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mikeymad

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  1. More like drinking music time: Led Zeppelin - 1975 - Physical Graffiti
  2. The other HP -- > Highland Park 1967 35yo 40.1% 360/722 - Celtic Heartlands
  3. Nice Shelly ... enjoy... we knew you where here in spirit
  4. Changing gears: Julia Stone - 2010 - The Memory Machine
  5. Couple of older bourbon HP's lined up: --> Highland Park 1967/34 yo 40.30% #2/204 Duncan Taylor (peerless) bottling --> Birthday Beverage from last year
  6. .. and I was expecting some in-progress action shots as well..
  7. Little bonfire on the nose.. little cooked blood oranges on the palate.. little nori on the finish ... all good to me
  8. Okay found it: Jeff Beck - 2010 - Emotion & Commotion
  9. Mo Sherry /w touch of Peat: --> Caol Ila 1993/14 yo 46% Murray McDavid (Sherry) mmmmm sherry and peat...
  10. Start simple: --> Macallan 12yo 43% (1.75l) Nope - that is not a small glass
  11. Oh well, I found this first: Sonny Rollins - 1957 - Way Out West
  12. Have fun.. be safe.. Cheers
  13. need to listen to some Beck tonight.
  14. Whisky night... I cannot wait to get home... darn you work.. (but thanks for giving me the money for whisky)
  15. come on.. showing us your real colors...
  16. Good luck - I remember that you were having that 40 Creek yesterday.. It is a drinkable beverage.. I found one more Northern Beverage that I liked. It was a special release of Canadian Club aged in Sherry Casks (my weakness) I don't remember the batch that I had.. but I liked it. Most of the time I found the beverages too spirity (tasting more like alcohol than other flavors) Cheers,
  17. Cha Cha Cha Chia
  18. hehe... yum cheers
  19. Enjoy - I will have one more Pliny for you -- cheers
  20. Because I can.....
  21. Great tunage.
  22. Yes - I really liked the Laph 15 (killed many of bottle), I liked the additional spice notes, and additional richness of the 15yo. The 10yo is a very good beverage (and for the price, my top cheap Islay). I would like it if they brought the Laph 15 back into the US (if it was with the old <$50 price tag). Right now I would rather drink the Laph 10yo Cask Strength, than most of the (slightly older) Laphroaig's. With high peat levels, I think that cask strength is the only way to go. It allows the beverage to really penetrate the peat and get to the taste buds. Goes really well with a nice 70% dark chocolate. If you do get one... let us know your thoughts. Interested in how it does vs the previous generation. Cheers, Mikey
  23. Yep... and Yep.. Well not really true.. for the US market no more 15.
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