Mark Wilson said:I love Scotch. Just discovered Glenlivit this past Christmas. Delicious thing.
Try the 18 year old one, matured in sherry casks... yum!
I tried it at the distillery and it quickly became a favourite.
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Mark Wilson said:I love Scotch. Just discovered Glenlivit this past Christmas. Delicious thing.
nickbass79 said:I have Macallan 12, 18 and Fine Oak 1824, Jameson 18, Oban 14, Glenlivet 21, and Glenfiddich 21 in my cupboard. I have tried to make up my mind on what is "best", but I'm still trying to figure that out.
I better go try another taste.![]()
Try the 18 year old one, matured in sherry casks... yum!
I tried it at the distillery and it quickly became a favourite.
Less than 18 years old ain't mature and shouldn't be tried...Oops, it's about whisk(e)y!
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:scowl:I still have my ex-girfriend's waffle iron.
I like Tool, I DIG A Perfect Circle. Ok, you can hate me now![]()
Jameson isn't scotch whisky, it's Irish whiskey.![]()
How do you guys like Puscifer? A little electronic, but Maynard is an amazing singer/lyricist.
I honestly haven't given any of their stuff a spin. What's a good starting place?
And +1 to Maynard. That guy is an absolute beast. One of the few singers who sounds the same whether he's in the studio or if he's singing live.
Waffles and Scotch said:...that's going to see TOOL perform in Orlando tonight.![]()

P Town said:Is tool the name of a band? Never heard of them. I have heard of 18 yr old Jameson. Which is what im having as I type. That is how I know how to spell it. And why Im not practicing. Ill never sound as good as it tastes, if I keep drinking it. Or, maybe I can drink just enough to think I sound good.