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Rebellious Republican

(5,029 posts)
22. Thats like asking me if I prefer.....
Sat Sep 14, 2013, 05:53 PM
Sep 2013

A fine scotch whiskey over a fine bourbon.

Glenmorangie 18 Years Old "Extremely Rare"
The Highlands
Price: $100
The Glenmorangie 18 Years Old spends fifteen years of its life in classic Bourbon oak barrels. A portion is then transferred to Oloroso Sherry barrels for the final three years of maturation. These barrels are then reunited to create this silky Scotch, tasting of nuts, dried sticky figs, dates and vanilla. These flavors meld together on the palate in perfect harmony, leaving a nice creamy finish with a hint of fruit, floral, almonds and vanilla. The flavor profile and quality of this exceptional Single Malt Scotch live up to its name: extremely rare.



Woodford Reserve Seasoned Oak Finish
$90
Unlike many other storied Bourbons, Woodford Reserve has only been around since 1996. Despite its youth, we're big fans of the brand. The Official Bourbon of the Kentucky Derby always makes us feel like we're in the winner's circle. But every once in a while, the distillery — based in Woodford County, Kentucky — puts out a limited edition that surpasses the original. Our favorite Woodford Reserve's Masters Collection, the fourth released, is a bold and spicy concoction. As per its name, it is finished in seasoned oak barrels that have been exposed to the outdoors for three to five years — as opposed to the standard three to five months — resulting in a complex flavor profile that combines hints of wood and pepper with smooth and satisfying caramel. The 100.4-proof Seasoned Oak Finish Bourbon is also noticeably stronger than the distillery's classic 90.4-proof product, providing a substantial bite while still finishing smoothly.

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knr alfredo Sep 2013 #1
Fuck, they're both great pictures. nt ZombieHorde Sep 2013 #2
Yes. Mz Pip Sep 2013 #3
K&R Solly Mack Sep 2013 #4
k&r HappyMe Sep 2013 #5
Kick! mnhtnbb Sep 2013 #6
kick treestar Sep 2013 #7
kick JohnnyLib2 Sep 2013 #8
They are both stunning! CrispyQ Sep 2013 #9
So very difficult. Mira Sep 2013 #10
K&R. Both of them are great, jtuck004 Sep 2013 #11
k&r Benton D Struckcheon Sep 2013 #12
K&R for a very difficult choice! CaliforniaPeggy Sep 2013 #13
K & R Liberal_Dog Sep 2013 #14
They are both stunning and I can see why they are a tie. zeemike Sep 2013 #15
K&R VERY difficult choice....exquisite choices. nt snappyturtle Sep 2013 #16
both are beautiful.. hard to vote. Voice for Peace Sep 2013 #17
K & R Iliyah Sep 2013 #18
Kick NV Whino Sep 2013 #19
K & R Chellee Sep 2013 #20
Kick! sheshe2 Sep 2013 #21
Thats like asking me if I prefer..... Rebellious Republican Sep 2013 #22
Hmm...I get it. Both should go in the finals! mnhtnbb Sep 2013 #23
too hard, both superb use of the color purple! northoftheborder Sep 2013 #25
That would be the best answer, thanks mnhtnbb! Rebellious Republican Sep 2013 #31
k&r Little Star Sep 2013 #24
Both are lovely pics. Uncle Joe Sep 2013 #26
they are both really good but I had to go with purple skies gopiscrap Sep 2013 #27
Both are brilliant--the berries just jumped out at me, though--the detail is mesmerizing. nt MADem Sep 2013 #28
Difficult... hunter Sep 2013 #29
kick rrneck Sep 2013 #30
Poll is now closed. Mz Pip Sep 2013 #32
Kick! Dyedinthewoolliberal Sep 2013 #33
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