Love the tiny one shot bottles I pick up around the world. Some good stuff sometimes. I found something interesting. It is a liquor sampling club. Get involved they send you a box with 5 sample bottles for testing with your friends. You have a comparison, have some fun, and pick what you like, they send you more stuff next month. Sounds like fun, but I know you guys, you do not believe in anything done small. Flaviar.com is the place, might check it out if you are bored, sounds like a cool way to do some research. I am still looking for a source for Old Balvenine. I am not a Liquor expert. I was raised with simple taste, then I found out the rest of the world had better taste. Cant drink much on ship, but the captain is a good ole boy(me) and when we are in port or off duty, he sometimes pops a cork and drops a few stogies on the crew. Hmm micro bottle bomb....hmmm=p~

Those tiny sampler bottles don't do it for me.....

Glenmorangie used to (maybe still do?) have a nice 4 bottle sampler of some of their good scotches, and each bottle was 100ml (about 3.3oz).....which is enough for 2 people to get a good taste of the spirit. Picked it up at Costco a few years back for $23 or so................I bought 2............should have bought 10...................excellent gift........haven't seen them there since

Little bottles are cool cause i can stuff them in all sorts of places on the ship. I bought a number of pelican cases that are air tight watertight, and crushproof and lined in foam. I can stick a hundred of those little ones in there and not worry about them rolling around all over the place. Instant bar. I want to try some classier stuff like the scotches. find a source for Glen levit, and glen fidich, and those guys in a bottle small enough to stick in a brief case sized case.

Any liquor store on the strip in Vegas......Seen more brands available there than anywhere else I've been.


Ron

Liquor sampler?

Sure, I'll volunteer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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