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Stealthlobo

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  1. True, I could see how that could be. Wouldn't have bothered but this thread got me motivated. Didn't stop though, it was a drive by shot
  2. Got a shitty pic driving by this am. Lady was outside so had to be quick. Definitely the definition of white trash:
  3. One of my girlfriend's parents' neighbors has that same flag flying in their yard...
  4. In general Islay scotch (lagavulin 16) will be more peaty and amazing to sip in colder weather. Speyside scotch is milder and next level while sipping on a balcony in late spring or the summer.
  5. No worries, it's still kinda fluid depending on job offers and the immigration process. I have a big interview tomorrow. If everything goes accordingly to plan we want to be there this August. However, we want to spend 3 months in SE Asia before, so planning on leaving the US beginning of May. I'm a really slow scotch drinker, a bottle usually lasts me 6-12+ months lol.
  6. Sorry, was bit drunk last night so I wasn't clear. They've never had it before but I haven't really searched in a couple years. Only found it in like Texas or something and Colorado doesn't allow importing of out of state etoh. Too late now though, unfortunately, but thanks. But back to my reply to @tailingpermit, I think because NZ was a UK colony, they still have connections with getting a lot of Scottish/Irish distillers. Or at least I'm hoping they do. Either way though, I'll probably find some local gems around too.
  7. I've definitely seen that site. Unfortunately, I've never found a way to ship etoh into Colorado. Have to find it here
  8. I'm excited! First, last, and only time I've had this whiskey (on the right) was in NZ. Best scotch I've ever had. Tried to find it in the states and never could.
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