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Major Nikon

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4. $20 here in Texas

Reply to Mosby (Reply #3)

Wed Aug 22, 2018, 12:43 PM

Aug 2018

I sometimes put ice in whiskey. Good whiskey is proofed higher than it needs to be specifically so that it's still good over ice. With a relatively cheaper whiskey like that one, you aren't going to get a lot of subtle aromas anyway.

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Another reason Cohen is an idiot [View all] PJMcK Aug 2018 OP

You have point there. CentralMass Aug 2018 #1

Sadly recovering_democrat Aug 2018 #2

there is nothing wrong with putting ice in whiskey Mosby Aug 2018 #3

$20 here in Texas Major Nikon Aug 2018 #4

Glenlivet 12 is cheap? SCantiGOP Aug 2018 #5

I've seen it on sale for about $20 Major Nikon Aug 2018 #10

Just googled it SCantiGOP Aug 2018 #13

Not sure where you live Major Nikon Aug 2018 #15

No reason to argue this SCantiGOP Aug 2018 #16

I'm not contradicting you Major Nikon Aug 2018 #17

I've noticed that peated scotch is usually higher than 82 Mosby Aug 2018 #8

Around 90 is very common for whiskey Major Nikon Aug 2018 #11

I had a discussion with a Master Distiller in Edinburgh several years ago about scotch on ice. Floyd R. Turbo Aug 2018 #6

I think it's a bit of a waste to buy something good for cocktails Major Nikon Aug 2018 #12

I've done the distillery tour in Scotland SCantiGOP Aug 2018 #14

I put a couple of ice cubes in my single malts. I finish them long before they dilute. FSogol Aug 2018 #7

I have ice trays that make 2x2 cubes Mosby Aug 2018 #9