free resources: http://scotchaddict.com/ - a blog by a guy's journey from newbie to journeyman scotch aficionado (start *way* back w/his first post & read forward. It's an interesting journey, plus his blog has a 'blogroll' of other related blogs), and Ralfy's Youtube channel - where a fellow has made a name for himself reviewing scotches: https://www.youtube.com/user/ralfystuff
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!