You know if you send those tops in, they’ll mount them to a barrel stave display for ya.
Any scotch/whisky drinkers in here?
- Thread starter bobe kryant
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In before the lock!Just saying...
International Whisk(e)y Day
On this date let every whisk(e)y lover annually raise a dram - whereever in the world he or she may be - to honour the many unsung heroes of the past and present, who have been crafting the King o'Drinks for centuries and will hopefully continue to do so till the end of time.www.internationalwhiskyday.org
TimBay
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This reminds me it's been too long since I've had Blanton...and cigars.
I've heard that.
I'll put Don Julio Repasado Anejo* here since we don't have a tequila thread.
*Sober edit.
*Sober edit.
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For grilling steaks in the rain.
Paul H
Fearless OOS Poser
If it wasn't for covid... I would be knocking on your door right now!
I’ll save some for when this is all over.
qclabrat
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a.s.
Mr. Chainring
Ugh! My first experience vomiting all over myself was with gin. I think I was 14. To this day the smell of it makes me feel like I’m at death‘s door.
Captain Brainstorm
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If you can find it, get the cask-strength version, cut it with a touch of chilled spring water, 136.8 proof, its pretty amazing.
rlb
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So about 12 or 13 years ago I got a gift set with 4 Johnnie Walker bottles. I never opened them, and I never really paid much mind to storing them properly. They've been in the box (not exposed to sunlight) ever since. However, they spent the first few years in my upstairs bedroom, often exposed to some high temps in the summer. I think about cracking one open ever now and then, but always wondered if the poor temps made it go bad. Apparently it should be mostly fine, based on the article below. Maybe I'll finally dig in one of these days.
scotchwhisky.com
How do storage conditions affect whisky? | Scotch Whisky
There are certain ‘rules’ when it comes to storing whisky, but what happens to the liquid if you ignore them? A group of whisky enthusiasts conducted an experiment to find out. David Tjeder reports.
scotchwhisky.com
They are very likely spoiled.So about 12 or 13 years ago I got a gift set with 4 Johnnie Walker bottles. I never opened them, and I never really paid much mind to storing them properly. They've been in the box (not exposed to sunlight) ever since. However, they spent the first few years in my upstairs bedroom, often exposed to some high temps in the summer. I think about cracking one open ever now and then, but always wondered if the poor temps made it go bad. Apparently it should be mostly fine, based on the article below. Maybe I'll finally dig in one of these days.
How do storage conditions affect whisky? | Scotch Whisky
There are certain ‘rules’ when it comes to storing whisky, but what happens to the liquid if you ignore them? A group of whisky enthusiasts conducted an experiment to find out. David Tjeder reports.
I’ll take them off your hands to dispose of them safely.
Jk. Quite sure they are fine,
enjoy them.
rlb
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They were! Well, aside from 2 broken corks and one of the bottle having floating particles in it (didn't open that one).
I've since replenished