The Macallan 18 Review : Whisky Whistle 244
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I am so tempted to get this - it is Available for $320 at nearby Costco, 2019 release, worth it?
Maybe, if you are a big Macallan fan or you’re into collecting all the single malts. If you’re looking for best taste go with Arran 18 or Glenallachie or a Millstone Oloroso. Kavalan Oloroso Sherry Oak is also great and half the price.
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Mark
@@WhiskyWhistle Thank you. I have Glengoyne 21 which is cheaper than Mac 18. I might just get some Glenlivet or Fiddich 18. I am enjoying Mac 12 for its price.
@@savanpanchal451 the full sherry version is 650 euros at my netherlands based big online store. - i'm not gonna buy it.
the glenlivet and glenfiddich i did buy however, and i'm gonna be opening them soon to do a nice double vertical 12-15-18 year old tasting (only need another bottle of fiddich 12 now! all of a sudden it was empty hahahaha)
@@Dafoodmaster missed this until now - how did your tasting go? Smart of you not to get the Mac 18.
Glengoyne 21 is same profile but better for half the price.
I’ve only had up to 18 😭 I’ll be on the lookout for that when I am back in N America. Cheers Cato buddy🥃🥃🥃🥃 2 comments in 24 hours? I am blessed.
Mark
Completely agree cato.
disagree, sorry.
tried Glengoyne 21 and Macallan 2017 (and 1997) , Mac is better in all ways except price..
@@RTYoda1979 No apologies required. I get it. Macallan is a great dram.
Whisky whistle, I'm glad to find your channel and consider me subbed! I'm always glad to find another member of the whisky fabric here on UA-cam.
Thanks Malt Mondays! Found your channel not long ago as well - I am already a subscriber haha got the jump on you. Good job on the Gold Label review. That is my number 3 most watched I think. Back to your vid! Cheers🥃🥃🥃🥃
Mark
Nice video Mark! I had 4 of these at lunch on Sunday from the 2017 release. Such an amazing scotch!
Thank you! It can be great. I will get 2019 when I find one to check up on it.
Cheers from Winnipeg🥃🥃🥃
Mark
Mark, interesting remarks on the Mac 18. I've always wondered about the newer bottles. My store was selling them for $209, then $229, now $249..I've asked a few customers how it tastes and apparently they like it. After your review, I think I would pass on the purchase. Nice that you have an 1989 & 1990 bottle, I'm jealous. I have a 1995, still unopened. Great review.
Hi Keith! Thanks - if seems like that’s the new global price except maybe Japan. It is delicious - no doubt! But the price is hard to swallow from what my palate is telling me. Thanks! I’m equally jealous of your ‘95! A buddy of mine, by the way, just opened his 2017 release and quite likes it.
Cheers my friend🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃
Mark
Nice review, Mark - while I do like the Macallan 18, the price (nearly $300 where I live) has got to the point where alternatives are worth buying instead. For instance, $170 buys the Glendronach 18 which is (IMO) just as good.
Hi Frank! Thanks for the comment. Exactly my point! And I personally think Glendronach 18 is a superior product all considered. Let’s hope they ramp up their efforts for the wave of quality seeking young drinkers starting to get into whisky.
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Mark
This expression is good, but the price differential between this and the 15 year is too large to make me pay the extra dollars. The only reason to buy the 18 is as an investment. It's $280 where I live, and given its upward pricing over the recent years, I wouldn't be shocked to see the 18 year climb nearer the $500 price point before too long.
Thanks Frank - yes that is one of my issues - 3 times the price or more from the 12 Year Old!! That said, it does taste good.
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Mark
Great review Mark! Send that bottle on over and we'll test it!
I’ll bottle off a few samples - one will have your name on it!
