Scotch Whisky / Bourbon Whiskey thread
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BudmanTX
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looks like Sotheby's in Hong Kong is have a rare wiskey auction...hmmm
the cabinet is beautiful.....if i only had the dinero...
the cabinet is beautiful.....if i only had the dinero...
BarnBuster
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I've read about this and could never notice a difference but I don't have a very discerning palate.
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Fictions Not Facts Are Driving Bourbon's Most Divisive Debate — the Neck Pour
Real or not, for as long as neck pours remain a part of bourbon drinkers’ lingo, they will very much remain “a thing.”
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DarkWeb
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I guess if you leave a bottle half full for some time it can oxidize. It would be interesting to open a new bottle and have a taste test.......for scienceI've read about this and could never notice a difference but I don't have a very discerning palate.
Fictions Not Facts Are Driving Bourbon's Most Divisive Debate — the Neck Pour
Real or not, for as long as neck pours remain a part of bourbon drinkers’ lingo, they will very much remain “a thing.”
BarnBuster
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I've heard that too, I guess the best you can do is (for spirits) store upright, good cork, cool temp, low light. I never had anything expensive enough to worry about (or that stuck around that long)I guess if you leave a bottle half full for some time it can oxidize. It would be interesting to open a new bottle and have a taste test.......for science
Science on How Spirits Change or Age in the Bottle, Rather than the Barrel
Do spirits change in the bottle? Yes they do, and so much depends on the type/size of the bottle and where it's kept. Here is the science on the subject as learned in a seminar at Tales of the Cocktail.
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Does whisky change in an unopened bottle? | Scotch Whisky
Keeping hold of a unique bottle of whisky to mark a special occasion? It may not necessarily taste the same in 20 years as the day you bought it, thanks to a phenomenon known as the ‘old bottle effect’. The Whisky Professor explains why.
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DarkWeb
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I have a pretty old unopened bottle of Dewar's from my grandparents. I've always wanted to try it but it's kinda cool leaving it the way it is.I've heard that too, I guess the best you can do is (for spirits) store upright, good cork, cool temp, low light. I never had anything expensive enough to worry about (or that stuck around that long)
Science on How Spirits Change or Age in the Bottle, Rather than the Barrel
Do spirits change in the bottle? Yes they do, and so much depends on the type/size of the bottle and where it's kept. Here is the science on the subject as learned in a seminar at Tales of the Cocktail.www.alcademics.comDoes whisky change in an unopened bottle? | Scotch Whisky
Keeping hold of a unique bottle of whisky to mark a special occasion? It may not necessarily taste the same in 20 years as the day you bought it, thanks to a phenomenon known as the ‘old bottle effect’. The Whisky Professor explains why.
BarnBuster
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The World’s Oldest Bottle of Whiskey Is Heading to Auction
A bottle of Old Ingledew, believed to be the oldest bottle of whiskey in the world, will be auctioned off by Skinner Auctioneers in June.
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DarkWeb
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Amazing it's still around. Cool read thanksThe World’s Oldest Bottle of Whiskey Is Heading to Auction
A bottle of Old Ingledew, believed to be the oldest bottle of whiskey in the world, will be auctioned off by Skinner Auctioneers in June.
BudmanTX
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very nice read...thanks BarnThe World’s Oldest Bottle of Whiskey Is Heading to Auction
A bottle of Old Ingledew, believed to be the oldest bottle of whiskey in the world, will be auctioned off by Skinner Auctioneers in June.
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The Scotch Whisky Masters 2021 results - The Spirits Business
This year, our blind-tasting competition for Scotch whisky truly scaled the heights, showing that the industry boasts talented producers in all regions
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Why the Angostura Bitters Label Is Too Big for the Bottle
Angostura's oversized label makes it stand out on the shelf and has long been a source of confusion for consumers. Here's the story behind it!
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The Industrial Revolution And Kentucky Distilleries
Many historians are saying that the term “Industrial Revolution” is an outdated term. Technology has continuously evolved since the middle ages with the introduction of machines such as the water m…
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Veteran-owned Distilleries and Breweries
Check out these veteran-owned distilleries and breweries and consider supporting them. Who needs an excuse for or spirit?
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How Trump's tariffs haunt Kentucky's whiskey distillers: 'We're still on death row' | CNN Politics
Dozens of cases of whiskey sit on the ground floor of the James E. Pepper Distillery in Lexington, Kentucky, ready to be shipped -- but, because President Joe Biden hasn't moved to end trade disputes started under former President Donald Trump, none of it will be going to thirsty customers overseas.
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The treasure inside beer lost in a shipwreck 120 years ago
Long-forgotten yeast strains are being sought out from shipwrecks, abandoned breweries and other locations in the hope they could be put to good use if resurrected.
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Gordon & MacPhail Introduces the World’s Oldest Single Malt Scotch Whisky | Bottle Raiders
Oldest aged scotch ever to be released. Gordon & MacPhail and Sir David Adjaye OBE collab to release the world's oldest single malt Scotch whisky in 2021.