Glen Grant distillery

So mine is just 100 proof.

100 proof is the one I sent you, Glen Grant 1500 proof? Yeah,

they're both first batch.

Yeah.

my favorite pot stills are really tall and slender, just like me.

But no, no, I hear what you're saying.

Like you would expect, I mean, obviously most of these column stills are very tall and slender, but if you were like, I will find like a picture of Brook Lottie stills and Glen Grant stills, and you will see how tall and slender my stills are.

and how short and lame your stills are, you know what I'm saying? How dare you?

And it makes sense that Brian likes this more than first flight.

Uh, because, uh, Nick, can you tell me the difference between a good Brook Lottie and a good Glen grant? Like off the top of your head.

If not.

So, so Brook

Brook Lottie has similar notes, but it's got a dirtiness to it that's really endearing.

And I think I always attributed that, right or wrong, even if it's just in my head, I always just attributed that to the fact that they were using this Victorian era equipment that I have such a fascination with.

So of the non-smoky, non-peated scotches, my favorite is Glen Grant.

And Brian's favorite, correct me if I'm wrong, is Bruglotti.