What's Your Favorite Single Malt Scotch

[Steve Williams]

This is a topic I have no clue about. I have never been a scotch drinker. In fact the smell of it kind of nauseates me.

I know Mike Lavigne is a big single malt scotch fan

What sayest you all

[Ron Party]

I haven't tried that many, mebbe only 30 or 40. For me: Lagavulin.

[John72953]

Last time I had a scotch I found myself 20 miles from home with no idea as to how I got there. Haven't touched a drop of hard liquor since, and that was 30 years ago. Now I'm good with beer and the occasional glass of wine. I will say I loved the smell and taste of it though.

John

[Steve Williams]

you're like me John

I gave up drinking everything several years ago ever since a nutritionist with whom I had contracted proved to me that there is no nutritional value in alcoholic beverages. I must admit however that I do like swirling a good glass of red wine and sticking my nose into the top of the glass to catch its bouquet

[Wardsweb]

I drink more wine (Amarone, Meritage, Cab, Merlot) than alcohol these days, but I do still enjoy a nice scotch or single malt whiskey.

There are better scotches out there but I have been drinking Glenlivet since college. It is my standard go to for just wanting some scotch.

[Wardsweb]

In recent years, I have really grown to like Lagavulin. This one I would not suggest for anyone starting out.

[Wardsweb]

For a simiar flavor without the bite of peat, this single malt Irish whiskey is very smooth.

[Ron Party]

It's hard enough we are discussing this, but then you have to go post pictures, including one of my favorite!

[marty]

Finally! A no brainer question. The answer is The Macallan (18 y/o if possible).

[Wardsweb]

Finally! A no brainer question. The answer is The Macallan (18 y/o if possible).

Macallan is an awesome drink but on my budget not something I can drink all the time. The 25 year was incredible during our last cruise.