AKA-"Too Many Whiskies-So Little Time
With the end of harvest-I am in the beginning of the "(almost) regular dram of Scotch of a winter evening" season.
While, I try to enjoy a dram in other seasons-it will be consistent for the next few months.
After some thought-I have developed a regular rotation of (currently) 9 whiskies that has some long-time favorites but also leaves some room for new bottles to try.
I like 9-so far-as i can look forward to my favorites-but don't have them enough that I will get sick of them.
Tonight-is Kichoman Distillery Ballinaby and tomorrow night is Kichoman's Machir Bay-YAY!!!!!!
I had my first taste of Machir Bay about a month ago and I susoect that it has earned a regular place in the line-up-along with Port Charlotte 10.
I had a bottle of Macallan 15 that was about half gone and I decided I simply did not like it enough to waste an evening dram on it and I gave it to L'il Spock's girlfriend's dad.
I am very firm about only one dram of an evening-even when I will be in the house at an earlier time now.
Some Whisky Youtubers advocate a "Dry Week" every month just to step away and evaluate the situation and so forth-but I figure-if I hold to one a day that should be fine.
With one dram-I can nurse it for a long time and enjoy every sip even if I don't particularly care for that whisky.
I do have 5 unopened whiskies here-waiting for their turn-so I can see the rotation going up to 10-but probably not beyond that.
Put Me in Coach
- tlynn78
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Re: Put Me in Coach
How long until you have to make a re-stocking trip?Spock wrote: ↑Tue Nov 18, 2025 6:16 pmAKA-"Too Many Whiskies-So Little Time
With the end of harvest-I am in the beginning of the "(almost) regular dram of Scotch of a winter evening" season.
While, I try to enjoy a dram in other seasons-it will be consistent for the next few months.
After some thought-I have developed a regular rotation of (currently) 9 whiskies that has some long-time favorites but also leaves some room for new bottles to try.
I like 9-so far-as i can look forward to my favorites-but don't have them enough that I will get sick of them.
Tonight-is Kichoman Distillery Ballinaby and tomorrow night is Kichoman's Machir Bay-YAY!!!!!!
I had my first taste of Machir Bay about a month ago and I susoect that it has earned a regular place in the line-up-along with Port Charlotte 10.
I had a bottle of Macallan 15 that was about half gone and I decided I simply did not like it enough to waste an evening dram on it and I gave it to L'il Spock's girlfriend's dad.
I am very firm about only one dram of an evening-even when I will be in the house at an earlier time now.
Some Whisky Youtubers advocate a "Dry Week" every month just to step away and evaluate the situation and so forth-but I figure-if I hold to one a day that should be fine.
With one dram-I can nurse it for a long time and enjoy every sip even if I don't particularly care for that whisky.
I do have 5 unopened whiskies here-waiting for their turn-so I can see the rotation going up to 10-but probably not beyond that.
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You can ignore reality, but you can't ignore the consequences of ignoring reality. -Ayn Rand
Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities. -Voltaire
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Re: Put Me in Coach
I just can't help myself:
"Put Me in Coach" = "I'm too cheap to pay for business class."
"Put Me in, Coach" = "I'm ready to play, today." --Bob
"Put Me in Coach" = "I'm too cheap to pay for business class."
"Put Me in, Coach" = "I'm ready to play, today." --Bob
"Question with boldness even the existence of a God; because, if there be one, he must more approve of the homage of reason than that of blindfolded fear." Thomas Jefferson