This is historic in more ways than one. I wonder if scotch would hold up after 100 years like port would. Especially when it's been frozen and then thawed.
This is historic in more ways than one. I wonder if scotch would hold up after 100 years like port would. Especially when it's been frozen and then thawed.
Over the New Year's holiday, we had some friends over for my annual meat fest before my three months of the veggie life. The wife made a variation on the traditional Bo 7 Mon (7 courses of beef) which was quite good. To ring in the New Year, I bought a bottle of Suntory 18 Year Single Malt Whisky. I've had the 12 Year before and it was pretty good as a change of pace to Oban and Glenmorangie. After having the 18 Year though, I'm ready to make it my new standby. Rich/smoky flavor, extremely smooth, no harsh after taste. I usually have one or two glasses during a meal but probably ended up knocking back a few more because of how good it was.
Only issue is price. At the few bars that had it (Ozumo is one), price was about $30 a glass (and well worth it). Bevmo usually sells it for $99 but they were out of stock at the few places I called. I eventually ordered it online from a UK company and price with shipping was about $135. Still, I'll make sure to have at least one bottle in the house at all times.Having a chill dinner with the wife at Cesar in Berkeley. Sipping on an Oban - my favorite every day drinking single malt. Wife's having a gin & tonic. Good tapas here. The jamon plate was superb.