Feeling old..

"Alan Browne" wrote in message
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Böwsér wrote:

Cuban, and I'll pour us a shot of Glenmorangie (18 years old, of course).

Time for some Bowmore and don't ruin it with a cigar ... it's smokey
enough on its own.

Bowmore? Haven't tried it. Yet. The Glenmorange is simply excellent! Smooth,
woody, just the right amout of bite. Hey! I sound like one of those snobby
booze hounds!



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"Alan Browne" wrote in message
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Böwsér wrote:

Cuban, and I'll pour us a shot of Glenmorangie (18 years old, of
course).

Time for some Bowmore and don't ruin it with a cigar ... it's
smokey enough on its own.

Ha, call that smokey? He says, getting some Ardberg out of the larder...

Another brand to add to my growing list.



Peter

"Bandicoot" wrote in message
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"Alan Browne" wrote in message
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Böwsér wrote:

Cuban, and I'll pour us a shot of Glenmorangie (18 years old, of
course).

Time for some Bowmore and don't ruin it with a cigar ... it's
smokey enough on its own.

Ha, call that smokey? He says, getting some Ardberg out of the larder...

Another brand to add to my growing list.



Peter

Böwsér wrote:

Bowmore? Haven't tried it. Yet. The Glenmorange is simply excellent! Smooth,
woody, just the right amout of bite. Hey! I sound like one of those snobby
booze hounds!

I like Glenmorangie too, but Bowmore is just right. (best served
in front of a fire with a mostly unclad lovely by your side...
hmm, yep, average temps are dropping, must stock up...)


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Böwsér wrote:

Bowmore? Haven't tried it. Yet. The Glenmorange is simply excellent! Smooth,
woody, just the right amout of bite. Hey! I sound like one of those snobby
booze hounds!

I like Glenmorangie too, but Bowmore is just right. (best served
in front of a fire with a mostly unclad lovely by your side...
hmm, yep, average temps are dropping, must stock up...)


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Bandicoot wrote:
"Alan Browne" wrote in message
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Böwsér wrote:

Cuban, and I'll pour us a shot of Glenmorangie (18 years old, of
course).

Time for some Bowmore and don't ruin it with a cigar ... it's
smokey enough on its own.

Ha, call that smokey? He says, getting some Ardberg out of the larder...

Quite partial to a nice Islay malt myself (and I include Talisker as an
honourary Islay, even though it's from Skye). I'm currently drinking a
bottle of Caol Ila 18, which is *seriously* nice.

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Bandicoot wrote:
"Alan Browne" wrote in message
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Böwsér wrote:

Cuban, and I'll pour us a shot of Glenmorangie (18 years old, of
course).

Time for some Bowmore and don't ruin it with a cigar ... it's
smokey enough on its own.

Ha, call that smokey? He says, getting some Ardberg out of the larder...

Quite partial to a nice Islay malt myself (and I include Talisker as an
honourary Islay, even though it's from Skye). I'm currently drinking a
bottle of Caol Ila 18, which is *seriously* nice.

In article riL1d.177749$9d6.14110@attbi_s54, Böwsér wrote:

Bowmore? Haven't tried it. Yet. The Glenmorange is simply excellent! Smooth,
woody, just the right amout of bite. Hey! I sound like one of those snobby
booze hounds!

If you can find it, try the Bowmore 21. That's just utterly gorgeous. I
usually pick up a bottle when I go through Heathrow, but my last few flights
have been from Gatwick, and their whisky shop isn't as well stocked, it
seems.

In article riL1d.177749$9d6.14110@attbi_s54, Böwsér wrote:

Bowmore? Haven't tried it. Yet. The Glenmorange is simply excellent! Smooth,
woody, just the right amout of bite. Hey! I sound like one of those snobby
booze hounds!

If you can find it, try the Bowmore 21. That's just utterly gorgeous. I
usually pick up a bottle when I go through Heathrow, but my last few flights
have been from Gatwick, and their whisky shop isn't as well stocked, it
seems.

"Chris Brown" wrote in message
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In article riL1d.177749$9d6.14110@attbi_s54, Böwsér
wrote:

Bowmore? Haven't tried it. Yet. The Glenmorange is simply excellent!
Smooth,
woody, just the right amout of bite. Hey! I sound like one of those snobby
booze hounds!

If you can find it, try the Bowmore 21. That's just utterly gorgeous. I
usually pick up a bottle when I go through Heathrow, but my last few
flights
have been from Gatwick, and their whisky shop isn't as well stocked, it
seems.

I'll see if it's sold in the states...