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For the person who has everything...a heated battery carry handle!








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[Teufel_Hunden]

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[Dpc2u]

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[MKSixer]

[Captain Blood]

Originally Posted by Dpc2u

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How much would that Easter basket sell for nowadays? $100 bucks?

[corn18]

If I need any of that, I just order some food from Frisch's Big Boy. They deliver TP and hand sanitizer with your order. Awesome sauce!

[Rmtt]

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by Run Silent

Agreed. Although I am not really a huge fan of the Balvenie - I can't taste the $$$ there.

Overall though - the Macallan just does it for me - it's the butterscotch notes that I absolutely love.

I'm a huge Macallan fan. I named my dog Macallan. Coming from me, do not underestimate the Balvenie Caribbean Cask. Very toffee like notes. Quite good. But expensive.

I have a Macallan No.4 edition that I'm working through, very good.

Also, the Dalmore is just a good scotch all around. Nothing to sneeze at.

But I also find my tastes wander to the smokier / heavy on the peat side from time to time. I don't know if it is something like a palate cleanser or what, but I really enjoy a smoky heavily peated scotch often. So I'm not sure if I'm a very good barometer (though I'd say nothing I recommended above comes close to peat), but I am giving my own impressions.

As always, explore what hits the spot for you!

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

Pounce on that booty yourself dont let the cat at it

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Pounce on that booty yourself dont let the cat at it

Sage advice

[The Choosey begger]

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[1MOREMOD]

Ha watched ford vs ferrari last night

[Maynard]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Ha watched ford vs ferrari last night

Me too, found it online and got sucked in. Is that a car guy 'old yeller' or what? Perhaps the quarantine is getting to me....

[Maynard]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

I'm a huge Macallan fan.......
But I also find my tastes wander to the smokier / heavy on the peat side from time to time. I don't know if it is something like a palate cleanser or what, but I really enjoy a smoky heavily peated scotch often. So I'm not sure if I'm a very good barometer (though I'd say nothing I recommended above comes close to peat), but I am giving my own impressions.

As always, explore what hits the spot for you!

You might want to try Ardbeg AnOa or Uigeadail, both are sherry-finished with that Ardbeg Peatsmoke. I think Laproaig also does something with a Sherry finish, perhaps one of the Caideas versions.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by Maynard

Me too, found it online and got sucked in. Is that a car guy 'old yeller' or what? Perhaps the quarantine is getting to me....

I preferred rush to this movie

[MKSixer]

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[Nuckle]

I like the direction the LOL pics are going.

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by Nuckle

I like the direction the LOL pics are going.

I'm here to help...

[Rmtt]

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by Maynard

You might want to try Ardbeg AnOa or Uigeadail, both are sherry-finished with that Ardbeg Peatsmoke. I think Laproaig also does something with a Sherry finish, perhaps one of the Caideas versions.

Both Ardbegs are great, though I've found it difficult to source Uigeadail. I've got some An Oa and Corryvrecken sitting in the cabinet at home right now, both are probably 1/3 left. But both are good, though different from each other. And usually have a bottle of Ardbeg 10 on hand too, though I don't at the moment.

Also, I have to say I genuinely enjoy the Lagavulin 12. More than I do the 16. But these are all peaty Islay scotches and not ones I'd recommend to Run Silent at this time. Though I wouldn't be surprised if he starts leaning that way in 5-10 years. I myself started out with the Speyside region, and only in the past 2 years or so started going heavy on the peat. But I still genuinely enjoy most Speyside's.

[Murf993]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Both Ardbegs are great, though I've found it difficult to source Uigeadail. I've got some An Oa and Corryvrecken sitting in the cabinet at home right now, both are probably 1/3 left. But both are good, though different from each other. And usually have a bottle of Ardbeg 10 on hand too, though I don't at the moment.

Also, I have to say I genuinely enjoy the Lagavulin 12. More than I do the 16. But these are all peaty Islay scotches and not ones I'd recommend to Run Silent at this time. Though I wouldn't be surprised if he starts leaning that way in 5-10 years. I myself started out with the Speyside region, and only in the past 2 years or so started going heavy on the peat. But I still genuinely enjoy most Speyside's.

Me too, I remember trying Lagavulin 16 when I was in my 20's, I couldn't choke it down, now I love the peaty smokey stuff. I think Talisker is my favourite.

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