I just posted over at www.3DrunkenCelts.com with a lengthy blog about this year’s trip to Whiskies of the World, 2011. In that post I detail out the tasting notes from the Grand Tasting on Saturday night and provide a simple starter guide for those who may want to learn more about whiskies but don’t know how to begin…
I’ll spare you the details here, though, as I have another post coming tomorrow with pretty pictures to appease you all 😉
While his trip was cut short, and we really only had two evenings to catch up, I was still able to snap a few candids while out at Cartopia, one of Portland’s many foodcart pods; plus a few at Cascade Barrel house where we enjoyed each other’s company over some seriously good Belgian style sour…
And no pictures to post this time either. For shame. While I could go on about how work has monopolized my energies these past few weeks, that is only a partial truth. All be told, my muse just isn’t here right now. But I am hopeful. There is light on the horizon. Whiskies of the…
I just posted a review of Big Bottom Whiskey’s Zinfandel Finish Bourbon and warehouse series single cask verticals over on the 3 Drunken Celt’s site. If you enjoy bourbon, or whiskeys in general, go check it out… You’ll also see that I added four images to that post; rather than share the whole gallery over…
Ok, so this is how my ‘vacation’ went: Right off the bat, let me say that the time spent at war with friends was well worth the effort…. I had not been looking forward to this war as I had others. No sense of excitement for the tasting was washing over me, nor was I…
Originally posted to my Facebook page, here is the most goth cocktail you will find. Why is it so goth you ask? Well, by virtue of the fact that each separate ingredient is decidedly not goth, but yet combine to create such a glass full of darkness… plus the despair you’ll feel if you have…
Another turning point… The closing of TVD I’ve been quiet on this blog for a long time. I had thought my focus on blogging would be compatible with my day job and distillery work, but I soon came to find that time and energy were in short supply once the distillery got up and running. Sadly,…
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