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Just so you know, Glenlivet is on every AA mainline domestic flight.
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Originally Posted by brp
(Post 15396306)
Chivas most definitely is Scotch Whisky. It's not single malt. And, if you're ever in Scotland, don't ask for Scotch unless you want to insult them.
Given that Glenlivet 12 is at the bottom of the barrel for actual single malt, it's not really that much of a no-brainer. Let's see- Johnny Blue or Glenlivet 12... Cheers. And my comment on Chivas NOT being Scotch was tongue in cheek....my opinion only. And since I haven't been to Scotland., I will continue to order "Scotch". Yes I do know the difference between Single Malt and the rest. Sorry I touched a nerve. HP |
Originally Posted by HighPotter
(Post 15396465)
Sorry I touched a nerve.
HP Cheers. |
Originally Posted by diaspora04
(Post 15395835)
Strictly speaking, JD is not bourbon.
Although, I have just checked wikipedia and can't see which of the legal requirements for the appellation "bourbon " aren't met. Apparently being produced in Kentucky is no longer one... |
Originally Posted by brp
(Post 15396500)
No nerves. With the levels of inaccuracy here on FT, I figured that this was another one. Since I know something about this (and did get a very stern and correction for ordering "Scotch" in Scotland :D) I figured I'd correct this as well.
Cheers. Not a problem. To be honest, I was just shocked that the FA poured a quadruple+(sp)?.....Did she see something in my eyes? lol ;) HP |
Originally Posted by WillR
(Post 15396573)
I have just checked wikipedia and can't see which of the legal requirements for the appellation "bourbon " aren't met.
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Originally Posted by HighPotter
(Post 15396273)
On my last ORD-LAX, asked for a healthy bit of scotch, and after checking, she told me they had Chivas and Glenlivet left.( Chivas is NOT scotch) " Glenlivet thank you !"....no brainer.( Thought it was only offered on internationals??).
When they FA returned, my glass was nearly filled to the TOP of my glass. I honestly don't think the FA knew what she was pouring.... Needless to say, there is a small place in hell, for those that waste good scotch. ;) HP |
I think spiff must have been on the OPs flight.
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Originally Posted by brp
(Post 15396306)
It's not single malt. And, if you're ever in Scotland, don't ask for Scotch unless you want to insult them.
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Originally Posted by sts603
(Post 15398915)
I've been to Scotland and didn't notice this. Granted, I would order by brand/year. What should one order instead of "scotch"?
Apparently, there, there is no other kind :) Cheers. |
Originally Posted by brp
(Post 15399039)
I was in a B&B in Aberdeen, and asked what kind of Scotch they had. The waitress fixed me with a steely gaze and, in an almost dangerous tone, asked "You mean whisky don't 'cha, laddie?"
Apparently, there, there is no other kind :) Cheers. |
Originally Posted by brp
(Post 15396306)
Chivas most definitely is Scotch Whisky. It's not single malt. And, if you're ever in Scotland, don't ask for Scotch unless you want to insult them.
Given that Glenlivet 12 is at the bottom of the barrel for actual single malt, it's not really that much of a no-brainer. Let's see- Johnny Blue or Glenlivet 12... Cheers. Which routes exactly are now serving Johnny Blue? I'll change my business plans. |
Originally Posted by Thumper
(Post 15399227)
I'm obviously on the wrong AA flights.
Which routes exactly are now serving Johnny Blue? I'll change my business plans. |
Originally Posted by sts603
(Post 15399267)
No AA flights. But the Galleries F lounge at LHR in T5 was serving it last month.
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Flew DFW-LAX on a 757...we ran out of JD after one round. Raided the back and we were able to have a second round. So maybe they have cut back on the number of minis.
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