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How can anyone not drink a bottle of this in a week?

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It makes me drool now to think about having three fingers of it.

This is my favorate regular pour now. For $28 a bottle, who could resist this smooth nector of the Gods! toast.gif

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The 10 is good but the 15 is my goto drink although I don't do a bottle a week. lol.gif

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How can anyone not drink a bottle of this in a week?

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It makes me drool now to think about having three fingers of it.

This is my favorate regular pour now. For $28 a bottle, who could resist this smooth nector of the Gods! toast.gif

The bottle a week part cracks me up... smile.gif... wink.gif

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I'd drink my bottle of 10yo in a week, but I can't easily replace it....so it's had to go on my 'once every few weeks' drinks list crazy.gif

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Until I fell in with the StraightBourbonians, I had never thought of how long it might take to finish a bottle. I suppose I thought a bottle might last a lifetime, especially if the owner is old to begin with and has many bottlings open. It came as a shock the first time I actually emptied a bottle. That prompted me to do the math.

One bottle is 750 ml. I figure one drink is 50 ml. (At least that's what the airlines seem to think. I don't know how that compares to a bar shot.) That means there are a paltry 25 drinks in one bottle. If I have two drinks a day from that bottle, it will be gone in less than two weeks.

Can I imagine consuming a bottle is as little as one week? Barely. That would mean almost four drinks a day, every day. That's almost too much of a good thing even when it's ORVW in the glass. Now and then I'll get carried away and have that many drinks, or even one or two more, in one day/evening, but I usually find it very easy, almost preferable, to skip the following day.

I am commenting on myself, no one else, when I say, drinking one bottle in a week on a regular basis would be a problem (in at least two senses of the word.)

Yours truly,

Dave Morefield

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One bottle is 750 ml. I figure one drink is 50 ml. (At least that's what the airlines seem to think. I don't know how that compares to a bar shot.) That means there are a paltry 25 drinks in one bottle.

Dave, didn't you used to be an engineer? That is 15 drinks, not 25. blush.gif

Tim

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Tina's favorite for years - even better than the 15yo in her opinion (and, with the bottle of 15 yo we have now, I would agree).

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One bottle is 750 ml. I figure one drink is 50 ml. (At least that's what the airlines seem to think. I don't know how that compares to a bar shot.) That means there are a paltry 25 drinks in one bottle.

Dave, didn't you used to be an engineer? That is 15 drinks, not 25. blush.gif

Tim

. . . which is why I figure on something more like a bottle/week! drinking.gif

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Tim,

Yeah, but obviously not a very good one. blush.gif

Naturally, I switched to program planning & control and then to accounting. smilielol.gif

Believe it or not, I've had that erroneous factoid embedded in my mind so long that I haven't even questioned it. I suppose if I had ever drunk from only one bottle until it was empty, I might have discovered my error. (If I were a real engineer I would have done the lab work.)

Yours truly,

Dave "Bottle a Week" Morefield (drink.gif X 15)

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One bottle is 750 ml. I figure one drink is 50 ml. (At least that's what the airlines seem to think. I don't know how that compares to a bar shot.) That means there are a paltry 25 drinks in one bottle.

Dave, didn't you used to be an engineer? That is 15 drinks, not 25. blush.gif

Tim

According to Scottish legend, there are 18 shots in a bottle, hence 18 holes on a golf course! grin.gif

Matt

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Good stuff. I have three bottles, now two and a half, that I got the other day. Don't know when or if I will see more on the shelves. I like it a lot. It really changed the way I feel about wheaties. I would really like to see what more time in the barrel would do for this whiskey.

Ed

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Matt,

According to Scottish legend, there are 18 shots in a bottle, hence 18 holes on a golf course!

smilielol.gif Funny, we have that conversation every year at the Bourbon Open ... lol.gif

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Love the 10yo, but the 15yo has much more to offer......

I keep 3 to 5 of each..... toast.gif The only other

bourbon I keep a few on hand would be EC 18yo....

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