Hello all
I have not been smoking my pipes recently and I am missing them badly. They are all within 4 feet of me as I type but the heat, humidity and pollution of late have been extremely high, disallowing me from enjoying them. It is very frustrating! Coupled with almost constant use of my A.C. unit which sucks the life out of the air, I have been listless and my palate has become muddy. I have decided to console myself with a bottle of Singleton 12 year old single malt from the Glen of Ord; smoky, rich, with a hint of peat and oiliness, this lovely dram is vastly under-rated and difficult to find. I wonder if any of the members are familiar with it? I haven't seen the 18, but will snatch it up the moment I do. After one measure, I find myself perked up and wanting to smoke. I should have done this some time ago. 8O
I have a very large onion, broccoli and some grassfed beef to casserole when I can drag myself away from my laptop. It is very intersting how one taste can prompt the desire for another.
I have not been smoking my pipes recently and I am missing them badly. They are all within 4 feet of me as I type but the heat, humidity and pollution of late have been extremely high, disallowing me from enjoying them. It is very frustrating! Coupled with almost constant use of my A.C. unit which sucks the life out of the air, I have been listless and my palate has become muddy. I have decided to console myself with a bottle of Singleton 12 year old single malt from the Glen of Ord; smoky, rich, with a hint of peat and oiliness, this lovely dram is vastly under-rated and difficult to find. I wonder if any of the members are familiar with it? I haven't seen the 18, but will snatch it up the moment I do. After one measure, I find myself perked up and wanting to smoke. I should have done this some time ago. 8O
I have a very large onion, broccoli and some grassfed beef to casserole when I can drag myself away from my laptop. It is very intersting how one taste can prompt the desire for another.