Because the state liquor store was having a slight sale, I bought some
Dewar's White Label. You know, for a blended whisky it's good, with a
great smoky flavor much more evident than in Ballantines's or Cutty Sark.

--
Jim Silverton (Potomac, MD)

Extraneous "not." in Reply To.

Hi Jim

I must say that I am more of a single malt man, myself, my favourites being
Laphroaig 18yr (Islay) and Talisker 18yr (Skye).

I am spending a week, in May, circumnavigating Scotland, (via car, with
English friends). Probably will not make it across to Islay, but will
definitely be going to Skye.

It is our intention of visiting every distillery we pass

We will then be taking the vehicle over to Ireland, and circling that
island, for a further week or so - sampling the ales and whiskeys as we
go.

We shall wait until we travel over to France before getting back to wines.

Detailed tasting notes most unlikely to follow

st.helier





"James Silverton" wrote

> Because the state liquor store was having a slight sale, I bought some
> Dewar's White Label. You know, for a blended whisky it's good, with a
> great smoky flavor much more evident than in Ballantines's or Cutty Sark.

Real men drink for the buzz. Get a grip. A shot of red eye in a dirty glass worked for John Wayne. Girly men should drink Shirley Temples.

Wow - a redneck on foodbanter !!!!!!

Now who is the pansy?