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Whatever type of whisky you choose to drink, remember that there's no right or wrong way to enjoy it. Whisky is supposed to be fun! Don't listen to anyone who says you have to add water to enjoy your dram properly, or that you're ruining a good single malt by pouring it over ice. Hell, if you want to mix a $300 bottle of whisky with Diet Dr. Pepper, go for it. (A suggestion: Maybe also give the whisky a try neat first to really discover its character.)

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