Today we taste and review Officer’s Choice Blended Scotch and compare it to High Commissioner.
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give us the guiness stew!!!
You guys should review of glendalough 13
Staying up to 12am here in Australia just to get here first haha
I’m telling….
Apparently you underestimate the power of the sneakiness
🙂
JTS Brown review please
When I hear OC, I immediately think of pepper spray. Different life experiences lol.
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Daniel. Make me stew and I shall judge. I am an Irish connoisseur after all
Fourthly bitz!
I finally got on social media again just to be on your fb page nothing else!! Love ya guys great episode Daniel your five finger discounting youth has called forth the Karma Gods and given you the moochman himself as a penance! Bet u never thought that bubble gum would equal out to a 1600 dollar bottle of scotch lol. Great episode guys.
Terry Bourbon
5th
sometimes screw tops will sup. you
Never seen it in Ireland…
Wait, Rex was at the academy before Dan?….. EVERYTHING I THOUGHT I KNEW IS A LIIIIEEEEE
Still waiting for genitals jack and Jack’s sinatra
By ODINS BEARD you shall give the recipe
First 764th
The last time i came this early i was at your mothers house
Hey guys great video as usual… I have a question and I need a whisky nerd. In 2004 I was stationed in south korea and was deployed from there to Iraq. I was given 10 days of leave to go home and get my affairs in order before my combat tour. Passing through the duty free I saw a bottle of Lancelot scotch and the price was decent so I figured if I was going to be playing peekaboo with hand grenades soon I deserved to treat myself. My memory of it was that it was amazing for the price and I swore that would be my new brand when I got back from my world tour. Sadly I have never been able to find it since. I see it advertised online but never available for online purchase. If I could I’d of sent a bottle for a review but unfortunately, that cannot be until I find a source for this unicorn of my youth. Any suggestion for finding weird esoteric whiskeys like this?
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Speaking of tasting bestselling whiskies, you guys should do an episode on Jim Beam White Label (Best selling bourbon) and/or Jack Daniels Old No 7 (Best selling American Whiskey). If you don’t have those, let me know and I’ll give you my second gift. 😉