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OT... Irish Whisky

Hey gang... I am going to a St. Paddy's party on Friday and have been assigned the task of bringing the Irish Whiskey.

Any recommendations?

Loki

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Loki
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Perhaps one of these if availale?

Connemara Cask Strength Connemara 12 years old Bushmills Triple Wood 16 years old

Gunnar

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Gunnar Thormodsaeter

A big enough party for more than one bottle? Why not take a selection?

Look for colors. Black Bush, Green Spot and Redbreast are all very nice, though not the cheapest.

bill

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bill van

: Hey gang... I am going to a St. Paddy's party on Friday and have been : assigned the task of bringing the Irish Whiskey. : Any recommendations?

I was just given a bottle of Knappogue the other day which I cracked open. It's not crazily expensive ($35) and it has an slight edge the way most Irish Whiskies I've tried do, but it's very nice and holds its own.

Definitely a good one.

Justin

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Justin

I would suggest either Bushmills or Jameson. Both are very good. If you want to get fancy, get the 16 year old bottle of Bushmills. Hope this helps.

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moe

I've tried Bushmills and the Black Bush. When I discovered Jameson's on my trip to the UK, I was sold! It's an excellent precursor to a Guinness Stout!

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n_cramerSPAM

Undoubtedly the three best, but I'd rank the Black Bush last in the group. Green Spot is really hard to find in the eastern US.

-- Larry

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mg

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