"Glenmorangie on the rocks"
first: I love this movie very much....
"Glenmorangie on the rocks"
this is a sin! no real scotsman (i hope so, I am sadly not) would ever drink iced scotch...
or am I wrong?
first: I love this movie very much....
"Glenmorangie on the rocks"
this is a sin! no real scotsman (i hope so, I am sadly not) would ever drink iced scotch...
or am I wrong?
As a Scotsman, it's been known to happen. When I'm away from home.
shareIn all fairness, it HAD been 450 years. More than enough time for a man to change his tastes.
shareOne piece of ice is considered to be okay in some parts; but really you should only add a little water.
The old guard would be insulted if you put any ice in the drink and it has been rumoured that certain establishments and watering holes in Scotland will refuse to give you ice with certain brands of scotch. Glenmorangie would be one of those brands.
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Is it true that adding water to the more expensive stuff can increase the flavor? I've only had inexpensive bourbon & scotch. I don't like how it tastes with ice and I don't like bourbon cold either.
DISPLAY thy breasts, my Julia!
Since he's nearly as old as scotch itself, I think it's okay
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