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Official PCF Whisk(e)y Thread (66 Viewers)
- Thread starter jbutler
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Bought this today…
Upon being blindsided that one is losing their job in 3 weeks, does one drink higher proof or lower proof? Good stuff or stuff you don’t care as much for?
…..asking for a friend…….
…..asking for a friend…….
detroitdad
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Upon being blindsided that one is losing their job in 3 weeks, does one drink higher proof or lower proof? Good stuff or stuff you don’t care as much for?
…..asking for a friend…….
The higher the proof the better. I'll join you.
detroitdad
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Upon being blindsided that one is losing their job in 3 weeks, does one drink higher proof or lower proof? Good stuff or stuff you don’t care as much for?
…..asking for a friend…….
Highest proof that I own.
New glass is already seeing action @CraigT78
I love how after four days of meetup you grabbed the highest proof you own
detroitdad
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It is in support of @krafticus . Honestly, other than Wednesday. That was the last I have ever drank at a meet up
We’ll start with this…Upon being blindsided that one is losing their job in 3 weeks, does one drink higher proof or lower proof? Good stuff or stuff you don’t care as much for?
…..asking for a friend…….
Storms have passed, on to an easier pour…
It’s good, and usually gets overlooked on the shelf.
It’s good, and usually gets overlooked on the shelf.
@krafticus - Not my highest proof but higher than my average and tilted to you fine sir!!! I’m sure you’ll land on your feet!
@all - Is my first pic with the glasses I arrived upon after no one talked me into my $50 choices! Thank you all for the awesome input…I’m loving where I landed…far cheaper but still virtually non-tipable, still concentrating the nose, etc., and still unique!(I’m not exactly a ‘normal’ kinda guy!)
@all - Is my first pic with the glasses I arrived upon after no one talked me into my $50 choices! Thank you all for the awesome input…I’m loving where I landed…far cheaper but still virtually non-tipable, still concentrating the nose, etc., and still unique!(I’m not exactly a ‘normal’ kinda guy!)
Klobberer
Full House
Thats why booze stocks will never be a bad investment. Feeling happy? Have a drink...Feeling sad? Have a drink...Upon being blindsided that one is losing their job in 3 weeks, does one drink higher proof or lower proof? Good stuff or stuff you don’t care as much for?
…..asking for a friend…….
detroitdad
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First day back to work after vacation requires a couple of good pours.
A new glass for each pour?
detroitdad
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Doesn't everyone?
Everyone who has a glass guy does
detroitdad
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Everyone who has a glass guy does
I think I need some gluten carin glasses. My current dinner design won't work
Jonesey07
4 of a Kind
Can’t tell if he wants gluten free or extra gluten. I need to catch up and find out.
When the owner offers you a pour of the 16yr Seagrass, you take it.
FDLmold
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Yes is the only acceptable response!
FDLmold
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Cool tall bottles. Supposedly good juice in them. Have not pulled the trigger as yet.
AlbinoDragon
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The last couple years at annual retreat for my office, the director hosts a small (30 people!) Scotch tasting. RSVP early, meet in his casita at the resort and get a lesson on the history and regionality of the various styles, with half-ounce tasting pours along the way. The lineup this year (poured from right to left in this order):
...and the first set of pours in progress.
After the "tour", it was an opportunity to sample favorites again or start playing the compare and contrast game. Five hours later, things were winding down, dead soldiers lined up and differing opinions and commentary on the selections were still being discussed, it was time to stumble to our respective rooms:
The Dalmore 12 is already a favorite "every day" whisky, so I was pretty familiar with it, but the others were all new to me. The Aberlour was absolutely remarkable for me and I might have had a couple additional pours as well as the one that killed the bottle.
Who knew a work trip would require a visit to the liquor store after returning home!
...and the first set of pours in progress.
After the "tour", it was an opportunity to sample favorites again or start playing the compare and contrast game. Five hours later, things were winding down, dead soldiers lined up and differing opinions and commentary on the selections were still being discussed, it was time to stumble to our respective rooms:
The Dalmore 12 is already a favorite "every day" whisky, so I was pretty familiar with it, but the others were all new to me. The Aberlour was absolutely remarkable for me and I might have had a couple additional pours as well as the one that killed the bottle.
Who knew a work trip would require a visit to the liquor store after returning home!
What did you think. I love it. It’s like regular seagrass concentrate. I’m waiting to open my 20yr seagrass
Last minute work trip in KY, just made it before they closed…had to spring for the purple top flight even if it’s a little pricey - this 14y is unreal
Indyscammer
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Donkey down!! Good thing Donkey 2 is a couple of weeks away!
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