True Scotch is aged for at least 3 years.
Maybe that's the horse-piss they drink in Texas, but a good scotch is aged a whole lot longer than three years.
SC, you are usually better at reading posts than many Board members. This is one of those unusual times, however. You might note the phrase "at least" in my previous post. Now, I don't mind pointing our such things to you, but I draw the line at explaining them.
By the way, to carry the "scotch" applellation, one requirement is the three year ageing in a cask. And a good scotch can be had having aged only three years.
