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Backing up on the map a bit but forward in time... important area but not my fav - Happy New years - Iran. a peaceful dram. --> Glendarroch (Glenfarclas) 1967/41yo 41.1% Lonach Bottling

So there is a lot of Russia in the Mix.. Happy New Years - Russia (Moscow) , United Arab Emirates, etc... I don't have any Russian... So.. --> Las Vegas Distillery - Nevada Vodka - 40% - First Drop Bottle 2151

Another one on the half hour -- ooph.. Happy New Years Afganistan... you just want to be different --> Isle of Arran 10yo 46%

Don't really have anything to go with the next region - so more big Sherry Happy New Years - GMT - 5 Pakistan - parts of Russia etc... --> Black Bull 30yo 50%

Happy Birthday Jacob - Cheers!

I don't have any Indian Whisky available right now... But Happy New Years to my friends in - India and Sri Lanka - boy these ones on the 15 add up quick. Another won from the Near West --> Suntory (Yamazaki) 15yo 56.15%

Starting my annual New Years across the world (yeah I am already late) http://www.timeanddate.com/counters/firstnewyear.html Next Up - Happy New Years -- Nepal --> Hibiki 12yo 43%

reminds me of an eye chart. better 1 or 2, 1 or 2.

to lazy to take a new pick... Juslyn 2010 Sauv Blanc

They fast track you..

I like the SuperPower 90 with stand..

I forgot about NHT myself - I remember how good those sound. I use to have a "oh no It's superzero" button on my Jean Jacket (ooph)

good luck blessingx and mrs blessingx and the little blessingx to come

Cheers Andy.. happy birthday

have a great birthday.

Okay one more pour --> Macallan 20yo 40% Kirkland

don't feel like too many samples tonight - so I guess I will drink.. (big glass is out) --> Macallan 1990/19yo 43% The Whisky Trail Bottling

oh there is that... they are pricey to get anything of age (after I bought a 1963 - most things don't seem that high anymore). If you have access you could grab an LBV - they can be very nice. With the extra wood age (4 years instead of 2 years) they appeal to my whisky side. Or try a half bottle of vintage to see if it is to your liking. You could also try some of the lesser known names such as Croft that are nice (http://www.klwines.com/detail.asp?sku=1050908), but will not hold up to the likes of a Taylor's.

drank wine and beer last night - didn't work out as well as I would have liked... maybe tomorrow night... am enjoying the show...

finishing off the rest of the Shiraz from last night - holds up very nice the second day... man was not meant to drink 1.5L of wine in one day. (I stick with vintage ports shelly (less sweet - more mouth feel) - most of the major vintage years are good - older the better -- for non-vintage I just grab 3-grapes and drink it)

watching the India Special...

true and true...

forgot I had these two additional images on my phone: