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Adding water to Scotch is sacrilege. Just a couple ice cubes to cool it off, that's it.

Balvenie 12 Year Single Malt Doublewood or Caribbean cask. :D
 
Dalmore 18!! Water is sacrilege but a cube or two it's as close to perfect as it gets! Of course a 21 or even the impossible 30 plus is closer but not on a pilots salary! ;)
 
Come on General, no one would get a personal pan before going to those destinations. Just hold out and save the calories for better food.

AUS has BBQ
ABQ has green chile soup
LAS has the Roach coach
and OMA is a tie, I would hold out for godfathers personally.

LOL...and where the General flies, they have malaria.
 
LOL...and where the General flies, they have malaria.

I don't fly to Africa by choice, but you probably knew that. If not, please take note, Knots.


Bye Bye---General Lee
 
Dalmore 18!! Water is sacrilege but a cube or two it's as close to perfect as it gets! Of course a 21 or even the impossible 30 plus is closer but not on a pilots salary! ;)

Any of the Macallans is perfection, but anything past 15 gets pricey. The 18 is amazing but haven't had the funds to try anything older. A splash of water to open the flavor is needed OR an ice cube, not both.
 
Nothing really compares to the 75. It was a clean sheet design.

Would you rather make $250,000 flying a 737, or $150,000 in a "really big jet"?

+1. 73 is not glamorous by any means but it gets the job done. Time off and $$$.
 
Any of the Macallans is perfection, but anything past 15 gets pricey. The 18 is amazing but haven't had the funds to try anything older. A splash of water to open the flavor is needed OR an ice cube, not both.
You're going to like the MBJ overnights. Macallan 18 year is about $60. No joke, have a bottle sitting on my bar at home. Well... Half a bottle now. :D
 

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