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For bourbon and single malt whisky a rating of 2.5 means “average”. Anything rated 3 or more is worth a taste, anything rated 4 or more is recommended. For blended scotch the average is 1.5, and anything rated 3 or more is recommended.

Sharing my whisky journey!!!

I wish they would just have a 100 point scale here, which is basically the standard for whisky rating, but they don't, so my scale is essentially the equivalent: 5.00 = 100 points 4.75 = 95 points 4.50 = 90 points 4.25 = 85 points 4.00 = 80 points

I know that I know nothing

WHISK(E)Y. The reason I wake up every afternoon.

Appreciator of barrel-aged distilled goodies.

1.00 Horrid | 1.50 Poor | 2.00 Below Average | 2.50 Average | 3.00 Above Average | 3.50 Good | 4.00 Great | 4.50 Outstanding | 5.00 Sublime

4-5 = various degrees of Great 3-4 = various degrees of Good 2-3 = various degrees of OK 1-2 = various degrees of Bad 0-1 = various degrees of Shit Any 3-5 = I'd be prepared to recommend.

A little from column A; a little from column B

Life’s too short to drink bad whisk(e)y

When I pass of this good earth, I’ll be taking my Brora with me. Not so I can share with god, but so I can bribe the devil.

Ironically, my first sips and favorites started in Islay, and then I branched all over Scotland. Learning as I go! Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/user/Telex2112

scotch and bourbon hound

0 - 1 dislike 1 - 2 ok but wouldn’t drink again 2 - 3 nice but will try better / older bottlings 3 - 4 very enjoyable & well crafted 4 - 5 great experience & add to collection

All the booze that’s fit to drink

If it’s not Scottish, IT’S CRAP! - Mike Myers Saturday Night Live

In July of 2018 bourbon stole my soul. I have no regrets. Ratings: 0-.75 = Drāno substitute 1-1.75= not worth the calories 2-2.75= only if you’re desperate 3-3.75= decent to enjoyable 4-4.75= good to extremely good 5 = permanent shelf member