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The First is my stuff that is open, and the second set are most of the storage stuff that I have yet to open. Mostly Bourbon and Rum with some other types mixed in.

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Some old and rare scotch in here: And some old and rare cognacs in here: Then there is the wine.

not sure i'd be too good with the dusting either, but here goes. not sure why i could not get them all upright but it gives an idea. they are sort of organised.

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Amazing collection. Anyone has thoughts on Kirkland Whiskey? I see it in the photo.

They had several releases - some good, some not so much. Which one in particular do you want to know about?

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I think want to know some impressions. I've heard rumors that they're related/bottled at the Maccallan plant. But i don't know how much I believe that.

That was 4 years ago or so. Not anymore.

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The current stuff is for sure not Macallan

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Amazing collection. Anyone has thoughts on Kirkland Whiskey? I see it in the photo.

Thank You. A friend of mine in the forum has a bottle opened that I sampled. The Kirkland was OK smooth and great for the money, and would make a great daily drinker. In my onion it was better then the Trader Joes scotch offering.

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The current stuff is for sure not Macallan

Agreed. Not for a couple of years now. Before they actually advertised it.

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The Kirkland single malt they released this year is the Highland sherry cask stuff, 18 year age statement. Mediocre at best. Very light in body, has some sherry flavor, that's about it. The shortest finish I've ever tasted, lasts for maybe a second.

Having tasted the Trader Joe's 23, the Kirkland 2014 release falls far short. I would not buy it again. Deserves to be mixed with Coke and finished off.

If it was a higher proof, I might pour it into my tiki torches and light it on fire.

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The Kirkland single malt they released this year is the Highland sherry cask stuff, 18 year age statement. Mediocre at best. Very light in body, has some sherry flavor, that's about it. The shortest finish I've ever tasted, lasts for maybe a second.

Having tasted the Trader Joe's 23, the Kirkland 2014 release falls far short. I would not buy it again. Deserves to be mixed with Coke and finished off.

If it was a higher proof, I might pour it into my tiki torches and light it on fire.

Yeah, the Kirkland stuff has really gone downhill. I didn't care much for any of the Trader Joe's releases either.

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It's that time of year...Whisky shelf dusting duties are duly completed and the wife is happy again

It's growing...

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great post. has reminded me how seriously i need to clean and cull and organise the spirits cupboards.

will grab the camera - but do not hold your breath. new computer so it may take some time to work out how to post.

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Don't doubt you may at some time be able to dust the bottles Ken. Whether you can get photos or use the computer, not quite so confident sneaky.gif

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not sure i'd be too good with the dusting either, but here goes.

not sure why i could not get them all upright but it gives an idea. they are sort of organised.

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Nice work Ken on the collection (might have missed a spot of dust) and I appreciate a man who has everything open all at once

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Nice work Ken on the collection (might have missed a spot of dust) and I appreciate a man who has everything open all at once

Shows commitment !

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never believed in doing it bottle by bottle. no fun in that.

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Nice pics Ken. I think one can tell preferences by amount of dust present and volume remaining.....

Taking Zacapa XO took your fancy?

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Nice pics Ken. I think one can tell preferences by amount of dust present and volume remaining.....

Taking Zacapa XO took your fancy?

when i was travelling to NZ a fair bit, it was on sale at duty free so i stocked up. though the stocks are far lower than they once were.

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great post. has reminded me how seriously i need to clean and cull and organise the spirits cupboards....

And I wonder about the rest of the house??? ;):P

Curious to know if your kitchen and garage still looks as it did (or worse) from when Rob gave us all a sneak peek a couple of years ago. LOL.

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And I wonder about the rest of the house??? wink.pngtongue.png

Curious to know if your kitchen and garage still looks as it did (or worse) from when Rob gave us all a sneak peek a couple of years ago. LOL.

kitchen is always clean (well, like anywhere, i'm sure you could visit in the midst of a mess as i am not a cleaner when cooking - do it after). currently making ricotta and also red onion and ginger sweet-and-sour jam. so there will be mess tonight for a while. and if rob reads this, they both need time to "settle", so don't get any ideas if you come for a vid tomorrow.

the garage is just overloaded. too much stuff, not enough space.

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LOL. Any snake skins?

always a few hanging from the roof of the garage (that is too high for my nephew to come along and drag them down through the slits). but it is winter so they are all off in their holes sound asleep.

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