Any FnF Scotch Drinkers? Step Inside...

[FOsteology]

That and rowing back to the launch with the anchor down. Though, the real kicker is relieving myself in the dirty clothes basket at 4 in the morning and blaming the dog.

You fellas are familiar with the concept of enjoying an adult beverage or two WITHOUT the intention of getting drunk? 

[FinsnFur]

You can do that?

[FOsteology]

I managed to get my hands on a bottle of Lagavulin 16 Islay scotch this afternoon.

Complex, and flavor-rich. The sea salt, iodine and peat smoke build and build, but just the right amount of sweetness (honey/heather notes) and salt persist to keep a balance. The smokiness lingers. Simple put, loved it.

A nice changeup from "sweet" and sherried Highlands and Speyside scotch I'm used to. Not as aggressive and peaty as as Laphroiag 10. Very drinkable. Tastes like a smoky Speyside probably would.

[Coulter]

You fellas are familiar with the concept of enjoying an adult beverage or two WITHOUT the intention of getting drunk? 

I am now - didn't care much for the 3 day hangover....

[weedwalker]

I bet their proffit margins were a little slim those first 18 years.

[yotefever]

I bet their proffit margins were a little slim those first 18 years.

I may have to bring some of those home with me when we come back from our Carnival cruise 

[FOsteology]

The Macallan 18yr is GOOD stuff. Get ya some!