w64/CHF.reg.
See also
HF mod for Fallout 3
References
External links
The High Fidelity Mod page
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Category:Video games developed in the United StatesCelebrate the season with full-bodied scotch!
Whether you’re a fan of the famed Highland region of Scotland or a whiskey aficionado, November is the perfect month for sipping a dram, sampling quality products and sharing your appreciation for craft brews. We hope you enjoy this month’s article with recipes, tips and tricks to get the most out of your holidays.
November is a month of indulgence. In the United States, Thanksgiving, the nation’s largest restaurant week, is celebrated the first full weekend of November. The day after, Black Friday, heralds the start of the “holiday shopping season.” November is also the month for many special events, including the Craft Spirits and Wine Festival, the Great American Beer Festival, and the Pennsylvania Craft Distillers Guild’s annual Holiday Release Celebration.
We’re here to help you get started. Here are our recommendations for a few quality single malt scotches, bourbon, and craft beers that go well with the season’s food and activities.
Single Malts
To celebrate the fall season, find your favorite one: Glenlivet’s Anniversary 12-year-old was made in 1995, and since then, it’s been the drink of choice for many. For those looking for a lighter spirit, try Glen Moray 18-year-old, which is made using barley sourced from Scotland’s Highlands and Lowlands regions. Laphroaig 10-year-old Scotch whisky is often paired with beef dishes, but we like it for pork, too. Glenfiddich 15-year-old is considered a favorite of connoisseurs and has notes of caramel and coconut that pair well with pumpkin dishes, like pumpkin spice lattes.
Bourbons
Another traditional pairing of scotch and bourbon, you’ll find a wide variety of flavored and blended scotch whiskeys paired with bourbon. Two of our favorites are Peychaud’
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