-=> Quoting Maurice Kinal to Nancy Backus on 30-Aug-2017 20:31 <=-   
      
    NB>> Except that I'd not expect that you'd never go back to that line   
    NB>> of experimentation...   
      
    MK> Perhaps.  The next time I'll know what to look for in order to get   
    MK> what I want out of it.    
      
   You have the headstart on it already, so to speak..  :)   
      
    MK> Speaking of 15-year old single malts, I discovered a source for   
    MK> Glenlivet French Oak in Nanaimo I plan to take advantage of soon so   
    MK> that I am better prepared for the event that occurs 124 days from now.   
    MK> A tad pricey but an 18-year old Glenlivet at the local store put it   
    MK> into perspective given it's ~135 CAD price tag.  That makes ~80 CAD   
    MK> look far more attractive.    
      
   A Canadian friend in COOKING was recently given an 18yo Glenmorangie...   
   curious, he looked for it, wasn't available where he is, but in Ontario   
   it was going for 198 CAD... just to give further perspective..    80   
   CAD for a Glenlivet 15 doesn't sound bad at all...  ;)  Granted,   
   Glenmorangie does tend to be pricier than Glenlivet, but still..   :)   
      
   ttyl      neb   
      
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