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What Whisky/Whiskey are we drinking this month?
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Ivefoundgod wrote: »I've a €20 o' briens voucher from Christmas, been waiting for some sort of sale. Not sure what to go for, have had the knappogue 14 before. Is €45 quid for Waterford too good to pass up?
If you haven't had the Ratheadon before, I'd say got for it
"To follow knowledge like a sinking star..." (Tennyson's Ulysses)
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As I mentioned a few weeks ago on here Redbreast have a new variation coming out soon. Here is the blurb released today on it.
Time travel may not be possible, but it is pourable. What started as a request from a few Redbreast fans turned into a chorus over time, and that got our nostalgic engines fired up. We looked back into our past, and got excited at the prospect of reimagining a particular Redbreast song that hasn’t been heard in decades. All we ask of you, Redbreast fan, is to free up a space on your shelf and maybe break out some vintage whiskey tumblers to really get in the mood. This blast from our past is making its return next week, and we can’t wait to past it on to Redbreast fans. All will be revealed next week, but here's a primer for what lies ahead (and behind, chronologically speaking).
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With the lettering at the end, the seventies style and hints to decade and behind chronologically I'm going to guess a variation of the ten year old. The bottle attached was released in the seventies.
My cousin has that bottle, still half full. Her father was a committed whiskey drinker until he was told he'd have to give it up due to ill health. He spent his final 12 years on earth drinking gin
Nothing I say will persuade her to give it to me despite the fact that nobody in her house drinks whiskey and that her father was the one who introduced me to whiskey. I may have to break in!0 -
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killbillvol2 wrote: »My cousin has that bottle, still half full. Her father was a committed whiskey drinker until he was told he'd have to give it up due to ill health. He spent his final 12 years on earth drinking gin
Nothing I say will persuade her to give it to me despite the fact that nobody in her house drinks whiskey and that her father was the one who introduced me to whiskey. I may have to break in!
I envisage a sitcom worthy plot involving the substitution of a contemporary RB 12 for the contents of the bottle...
Reminds me of the classic episode of radio comedy Cabin Pressure where Talisker whisky features as the McGuffin "To follow knowledge like a sinking star..." (Tennyson's Ulysses)
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I envisage a sitcom worthy plot involving the substitution of a contemporary RB 12 for the contents of the bottle...
Reminds me of the classic episode of radio comedy Cabin Pressure where Talisker whisky features as the McGuffin
I could substitute Proper 12 and they wouldn't know the difference!0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boYGXK32PNAThis discussion has been closed.
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