Scotch, Scotch, Scotch.

These Speyside whiskys are smooth and perfect with any cigar: Macallan, Balvenie, Dalwhinnie.

 

 

scotchy scotch scotch ... lol

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Brenda, a nicely aged Lagavulin with a robust cigar is a great way to end the night.

. . . down in my belly.  hee-hee.

mmm Lagavulin.  I'll have to check it out.  Thanks, SUNGROWN.

You know, I do enjoy some Scotch....but I don't really get to drink it that often, as I usually prefer beer or port, even tea at times!!

I found that my favorite so far is Johnnie Walker Green Label, has a consistency like butter, I'll have to give these other ones a shot.  I've drank all the Johnnie Walkers, and a couple Macallan's, I think scotch still needs to grow on me.......

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Thor Nielsen
Cigar Press

Anytime. I've had the 16-yr. It's smooth as silk with a caramel-like sweetness and no bite whatsoever. I could sip it all night, or until I fall out of my chair.

Cigarsmoka - If you're like me, Johnnie Walker will do you best if you're not big on Scotch. Since these are blends, they are much smoother than single malts. This is one reason I enjoy Lagavulin, a single malt that's far from petey and goes down like a blend. A 25-yr Macallan is just as nice.

Yeah, Scotches that are heavily petey are a little overbearing for me now....

I do prefer the blends...I'll have to pick up a couple bottles of scotch at the Duty free on my way back from Honduras...I love those prices!  

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Thor Nielsen
Cigar Press

Will you be going before or after CigarFest? If before, would you mind picking me up a bottle of Lagavulin 16-year and bring it to the Fest? I'll give you the cash once I see you :)

I'll be heading to PA after Honduras...No Problem...I'll grab a bottle for you...

 

 

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Thor Nielsen
Cigar Press

Hey Smoka,

I love scotch, but I am not in to heavy peat. Try highland scotch like Glenmorangie. I also love the Balvine that Brenda said. Try the balvine double wood.

Cheers

Martin