Cheers STD’s🥃🥃🥃🥃
Mark
Hi Mark -- I haven't bought one of these since late 90s /early 00s. Quality went down/price up ever since Suntory and the Highland Distilleries, and then of course Edrington. We used to get it for USD$50-60 in mid 90s and bought it A LOT. And it was way, way darker, with yearly vintages. Anyhoo, my boycott is weakening and I was planning on/thinking about buying a bottle for the first time in ages tomorrow, at USD$230 plus about $15 tax. The 12 is $55-60. So great timing on the review. Maybe some other day.
Hi Walter! Thanks for the comment - I started buying the last moment prices were ok around 2010! I hate to be a little negative....it’s not my style- but I honestly felt ripped off after paying exactly what you quoted. Four times the price...something seems terribly wrong. Let’s hope their sales figures tell them prices need to match...they can change more but that much more? Woe is me...
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Mark
I agree it's not a good value. You can get an Allardice and Parliament for the same price as 1 Mac 18. Both are better imo. I did recently have the 2016 Mac 18 side by side vs the Rare Cask and I thought the Mac 18 was hands down better. I think your tasting notes were spot on but I also get that orange note as well. Cheers Mark
Thanks Travis! In hindsight I wish I had gotten the Parliament instead, but hopefully my mistake turns into a good guide for some folks. Of course Mac lovers will like it. Interesting about the rare cask. At least we both got citrus!! That’s reassuring haha.
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Mark
Yeah that Parliament is a good one and it's 48% and ncf.
Ooh I forgot about the extra 2 percent. Def going to get one soon!
Cheers my friend,
Mark
Awesome, honest, and informative review Mark!
Thanks Keith! 🥃🥃🥃🥃
Good review. Even though this is an amazing scotch, it is not worth over 200 bucks. I get the 12 year for 50 bucks. The 18 is certainly not worth 4 times more than the 12. However, at 150 bucks I would buy this. At current price no way. For anyone who loves the flavor profile, go get yourself a bottle of glengoyne 18 or glendronach 18. Both are easily as good and a lot less in price.
Hi CCS&W long time!
Sorry for the wait - I put on an event this week so I was a little out of it. Good call on the Mac 12 and great recommendations.
Cheers my friend🥃🥃🥃🥃
Mark
Hi Mark. How's it going?
As you might remember, because of religious restrictions, I will not drink any whisky matured in sherry or any wine casks (unless the casks contained kosher wine of course). Consequently, I tend to skip all the reviews which are presenting sherried whiskies.
However, I am currently writing an article for an Orthodox Rabbinical journal on the subject of Whisky Sherry Bombs and the flavours which are transferred from the previous contents of the cask. So I started "dafka" (a Hebrew word meaning something like "ironically doing the exact opposite of what is nomally done"), watching loads of reviews on sherry bombs!!!
What I found was fascinating. There are very few reviewers who take the trouble to describe the different flavour notes of the whisky. Almost all of them say "ah yes, this is very heavily sherried", or "sherry notes"....without explainin what these sherry notes are!
You my friend are different. I don't think I have heard you once say in your reviews that it tastes like sherry! You go the extra mile and describe these flavours, such as in this video. Well Done! I really apreciate it!.
One of the problems with reviewers who review sherry bombs is their total lack of experience with sherry. Perhaps the only type they have ever drank in their lives is the sweet liquour sherries many of you drink around this period called "Cream Sherries" which contain a lot of added sugar.
After conversing with some, it seems as if many mistakenly assume that the casks previousy contained sweet sherry! The problem is that there are almost NO whiskies which are matured in casks whose previous contents were cream sweet sherries, so when they say "it tastes like sherry", they might well be describing a sweet cream sherry taste and *conflating* two different flavour sources, the dry sherry with something else which is sweet. So, the reviews which simply say "Ah Sherry" are of no value to me at all, and I suspect of little value to anyone else who really wants to get a feeling of the whisky's flavour.
