When I think of single malt whiskies I consider Glenlivet 12 and Lagavulin 16 to be at opposite ends of the spectrum. Glenlivet is light, sweet, easy on the wallet, and doesn't really give me a hard time. Lagavulin is dark, smoky, costs a fortune, and I can never seem to find it when I'm flush and in the mood. I guess they're a lot like Betty and Veronica, if the former were 12 and 16 years old respectively. Notes of smoke (duh), pine, citrus, ivory soap and honey.RATING: 89%
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notes of smoke (dug)
did you just buy this one b/c it has glens name in it and your in love w/him
Yes, I want to have hairy quarter-arab babies with crooked teeth with him. Also, I think a tumbleweed just blew by. This blog is fucking dead, duders.
I've been meaning to review some things. It's just that I can't use MS Paint on this computer.
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