Finally a place for DG, PJ, and RK to pay off bets

Time: Friday, December 10 · 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: The St. Regis Bar Patio Created By
http://www.stregisatlanta.com/
More InfoJoin the St. Regis Atlanta for an exquisite tasting of Glenlivet and pairing of fine cigars.

Guest will have the opportunity to taste several ages of Glenlivet:
-12 year old
-15 year old
- Cask strength
-18 year old
- 21 year old
- 25 year old
- A very rare 1973 vintage scotch

Guests will also receive their choice of cigar.

Reservations are encouraged, please call 404.563.7910
$75 per guest includes tastings up to the 25 year old Glenlivet
$175 per guests includes the 1973 rare vintage

Pity, not a chance I can make it ... and I might have been able to even find a date, I mean designated driver for the night - or just stay at the St. Regis lol. That is the stuff they brought to WhiskeyFest in NY in November.

May I taste Ansley, please, instead of the cigar?

May I taste Ansley, please, instead of the cigar? Originally Posted by John Bull

I'm betting Ansley won't be there. She doesn't drink...although I don't know about the cigar part. There are probably more frugal venues in Atl for a fine cigar.

I'm betting Ansley won't be there. She doesn't drink...although I don't know about the cigar part. There are probably more frugal venues in Atl for a fine cigar. Originally Posted by charlestudor2005

Charles hush please. I have to be at that hotel the next afternoon and I'm trying to score a date, so I can stay the night in the hotel.

Charles hush please. I have to be at that hotel the next afternoon and I'm trying to score a date, so I can stay the night in the hotel. Originally Posted by Ansley

Major points for honesty.

Charles hush please. I have to be at that hotel the next afternoon and I'm trying to score a date, so I can stay the night in the hotel. Originally Posted by Ansley

Damn! Where's NetJets when I need them!

I'm not sure I know what all this 12 and 15 year old stuff is. Is that like a "born on" date?

I'm not sure I know what all this 12 and 15 year old stuff is. Is that like a "born on" date? Originally Posted by Rudyard K

I'm not sure we are allowed to have these kind of discussions here

Damn! Where's NetJets when I need them! Originally Posted by John Bull

Here you go http://www.netjets.com/default.asp

Keep it on Scotch and there will be no problems.

Not a born on date. Most scotch's are not listed with a year. So 12 year old would mean aged in casks for 12 years before being bottled. Some scotch's do come with a "born on date"; for example a 1919 50 y.o. Sprinkbank would have been distilled in 1919 and bottled in 1969. If anyone really wants to buy me a gift the one remaining bottle for sale publicly is priced at 55,000 British Pounds. Send me a PM and I'll send you the link

Charles hush please. I have to be at that hotel the next afternoon and I'm trying to score a date, so I can stay the night in the hotel. Originally Posted by Ansley

Major points for honesty. Originally Posted by discreetgent

And ingenuity! It has me thinking about rerouting my flight on Friday!

Good news that it is Glenlivet instead of Glenfiddich (think not the deer). Bad news is it's not Uskquebaugh and I heard that Ansley cut her hair.

Bad news is .... I heard that Ansley cut her hair. Originally Posted by oden

True, might make a guy think twice about a setting up a date lol