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29th October 20, 05:32 PM
Finishing the last of my first bottle of Loch Lomond Original, an impressive Single Malt that will definitely become one of my regular everyday drams. Balanced, fruity, a tad oily, with only just...
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7th November 19, 08:36 PM
No, it's not. You jackass.
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7th November 19, 10:19 AM
Not being the photogenic type, this is easily one of the best photos I've ever taken. I'm in my well-worn Honour Of Scotland (aka Heritage Of Scotland kilt), which gets lots of compliments--the mauve...
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24th October 19, 02:24 PM
It's an Islay malt, Lassie--they're in a class by themselves. Now go ahead and try the others--Ardbeg, Bowmore, Bruichladdich, Lagavulin, et al. If you think the 10 year-olds are good at regular...
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20th September 19, 07:42 PM
I have still been largely on my detour from Scotch Malt Whisky into Bourbon and various other currently popular American Whiskey styles--including a fair amount of "White" Whiskies (or White Dog, as...
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27th January 19, 11:13 PM
Old Grand Dad 114, with a bit of ice. No, not Scotch, but a barrel strength " High Rye" Kentucky "Straight" Bourbon, still produced by the descendants of Scots-Irish-Welsh emigrants, with as much...
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God Bless You, Sir, Well Done. I have supported The Salvation Army since adolescence and intend to do so for many more years to come.
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I am absolutely dying to visit The Balmoral--the menu (especially the game offerings), and everything else there, looks fantastic, and a relative of one of my co-workers until recently was a manager...
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A holiday evening at home would not be the same without my kilting up in Royal Stewart...36061
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26th December 18, 01:42 PM
I am just now in receipt of Laphroaig 10, a Christmas gift from my girlfriend's mom and which I accepted while kilted up in Royal Stewart. Presumably she is (finally) reciprocating for the bottle of...
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15th October 18, 11:35 PM
Very happy to hear that you are enjoying a blended Scotch whisky, Allen! Although I admittedly have now become a Pure Malt Snob (thanks in part to a heavier sporran) I have very fond memories of...
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Now THAT'S a Wife...
Love, Love, Love The Doublewood, and haven't had any in quite while. I gave a bottle to my girlfriend's mom not long after we met--ice breaker indeed. Absolute nectar of a...
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It wouldn't be the Scottish Fest without a massive Chi-clone (Chicago Cyclone) at some point, preferably towards the end of the day...
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Aye to that--looks like it's going to be a hot one.
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Woo-Hoo! NOW it's a party!
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So THAT's where the weight I've gained came from. Thank God for adjustable side straps...
Won't be the same without you. See you soon!
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We've bought our tickets for Saturday the 16th. Looking forward to it as I missed it last year.
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Wonderful photo. He looks like everyone's Favorite Uncle. I have mentioned before how happy, relaxed and at ease the Royals always appear to be while in Scotland, and this is another example. Edward...
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It's on a Friday this year, so a Saturday or Sunday gathering would be ideal. I don't see a Tartan Day Pub Crawl on the Chicago Scots Events Calendar, and because I've never been there I wouldn't...
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28th December 17, 08:41 AM
Burns Night at The Peckish Pig would be fantastic. Let's do it!
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26th December 17, 12:36 PM
I have long been fascinated by Galicia for both its pronounced Celtic heritage and its culinary traditions (one of my favorite winter warmers is a hot bowl of Caldo Gallego) and it is on my list of...
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14th December 17, 02:30 PM
I will have to watch for that one. 100% rye is definitely only for the hard-core enthusiast, but the words "High Rye" on the label is always a good thing in my opinion. I myself have settled into a...
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28th November 17, 10:23 AM
My apologies, Gents, I will not be able to join you, as I will be treating my Mother-In-Common-Law to frou-frou High Tea in the English Room (gasp!) at the Deer Path Inn in Lake Forest:...
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20th November 17, 03:39 PM
Nothing more comfortable--nor as likely to generate compliments--than Highland attire at the Opera. I started wearing kilts just in time to wear one to Opening Night a few years ago at The Lyric...
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