Many other reviewers taste dry fruits ("dry" which describes their process, not their taste which is sweet) like prunes, dates, figs as welll as dark fruits and exclaim that the whisky is sweet, even though the flavours from whence they came is dry sherry!" I have this theory that even though the sherry influence is dry, people associate dry fruit and dark fruits with being sweet, so their brains registers "sweet"!. I have notices that you do not fall into that trap and do describe these dark fruits and nevertheless, tell us that the whisky is dry! Again, I am very impressed and apreciate your diligent and conscientious reviews.
Thank you again.
Hi Reb, all’s well here, and I hope the same for you!
Thanks for the big compliment and an epic one at that. Interestingly that video is doing well even though it’s ‘old’ already.
As I read your comments I was in agreement in many respects, realizing that you are right, perhaps sherry is the most misunderstood- “sherry sweetness’ doesn’t help anyone in decision making. Another word I try to avoid is ‘oak’ but it creeps in there due to lack of descriptors. The more I eat and drink, the better my ability to make tasting notes relatable.
Funny, my first experience with Macallan was disorienting - I had a cold at the time and wondered if the bottle was bad. When the cold subsided I could finally enjoy this new sub category of whisky. My first malts were Islay in my 20’s - I didn’t buy any until 2010 or so when I bought my first Glenmorangie. So I never really had any sherry bombs until one day in 2015 when I found a gift set of Mac 12 with a real glencairn( most sets in Korea now have facsimiles or outright fakes of the Glencairn whisky glass)
Now that I am starting a new career back in Canada, I am hoping the income and more flexible schedule allows for more regularity with WhiskyWhistle. I also have to improve my tech set up ( and of course my delivery which needs polishing)by summer 2019, at which point I will start having guests on. If you’re game, ou’ll be on the list of people if we can work out a time that suits.
Anyway to close, Reb, thanks for the continued support. Few have been as regular, so big cheers to you, my friend
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Mark
Great review Mark, way out of my price range at this point but still great to watch as a scotch noob. Just bought the Classic Cut, hope to open soon.
Hi Loknes thanks for the comment! I should have listened to my inner self. I hear the Classic Cut is very nice!
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Mark
I got a bottle of 2016 and 2017 each. I’m not gonna open them now. I recently tried oscuro and it was really good. Better than kavalan solist sherry cask. Thank you for the review.
Hi Tun Win - wow that must have been amazing😋 exactly if you’re a Macallan lover you must have each year’s new edition. I agree it’s better than the Kavalan sherry I bought.
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Mark
Oscuro is a Sherry bomb 😋
Sounds amazing.
Glendronach 18 is mutch mutch better and is only 90€...the people love brands😂 hug my friend.
the 18 GD is 60€ here :) and jep its better
Hi Garrafeira - I nearly did a show down video between them - but I didn’t want to add insult to injury!! ‘Dronach 18 was my whisky of the year 2017!!
Cheers buddy🥃🥃🥃🥃
Mark
Right? Such amazing whisky.
I have not looked hard for this just because of the prices that people have quoted... I can only imagine that it would cost even more here in BC if I could find it!
If I can I’ll send you a sample in the summer!
Cheers FQ🥃🥃🥃🥃
Mark
That would be *awesome!*
0:40 Those first two cracks at reviewing this must have been very thorough...you have only 1/3 of a bottle left.
Ronald Santos I am a thorough kind of guy! Third time’s the charm🤣
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Mark
Great review! Couldn’t agree more, way over priced. I don’t even bother trying anything from Macallan these days as quality went down and prices went way up. Glenfarclas, Glengoyne, Glendronach all offer much better value in sherry whisky, though they are starting to get too expensive also. Glendronach 15 was the best value out there but unfortunately it’s mostly gone. Grab that one if you ever come across a bottle.
Great comment! Good call on ‘Dronach 15 - two of those in the bunker and a little left from my first bottle. One Macallan I really liked was Edition 2. Classic Cut is also promising at the right price. Anything else you’d recommend to look out for in 2018?
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Mark
Worth picking up Dro 15 if available if I am trying to get into Sherry bombs?
