Are you ill?
No. Too bad a day to get up.
I look forward greatly to the liberty to make that judgement call.
Sometimes I’d wake up in the morning
The ginger lady by my bed
Covered in a cloak of silence
I’d hear you talking in my head…
Now, the song is nearly over
We may never find out what it means
Still, there’s a light I hold before me
You’re the measure of my dreams, the measure of my dreams
I’m going to drink this little small bottle of redbreast 15 year now.
Update, it’s decent. 46% is fair strong, twould nearly burn your nose taking a deep smell of it.
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Craft “distilleries” must be one of the easiest ways to make a few bob. These lads based in LA buy bulk vodka, gin and whiskey and add a few flavors to it and sell for a nice premium ($27 for this). They even market this as a “cocktail” whiskey in other words don’t drink it neat.
No need to go taking your gambling losses out on me
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I think the 12 is better personally
Why did you keep whiskey near a radiator?
The bit of a cabinet thing the bottles are on is near a radiator.
Ok mate. Might be best rejigging your cabinet allotment. Prevention is better than the cure and all that.
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That’s why I asked the question Fulvio pal.
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You want a cool stable temp, slightly below room temperature maybe. The rad is bad.
Or move the rad. A bit of lateral thinking never goes astray.
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You’d probably be best throwing out the contents of said cabinet. Ethanol is notoriously volatile and heat just gets it all antsy, and spirits bottles aren’t airtight after all.
You’ve really screwed up here.
He’d be as well to burn the house down and rebuild it at this stage