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 Originally Posted by Kilted KT
Don't forget the bottle of fine highland single malt( 12 yrs or older)!!!
It doesn't absolutely HAVE to be older than 12 years.
I've had some rather fine single malts that were between 7 and 10 years old -like the Ardbeg 10 Year, or the Speyburn 10 Year, or even the Loch Dhu 10 Year (and, yes, I'm aware that the last is akin to blasphemy.)
And although not a single malt, I did like the 8-10 year blends of Sheep Dip.
What to do if the best man (gasp!) doesn't like Scotch whisky at all?
Or, as in my own unfortunate case, can no longer drink the stuff?
Better a quaich, and let him fill it.
(Although if anyone wants to give me whisky, I'll happily fill my flask and share it around even if I can't drink it.)
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answered your own question
 Originally Posted by Hachiman
...that shows thought, good taste, care and consideration. ....was thinking of a Scottish Quaiche
That sounds perfect. It's elegant, in good taste, and meaningful.
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