Which whiskey?

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AtomicTango

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My vote is for Bulliet bourbon. Its not super fancy or expensive but it is quality and really quite good. I have friends who are whiskey fans and some who are generally not fans try it and like it.
 

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My recommendations:

#1. Lagavulin 16 year
#2. Balvenie 14 year Caribbean Rum Cask
#3. Woodford Reserve Double Oaked

Each can be had for less than $75.
 

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I primarily drink straight bourbon whiskies.

Eagle Rare 17 is some of the best whiskey I have ever had. The 10 year old version is also great.

For 'everyday' drinking, the Woodford Reserve is an excellent choice.
 

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Makers Mark is my favorite of the easy to get stuff. Best I have ever tasted.... Templeton Rye ...... small batch and hard to get but worth the effort.

http://www.templetonrye.com/home/

Bleech ... I have had a bottle of that **** sitting around here for several years now. One taste was enough for me ... too sweet ... I keep meaning to pour it out ... Maybe I'll make some fruitcake this year ... :D
 

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Are they a whiskey drinker, whisky drinker, or a mixer?

If a whiskey drinker (and I'll include bourbons like Jack in this), then these would be my top picks:

1) Blanton's Single Barrel
2) Four Roses Single Barrel
3) Jack Daniels Single Barrel

If a Scotch whisky drinker:

For the "sweet" and smooth side -
1) Glenlivet 18 (this will be in *any* liquor store... if it isn't then you should never return)
2) Glenmorangie 18 Extremely Rare (they have a nice gift set going right now with two glasses, a golf ball, and ball markers... they also - like most Scotch makers - didn't skimp on the glassware)
3) Balvenie 15

For the "peaty" (and still smooth) side:
1) Caol Ila 18
2) Lagavulin 16
3) Caol Ila 12

Honorable mention: Peat Monster

If a mixer: whatever's cheap.
 

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