Good review. I have always like this one but the current price is prohibitive. I do believe that you get just as good as mac18 in the Glengoyne 21 and 18's. I also think the Glenfarclas 25 is just as good for well under $200. But mac18 is excellent non the less.
Thanks for commenting! For the price I paid and the taste and smell experience I won’t be buying any of the newer Mac 18’s unless I can taste it first! I need to get the older Glengoyne and Glenfarclas. I like their stuff!
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Mark
And I totally agree with you about the 12 vs the 18. The 12 is great value. Glenfarclas 25 is simply delicious. There are better 25 year scotches but not for the money.
Great review Mark. These are rather expensive. Although I do enjoy this whisky. Cheers brother.
Thanks Rob. No doubt it’s good - but that’ll be the last time I get a current version! If I find any vintages I will snap them up.
Cheers brother🥃🥃🥃🥃
Mark
Mark, when does the Macallan 18 series start to weaken? I have the opportunity to snag two 18's from 2016 but I keep hearing that I should only go for the 2014 vintage or earlier.
Michael Manganiello hi thanks for the comment. If the price is right, it’s good! You’re right, 2014 was the last ‘vintage year’ - 1996. If you can find them at regular price or even slightly more you’d do well getting one. If you find any from the early 90’s or late 80’s for 300-500 they’ll do well at auction, or be unforgettable drams for a special event. If you can’t get the current Mac 18’s at a good price the Editions are very well made. There’s also Classic Cut Which I just got - very nice.
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Mark
Thanks, Mark. Honestly, I'm not the biggest Macallan fan. I've only tried a friends Mac 18 (2016) and was left disappointed; especially at a $200 price point. Even at $150 I'd rather go with Glendronach 15, 18, or 21 for that price. I know that you're a fan of Glendronach too. Cheers!
"there is a little bit of peat in Macallan" What no?! They are all 100% unpeated.
Not all. Peated malt is used at the distillery for occasional releases for example Rare Cask Black. As for my verbiage, rather than saying I detected peat, detecting phenolic ppm would have been better phrasing. I wished to give you a link that includes ppm of malt used at most distilleries but I could not find it. Macallan sits at around 2-3ppm. That will be simply from the fermentation process plus possibly effects from maltsters (Simpsons Malt) which are proprietary as likely Macallan is one of their biggest customers. After trying so many Macallans I kept getting a very light whiff of peat - some none at all and others more prominent - old fine oak 15 comes to mind - which led me down the rabbit hole.
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Mark
Nine months ago, you asked viewers if they should buy this MaCallan 18. Sadly, this sherry cask 18 is no longer being produced. Yes, you can still buy an 18, however, is aged in a sherry "seasoned" cask which isn't the same. Same for the old 12 year old which is disappearing from the shelves to be replaced by the seasoned cask version. I am afraid to say this, but I believe it's the end of an era. Get the old stuff while you can!
Good call jonshadit! Let’s hope they spend more money to expand their cooperage in Spain and rent their casks for longer term aging with sherry producers. Have you tried the new ones yet? Looks like I will have to re review this.
Cheers from Winnipeg🥃🥃🥃
Mark
Is there someplace I can read about this in more detail? This is the first I've heard of the sherry seasoned cask thing. I'm about to pick up a 2018 Macallan 18 Sherry Cask, but your post is making me rethink it.
I wish could find more older Mac12 and Mac18....I think the new vintages (in the new boxes) are different...and the older ones were slightly better (and darker).
Hi Ben! Same. I really dropped the ball a few years back when I found a treasure trove of 1989 and 90’s at retail price. I only bought two when I should have bought them all. The old 12’s - I should have taken a shopping trip to USA last summer or 2 years ago. Ah well!
Cheers🥃🥃🥃
Mark
Excellent review. How would you compare this to the 18 double cask?
Thanks so much! Mac 18’s are a little priced out of my league all considered but if I can I’ll cover it! Cheers🥃🥃🥃🥃
Great review!
