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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

It's one of them drinks that is overshadowed with the complexity and craftsmanship that goes behind it.

Whiskey and relationships have a few things in common they come in three forms.

The cheap :- this is for the desperate not bothered about way it looks the way it tastes oven the way it presents itself. Avoid of with all costs as it has long-term nasty aftertaste.

The social :- this is the mid class likes to present itself in a fun well mannered presentable. This also there's something that you can overindulge it I never feel too much is too much.

The upper class :- this is a new league once presented to you you are shocked. You take precaution because of its delicacy and hard craftsmanship behind it. The special occasion the acquired taste the pallet that mourns for more yet is rich in flavour and deliverance.

So let's hear your comparisons between a relationship and a non-human objects.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm sober, but hubby prefers whisky to whiskey

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I'm sober, but hubby prefers whisky to whiskey "

So he likes Scottish, Canadian and parts of Asia whisky.

And he doesn't like Irish, American Japanese African whiskey.

So he's acquired taste is from mountain/lake freshwater and Shirley cast.

Glenmorangie, Glenfiddich,Loch Lomond.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He's a traditionalist. Whisky is from Scotland.. whiskey is from everywhere else. The people that originated the Japanese stuff studied Scottish, hence the spelling. Single malts are his fave.. The peatier the better

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By *lhr1061Man
over a year ago

Warwickshire


"He's a traditionalist. Whisky is from Scotland.. whiskey is from everywhere else. The people that originated the Japanese stuff studied Scottish, hence the spelling. Single malts are his fave.. The peatier the better "

Can't beat a good Islay single malt

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By *umalotagainMan
over a year ago

between OX26 & BH23


"He's a traditionalist. Whisky is from Scotland.. whiskey is from everywhere else. The people that originated the Japanese stuff studied Scottish, hence the spelling. Single malts are his fave.. The peatier the better "

That’s how it should be

If he likes peaty then I can highly recommend the ardbeg Uigeadail Or Corryvreckan

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