I've got an unopened bottle of Chivas in my closet that someone gave me for Christmas last year. I don't drink the stuff and I have been trying to give it away, so far unsuccessfully. If you want it let me know.

Tried Chivas Regal for the first time tonight. The bottle I sampled was the standard 12 y.o. scotch whisky, mixed malt (40% malt, 40% alcohol by volume.) I was turned on to the single malt Glenlivit earlier this year, and it has become my drink of choice on special occasions (like Fridays). Chivas has an entirely different character; far lighter, with hints of honey, butterscotch, and (IMO) caramel. The Glenlivit is perfect for sitting down with friends and enjoying conversation, perhaps with appetizers and hors d'oeuvres; Chivas is a better drink for the end of the night with dessert or for celebrations. Well worth the price.

How is a college kid drinking scotch?

[Chivas was recommended by a professor who knows that I, like him, enjoy a good scotch every now and again.

As well as long walks on the beach and back rubs.

Chivas was recommended by a professor who knows that I, like him, enjoy a good scotch every now and again.

Scotch is a wonderful drink if you like neat liquor. I always love a good scotch neat or on the rocks. I personally prefer the milder Glenlivit or Cutty but there is no doubt that Chivas is quality all the way. I would never ever in a million years consider mixing scotch.
A nice warm fire, and three fingers of scotch is a nice way to warm up on a winter evening.
Folks, if you don't like the hard stuff, stay away from the scotch.
One nice side benefit of scotch it that I never get a hangover from it.