Thanks VV!
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Mark
Good review. It confirms what others are saying. I think Macallen is expanding, maybe doubling its capacity while lowering its quality. That sounds like a very foolish policy, and a good reason to watch reviews.
Vesbolk great comment - exactly either prices need to normalize or quality and abv need to be increased. But I guess they have enough fans who drink nothing but Macallan! I think that’s a dwindling population, however.
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Mark
It may be expensive but MacAllan is definitely not lowering quality. Quality is at the core of the MacAllan.
Nice review, really curious to know how it taste but currently $440 locally 😳
Truthfully you’re better off getting Rare Cask which is a little less. If you see the 18 at a bar for $30 give it a try and see if it’s up your alley. It’s not for me.
🥃Hey All - Check out my Macallan 12 new vs old review! ua-cam.com/video/e8MEaAYPFrI/v-deo.html
1) Third times a charm
2) Three strikes and your out.
It's a home run Mark.
Whew!!! Thanks John @hillbillywine101 you’re too kind!
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Mark
I don't think I'm buying another bottle either at $199! I have the same thoughts!
PS #29th Thumbs up ma man and shared
Seattle206723 thanks for the comment and share my friend! Yep there are a lot better whiskies out there for the price.
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Mark
All the aura around a Macallan 18, so I bought for $290. Won’t open it until I secure a second bottle, hard to get
Hi Eric/ Ericsson - Nice - what date is on the label? I’ll have to get a 2018 for an update.
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Mark
It's worth the money when a naive cashier at the corner liquor store sells you a pint of it for $39, because she thought there was no way someone would charge $120 for a pint of liquid. So, I have to tell you, knowing that I barely paid anything for it, and the inherit palatal beauty within the bottle, it became the only whisky I've ever deemed good enough to not finish, in order to save for a special occasion. Find a way to replicate my scenario, and you'll love this dram.
What a great story. Where was this little gem of a liquor store?
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Mark
WhiskyWhistle it’s in my lovely town of Marquette, MI, on the south shore of Lake Superior. They have a pretty decent scotch selection for such a tiny space.
PS: I could not tell the difference between 2017 or 2016. haven't had the new one and likely will not except at a bar and who knows what they stick in those open bottles, probably the 12 lol.
A friend bought the 2018 so I may borrow it for a re review. Let’s hope the bars you go to are on the up and up!
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I could have bought this from my local whisky shop however it was £220 which is $388 Canadian dollars. Way out of my price range. I can get good quality sherried whiskies for around £50. I even thought the macallan gold was pretty decent.
Hi Gary! Exactly there are good and even better sherried drams including Macallan for less. Edition no 2 comes to mind.
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Mark
The Sienna is worth a try. It's a NAS but some old whisky in it. I liked it but I think Macallan are in the process of scraping it.
Welsh Toro I'll check it out thanks for the advice.
Cheers Mark. Not the best recommendation, eh? Guess I'll be putting my money elsewhere. Thanks for the review :)
Thanks Rene! I think Edition 2 or classic cut will offer way more taste for less money. I hope 2016 was an off year.
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Mark
I agree.
Cheers Marcus🥃🥃🥃
Is there away of telling what year my bottles are released in?
WT it should say right on the front of the bottle “annual 2017 Release” or “annual 2018 release” - thanks for watching!
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Mark
The Macallan 18 year is overpriced it's 430$ in canada it should be about 325$..The Macallan 15 year is a much better deal at 200$ canadian even 2 Macallan 15s is 30$ less than one 18
Good points Chris! That shows you the reality. The 18’s are used as a monetary instrument to a high degree whereas the 15 is used less so. I can respect that Macallan may buy better wood, but I don’t think the price of 12 should be double that of Glenlivet for example. It should be 10-15 percent more at most. The 18 should also be no more than 1.2-1.3 times as expensive as other major 18’s. And where it used to be readily available, now it is highly restricted. Makes you think....
