Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2010/12/20
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Lawrence Zeitlin offered in respoonse to Henning.: Subject: Re: [Leica] (Whisky) for Ted > Henning writes: > I'm a little behind on taking snaps of some of the whiskys I'v had > > lately, but I've just had some of this: > > > http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/hwulff/whisky/IMG_2011.jpg.html > One of my favourite ones of the recent past. Larry offered: > Now THAT is an interesting hobby. My brother collects wine labels and has > a > scrapbook full of the labels from wines he thought were the tastiest. I > never thought of collecting photos of gourmet whisky bottles. It's a > wonder > you were sober enough to press the shutter button. <<<< Hi Larry, My very good fortune for quite a number of years was gradually collecting the "Real Stuff" in bottles. :-) Friends dropping by to visit quite often brought along a new found Single Malt which of course was "absolutely essential" it be taste tested! :-) Not much, mind you, just a wee dram for flavour "effect!" :-) Of course I will admit, there were several times a number of taste testing's were required to fully ensure, "without question." It was of the quality that we "first taste tested!" :-) You know how delicate research is necessary under severe conditions! ;-) We didn't want anyone to be disappointed at a later date after our severe taste testing results were released. :-) On occasion after a tasting of severe testing, it required a replacement bottle! Of course you understand strictly in the name of pure science, so others might enjoy our most enjoyable taste testing results. "Dang it was so good!" ;-) So over the years we had a collection of some 50 bottles of various single malt scotches about our family room where the small but comfy bar was located. :-) A few years ago we might say the taste testing funding "dried-up" ;-) As all the bottles were turned over to a group of young lads for use as a fund raising event for a charity. A tasting dram was, I think "$10. per dram!" They raised a smashing good amount! :-) The taste testing has been somewhat limited since. :-) However not severely missed as they all went for a good cause. But this new offering by Henning, if I can find it locally, will surely greet our guests this Christmas/New Year season. :-) All in the name of scientific research you understand! ;-) And while I'm at it, I wish you all the most wonderful fun filled MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR POSSIBLE! And for all you who are not of the same faith, "I WISH YOU A SAFE AND HAPPY TIME WITH YOUR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS!" Let us say a wee prayer we may all enjoy the NEW YEAR, vertical and breathing! And caring for each other in our hearts and souls! Have a good one all! :-) cheers, Dr. ted :-)