You have to let go of the past LEONORE. (There is that spelling better?:mrgreen![]()
One of the great things about Talisker is the way it is made and stored being the only Scotch that is made on the Isle of Skye. It is my understanding that when they char the barrels they toss some sea weed into the charring fire and that imparts that special flavor into the Oak that then transfers to the Scotch as it ages.
Forget him and just enjoy Talisker for what it is....one of the great Scotches in the world. Crappy boyfriends come and go but Great Scotch will always be there till the last drop is gone.
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Neat, no water, soda, fruit juices and no damn frilly umbrellas! Anybody that would adulterate good 18year old single malt Scotch should be forced to drink Natty Lite and nothing else for the rest of their miserable life. Preferably recycled Natty Lite.![]()


Now I only bring the 12 year old to family parties.Exactly why he drank that Red Bull...got it? :mrgreen:Red Bull at night?!! I don't know about you!! I would figure with a young baby in the house you might want to sleep.
Red Bull at night?!! I don't know about you!! I would figure with a young baby in the house you might want to sleep.
I'm glad to hear the little one is sleeping so well for you!! Lucky duck!Red Bull at night?!! I don't know about you!! I would figure with a young baby in the house you might want to sleep.
He sleeps like his father, a rock. Usually down by 9-9:30 and not up till we wake him due to work or on the weekends he won't be up till 6:30 or 7.
You are right about the Red Bull though. I normally have just one and done but, there was a party and the wife was driving home so... Now I'm up.
In my glass now btw WATER. LOL!
I'm in the middle of workout mode so I'm restraining myself from drinking too much. I spent most of the day yesterday watching people get loaded...hehe I treated myself to a margarita last night.
You have to let go of the past LEONORE. (There is that spelling better?:mrgreen![]()
Much better. Now I won't have to sue you!
One of the great things about Talisker is the way it is made and stored being the only Scotch that is made on the Isle of Skye. It is my understanding that when they char the barrels they toss some sea weed into the charring fire and that imparts that special flavor into the Oak that then transfers to the Scotch as it ages.
Forget him and just enjoy Talisker for what it is....one of the great Scotches in the world. Crappy boyfriends come and go but Great Scotch will always be there till the last drop is gone.
That's all well and good, and I'm sure it's a very fine Scotch.