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Check out my Glenfarclas 30 review!!
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Wow Mark, that didn't sound like a very good one. It's well known that the quality went down after 1995. I finished a very tasty 1995 a short time ago and I have a 1994 bottle stashed away for a rainy day which I got for a good price at auction a while back. It simply isn't worth it any more. It is no better than many 18 year old whiskys between £75-100 a bottle.
WT I mean is good - better than the 12 but wow the Edition 2 is better at half the price...good job on the stash - I bet those are incredible. I want to try Tamdhu- I think that and Glengoyne will satisfy my need for older sherry cask whisky!!
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Mark
I agree with cato about the Glengoyne 21. I'm not bothered about Macallan any more.
Welsh, good to know the Mac 18 1995 is a tasty bottle, as that is the bottle that I have at home unopened.
@@welshtoro3256 glengoyne is better and a fraction of the price. I just got a glengoyne 25 for 360cad, which is less than a mac 18 and is totally on another level.
why you cover the MacOverPrized 18 twice ?
its just a 4 times overprized mediocre whisky
if someone (a business partner) trys to offer me a MacAllan i dought his business skills (with a polite "no thanks")
Hi Max! It’s my first Mac 18 review..🤔 watch the ending and see if you agree!
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Mark
WhiskyWhistle... isn't it amazing that I can predict your final even without watching.... Sorry Macallan OV are just a waste of money
Poverty sucks
I purchased a Macallan 18 years sherry oak 2016 release for $290 and would like to compare with old Macallan.
In you opinion, is Macallan 18 years 1997 worth for $640?
I'm not really familiar with sherry oak casks, would glendronac 18 or glengoyne 18 more worth the taste?
Hi ZOA2533, did you try the Mac 2016 yet?
From the standpoint of drinkability, the Glendronach 18 is tops among these three. The price should be better as well.
If you are looking for “investment grade” whisky Macallan 18 1997 is worth buying and holding. Shop around, though. Of course money is no object and you want to try the 1997 then go for it!
Cheers🥃🥃🥃
Mark
Thank you for your kind replay. Since I only purchased 1 bottle of Macallan 18 yrs 2016, I haven't open the bottle yet.
Macallan brand...... I only tried Edition No. 3, I think it cost me $130 back than. The Vanilla taste is so strong, that's all I remember about that the edition No.3.
For investment, Macallan Edition 1~6 should be a good product, I'm not sure it was worth the price for wine tasting.
So much goes into drinking scotch. Seems complicated
Thanks for commenting. Like any interest, there are different approaches depending on one’s interest level. At least, as it is uncommon for Western people, take time to enjoy the smells of the drink. Not rushing your drink is also key. No big sips like beer but rather small sips like bad medicine. Only nerd out if it ceases just being just your drink and becomes your pastime.
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Mark
So you gave The old 12 a score of 90.
87 back in 2015 and 90 this year, yes. Macallan Edition 6 did even better.
Macallan Edition 6 review! ua-cam.com/video/cdR_LWfiXYI/v-deo.html
I truly wished I had the palate for spirits but it all tastes like jet fuel, or something that definitely tastes like it shouldn’t be consumed by humans lol
Hi Shawn I can understand your feelings! Try adjusting the volume per sip ( even an eye dropper can be a good place to start) and/or the dilution - some people find 25% ideal fro their palates! You might be a “super taster” with more taste buds than most people. Maybe that’s your calling!
I wonder what jet fuel tastes like 🤔
Cheers from Winnipeg🥃🥃🥃
Mark
I totaly agrre MArk - too expensive!!!
Thanks Jason! Of course they do have the prestige - but if you jump in a Maserati or a Benz you will feel the luxury. I wonder about the Classic Cut...
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Mark
How much macalan whisky 18 yrs
$400 in Alberta Canada for new ones when they have it in stock! More elsewhere. Cheers🥃🥃🥃
600 USD in Moscow
Not worth it!! Get Rare Cask instead!