My husband and I went a few years ago and it was fun! You drink little bits of some of the best whisky. It does seem a shame to only have a little sip before going on to the next. There was plenty of food at the buffet. And a... (2 replies, last updated by spiceytart February 11, 2005)

heard positive things about. It’s great fun to try them as the Indies offer whiskies, ages and abv levels that can’t always be had from the distillers, but as I said, there is a bit of risk involved.... (3 replies, last updated by PeatPete November 6, 2009)

Heading to WhiskyFest tonight (see: http://www.maltadvocate.com/whiskeyfest-ny-whlist.asp), and seeking some suggestions on what people would try. It’s not the first time I’ve been, and I have a few ideas about... (7 replies, last updated by jerry i h February 3, 2008)

Location: Mid-City to Silverlake I have a friend visiing from NYC and we’re going to have dinner next week. She wants a "fun & reasonably priced place" and I’m watching what I eat — need a place that I can have... (14 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team May 3, 2006)

://treasureisland.com/pages/ent_mystere.asp There’s a great Irish Pub in NYNY (also on the Strip) called Nine Fine Irishmen. We had a blast drinking good beers and whiskies and dancing to the tradition Irish music. The staff... (5 replies, last updated by ciaogal June 10, 2007)

is different. Their Mission series, in particular, includes some great old whiskies that would be fun to try. There are a few interesting things to note about Murray McDavid. One is that they own the Bruichladdich distillery, so... (1 reply, last updated by sku July 28, 2008)

For any whisky fans out there, there’s a great "Whiskies of the World" in San Francisco in March and in LA in November. It’s not cheap ($85) but if you enjoy distilled spirits, especially single malt scotch and single... (1 reply, last updated by Melanie Wong January 17, 2001)

There are a couple of ways to approach your problem, and which one might work best can be determined by knowing which single malts you prefer. The first approach is to drink the blend that has as its basis whisky the malt you... (4 replies, last updated by Caitlin Wheeler November 11, 2001)

A nice bottle of aged balsamic or a high-end olive oil? Or maybe go silly with fun gifts like Whiskie? http://www.famousfoods.com/wheggwh.html Whiskie comes in other fun little gifties: http://www.famousfoods.com/egggadgets.html (9 replies, last updated by Jack_ May 4, 2009)

The Quiach (my scottish parents will cringe at my spelling) Society does monthly tastings. There are mulitple chapters in the GTA. Usually 4 scotches and dinner for $60 but I have been to when they feature whiskies from other... (16 replies, last updated by EPIcureanTO October 11, 2007)

I agree with you 100%. Part of what CH is all about is learning new things, have discussions, correct misinformation, etc. Oh, and have fun talking about the best subjects in the world. Food and Beverages. (83 replies, last updated by pharmnerd November 21, 2009)

Looking for a few bars in the CBD. I’ve heard about Loa and Whisky Bar but someone mentioned another cool place in the same area but didn’t recall the nname. Thanks (1 reply, last updated by Mikey September 4, 2003)

some Red Breast, if you have not otherwise had it. There will also be a number of others, not Scotch, bourbon, rye, etc. that are whiskeys or whiskys. But the Scotch, the Scotch will be there in abundance. General rule: check out... (5 replies, last updated by warrenr March 29, 2007)

I’ve been fooling around with tails lately and have made a few fun discoveries. I like whiskey tails so I’ve been making the classics and substituting different whiskies that I think will work well. 1. Rye goes well in... (0 replies, last updated by sku July 16, 2008)

There is a good whisky shop in Covent Garden (of all places). I think it’s on Russell St. (10 replies, last updated by Simon Majumdar December 5, 2001)