Whiskey drinkers
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Not sure about that as it's pretty easy to take out, it wouldn't stop anyone refilling, I'll have a look for your favorite and try thankschiltern wrote: ↑Wed Dec 09, 2020 10:56 pmThe plastic stopper found on Scottish Whisky was intended for the export market to prevent empty bottles being refilled with counterfeit whisky and passed of as legit. My current favourite is Berry Bros & Rudd's Isla malt blend (used to be called a vatted malt).atst wrote: ↑Wed Dec 09, 2020 9:31 pm If your looking for a bargain liquor palace st 19 has this 2x1L bottles and a glass $15, seen it while walking past, good drink too
Only problem is they have that stupid plastic thingy to stop you pouring out to much , I end up dropping bits of plastic in the bottle trying dig the thing out.
Who was the rocket scientist who came up with that idea?
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Definitely true that. It does not stop me. Distilling and ageing your own spirits is not difficult, then I drill out the plastic thingy with a 13mm drill bit and refill those bottles.
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Easy to do but it does alert a potential purchaser that the bottle has been tampered with. Unlike wine distilled spirits will not age in a bottle due to its high gravity and the inert glass of the bottle, spirits need to breathe during the maturation process that is why wooden casks are used.
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I've got a twin pack of johnnie walker black from the Sydney olympics 2000 in a nice carry bag , sitting in my garage, maybe I should have drunk it years ago but it looks nice in the bag and something special.chiltern wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 4:47 pmEasy to do but it does alert a potential purchaser that the bottle has been tampered with. Unlike wine distilled spirits will not age in a bottle due to its high gravity and the inert glass of the bottle, spirits need to breathe during the maturation process that is why wooden casks are used.
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Black Label is bottled at 12 years which means that the youngest whisky in the blend must be at least 12 years old the other whisky in the blend could be even older. Whisky unlike the Mona Lisa is ment to be drunk not stared at so crack open the bottle and enjoy.
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chiltern wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 10:26 pm Black Label is bottled at 12 years which means that the youngest whisky in the blend must be at least 12 years old the other whisky in the blend could be even older. Whisky unlike the Mona Lisa is ment to be drunk not stared at so crack open the bottle and enjoy.
Perhaps he is a hard core alcoholic like me and he knows better than to start. Heck, I salute the guy for having so much resolve. I can't even keep that poison around the house!
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Many a times I've gone to open it,it was a gift it's more a souvenir than anything, so haven't but always thought one day I would, the whiskey would be over 38 years old now then, probably best just look at it don't drink.Marty wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 11:17 pmchiltern wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 10:26 pm Black Label is bottled at 12 years which means that the youngest whisky in the blend must be at least 12 years old the other whisky in the blend could be even older. Whisky unlike the Mona Lisa is ment to be drunk not stared at so crack open the bottle and enjoy.
Perhaps he is a hard core alcoholic like me and he knows better than to start. Heck, I salute the guy for having so much resolve. I can't even keep that poison around the house!
I'm standing up, so I must be straight.
What's a poor man do when the blues keep following him around.(Smoking Dynamite)
What's a poor man do when the blues keep following him around.(Smoking Dynamite)
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Think my taste have changed, I love the taste of this
But near broke the bank at $52.
But near broke the bank at $52.
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Another nice peat taste
On Saturday night I had a few Jamieson my favorite, not anymore didn't like it at all, funny how after a few months my idea of nice tasting whiskey changed.
Anyway so got this sweet bottle yesterday to test my taste but this is very nice, more research needed.
Moas bar I think sometime this week.
On Saturday night I had a few Jamieson my favorite, not anymore didn't like it at all, funny how after a few months my idea of nice tasting whiskey changed.
Anyway so got this sweet bottle yesterday to test my taste but this is very nice, more research needed.
Moas bar I think sometime this week.
I'm standing up, so I must be straight.
What's a poor man do when the blues keep following him around.(Smoking Dynamite)
What's a poor man do when the blues keep following him around.(Smoking Dynamite)
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Re: Whiskey drinkers
I will drink to all us whisky drinkers... CHEERS...
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