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Drac · Drac

Morning folks, One of my big passions is cooking; it’s what lead me into one of my other hobbies of knife making. My specialties are pastry and confections.Each year for Christmas I normally make around 1000+ pieces of candy that get mailed out around the country.A large part of the candies are truf...

Coinneach · Coinneach

Happy St. Patrick's Day and yes I am drinking a Guinness right now. I am wearing a t-shirt that say's "LUCKY All Day Long" I do believe I can make that statement everyday. Slainte!

Coinneach · Coinneach

I consider Lagavulin to be my favorite scotch, It has one of the highest contents of peat, which is noticed when it first hits your tongue, but has a very smooth finish. Some fourteen years ago when I first had the pleasure of drinking this scotch it was about $40.00 per bottle. It is now around $85.00 pe...

Luckey · Luckey

OK, so when we return home from our visit to Scotland this summer, you gotta believe I'm stuffing my suitcases with several bottles of whisky. I've tasted mostly Isley whisky and also McAllens and Talisker, all of which is fantastic. So what would be high on your list of brands to bring home? Jim

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	A question on cooking (Preview) Morning folks, One of my big passions is cooking; it’s what lead me into one of my other hobbies of knife making. My specialties are pastry and confections.Each year for Christmas I normally make around 1000+ pieces of candy that get mailed out around the country.A large part of the candies are truf...	Drac	8	1759	03:26 PM Mar 28, 2009 by Drac
	Guinness for St. Patrick's Day and everyday! (Preview) Happy St. Patrick's Day and yes I am drinking a Guinness right now. I am wearing a t-shirt that say's "LUCKY All Day Long" I do believe I can make that statement everyday. Slainte!	Coinneach	1	1359	10:10 AM Mar 22, 2009 by David
	Lagavulin (Preview) I consider Lagavulin to be my favorite scotch, It has one of the highest contents of peat, which is noticed when it first hits your tongue, but has a very smooth finish. Some fourteen years ago when I first had the pleasure of drinking this scotch it was about $40.00 per bottle. It is now around $85.00 pe...	Coinneach	3	1062	04:42 PM Feb 5, 2009 by Coinneach
	What to bring home from Scotland (Preview) OK, so when we return home from our visit to Scotland this summer, you gotta believe I'm stuffing my suitcases with several bottles of whisky. I've tasted mostly Isley whisky and also McAllens and Talisker, all of which is fantastic. So what would be high on your list of brands to bring home? Jim	Luckey	6	1027	12:32 PM Feb 1, 2009 by David
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