!8: Top 10 Finest Single Malt Scotch: December 2011

Friday, December 30, 2011

Dine Around Naperville proudly presents Sullivan's Steakhouse!

!±8± Dine Around Naperville proudly presents Sullivan's Steakhouse!

Sullivan's Steakhouse 244 South Main Street Naperville, IL 60540-5350 (630) 305-0230 www.sullivansteakhouse.com Sullivan's Steakhouse is a 1940's Chicago-style steakhouse offering the finest certified angus beef, select seafood, veal, pork, lamb and chicken entrees, appetizers, soups, salads and side dishes (including Sullivan's renowned horseradish mashed potatoes). Sullivan's House Specialty is the 20oz Bone-in Kansas City Strip. To complete your meal, we offer some fabulous desserts. Desserts are made in-house and we are sure you will find one to please you. Sullivan's has an extensive wine list and complete inventory of bourbon, single malt scotch and cognac. Sullivan's features the finest steaks and seafood, unparalleled martinis, and great live jazz! Our bars boast live entertainment seven nights a week and are graced with beautiful baby grand pianos, as well as high-end cognacs, single malt scotches, an incredible wine selection and a fully stocked cigar humidor. Nobody throws a party like Sullivan's. Join us every Thursday in our bar for Swingin at Sully's for incredible food and drink features. Come feel the buzz, and see how incredible a dining experience can be!

Dine Around Naperville proudly presents Sullivan's Steakhouse!

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Sunday, December 4, 2011

Whisky Tasting 12: Macallan 18 Yr Fine Oak Fr Speyside, Scot

!±8± Whisky Tasting 12: Macallan 18 Yr Fine Oak Fr Speyside, Scot

The name Macallan is legendary. It is sometimes called the 'Rolls Royce of all whiskies'. Famous for it's sumptious Spanish dry Oloroso sherry cask finish style. The house has perhaps more versions of it's malt than anyone else. Macallan is from the heart of Speyside. It's uncompromising style is being duplicated by others but seldom matches its calibre. The 18 years old Fine Oak is a relatively new offering along with the Elegancia series. Both were introdcued because of a shortage of these rare Spanish Oloroso Oak casks and a hugh demand for it's style. The colour is bronze. On the nose, honey, sherry, malt, buttered pop corn, caramel toffee and buttered nuts all emerge but with a feel of volatile alcohol. The body is medium and soft. Again, honey, sherry and spicy christmas pudding characters came through. Neither too heavy nor too light. However, when compare to the original 18 this is but a shadow of the big brother with lighter colour, a leaner body and overall less complexity. The finish is long with a lingering fruity note. (Score 88-90 points) Tasted by Michael Lam of Beverage Review.