Bourbon vs. Scotch

[Beetle]

Recently while on vacation I went to the Class VI store (military liqour store) to purchase a bottle of Glenlivet. They were out so I opted for a bottle of Knob Creek. Let it be known that I am a former bourbon drinker, but after swithching to Single Malt Scotch whisky and trying to go back to bourbon I found it difficult. It was smooth, but just didn't do it for me. Take this as a warning! If you like bourbon stick to to it, and stay away from Single Malts. It ruined what I once enjoyed. I guess I'll have a bottle of Knob Creek at the Rally for everone else's pleasure.

[Jiggernaut]

No question the Single Malts are the chit, but I still just enjoy them on occasion as opposed to my regular diet of Knob Creek, as they are fairly expensive. I find that I can still switch back and forth with relative ease, esp. after you have 3 or 4.

[R.D.]

I tried that Glenlivet last year when you and Jason both mentioned it.........I didnt like it much so I went back to my Boubon

[Jiggernaut]

Scotch is an acquired taste. At least it was for me, but once you acquire it, you definitely will have a penchant for drinking it.

[R.D.]

that might be......I ended up giving it to one of my co-workers....he was thrilled that I gave him an opened bottle that maybe had the top quater of it gone I went back out and got myself some Elijah Craig and never looked back

[Hydrilla Gorilla]

Bring the bottle along with you and I'm sure we can find someone to put it to good use

[Beetle]

I think the problem I have is that I started drinking Scotch about 9 months ago when I returned from deployment and have only drank Bourbon on a couple of occasions.

[bigfishingstud]

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Yes Sir
wonder who that would be