-=> Quoting Maurice Kinal to Nancy Backus on 03-Sep-2017 03:59 <=-   
      
    NB>> A Canadian friend in COOKING was recently given an 18yo   
    NB>> Glenmorangie   
      
    MK> I am jealous.  That is definetly out of my league.   
      
   Actually I'm jealous, too....  out of my league as well... as well,   
   actually, for my friend, too... the gift was very much appreciated, but   
   he'd not likely be getting it on his own....   
      
    NB>> 80 CAD for a Glenlivet 15 doesn't sound bad at all   
      
    MK> A whole lot better now that you bring up Glenmorangie.  I show a   
    MK> "GLENMORANGIE - 10 YEAR OLD THE ORIGINAL" going for 70 CAD locally so   
    MK> even that tends to be on the pricey side.  Definetly eplains why I   
    MK> haven't had any for at least 20 years now.  Also not showing any 18   
    MK> year old Glenmorangie locally so that wouldn't be an option but it   
    MK> does help the 18 year old Glenlivet look more attractive   
      
   Same here... ;)  I think that Glenmorangie has always priced higher than   
   Glenlivet, or even the Macallan...  It does help keep the others in   
   perspective... ;)   
      
    MK> although I am planning to stick with the 15 year old barring any   
    MK> unforseen event getting in it's way.    
      
   Sounds like a good plan....  ;)   
      
   Meanwhile, I've been at a COOKING echo Picnic, this year in MD... one   
   of the participants brought a sample pack of Glenmorangie... Original   
   10, Sherry cask 12, Port cask 12, and Sauternes cask 12...  subtle   
   differences between the different casks used for maturing the scotch,   
   and all quite acceptable... but not particularly better so that I'd get   
   it instead of Glenlivet or Macallan.   
      
   ttyl        neb   
      
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