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Raging Turtle:
I'm about to go buy two decent bottles of port as christmas gifts for my sisters. 

I'm not sure where port ranks on the 'manly' scale.  Well below scotch, but I can't stand scotch.  I do like port though.  And I prefer hard cider to most beers.  Maybe I'll pick up some Woodchuck Dark and Dry while I'm at the store.

Cheddar:
This thread is great.  I know nothing about scotch and need to pick up a decent bottle by Thursday.  I need something that a connoisseur would like, maybe around $50.  I am making a list of your suggestions, thank you!

Also, are older scotches generally considered better then newer?  I am a scotch nooblet.


edit.  Noob question added.

CmdrSlack:
I'd suggest making something of your own to give next year, but best I could find you is the gear for making liqueurs or wine or beer. 

Given that, I think that Johnny Walker Blue Label is quite awesome, but it's also a shitload/bottle.

WayAbvPar:
Quote from: Raging Turtle on December 19, 2006, 10:04:38 AM

I'm about to go buy two decent bottles of port as christmas gifts for my sisters. 

I'm not sure where port ranks on the 'manly' scale.  Well below scotch, but I can't stand scotch.  I do like port though.  And I prefer hard cider to most beers.  Maybe I'll pick up some Woodchuck Dark and Dry while I'm at the store.




Port is awesome. I used to drink a lot of cider, but eventually gave it up- it gives me postively paralyzing hangovers.

Miasma:
I bought a hundred dollar(Canadian, around $75 US) bottle of Scotch once assuming it would taste better than the typical Glenfiddich I normally buy.  I could not drink the stuff, I could actually taste the peat moss it mentioned in the description.  I think Scotch might be one of those things where you have to graduate from one level to the next, the nuances and differences were lost on me.  I gave it to a friend who has been drinking Scotch for decades and he loved it.  I don't know about the U.S. but in some of the higher end bars around here you can order Scotch by brand, you might want to try a single shot of an expensive Scotch before buying a whole bottle.

But that was just my one experience, YMMV.

Cognac gives me a sharp headache.

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