Saturday, January 25, 2020

Whisk(e)y Nights

delicate highland single malt
swirling in Glencairn glass
rich flavour layers
touches of peat and oak
sweet Scotch warmth
measured
savoured

...other times
it's a generous pour
of Jamesons
in a kitchen juice glass

13 comments:

  1. You need SOMETHING to warm your bones this winter, Ollie. Have been thinking of you, pushing that snow shovel against an Everest of the white stuff.

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  2. Variety always adds an extra touch to the day (and nights, too).

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  3. No wonder you are a tired monk... drinking all that booze:)

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  4. I think it's the company that matters not the booze.

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  5. Whiskey nights. Rare at my house, but an occasional need!

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  6. Sounds like you enjoyed the pleasure of the "rich flavour layers touches of peat and oak" Nice

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  7. Mmmm, maybe I’ll invest in a bottle when I get back home from travelling (in just a few days). You remind me of what a pleasure it can be, whether Scotch or Irish.

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  8. You returned with a great winner. Welcome back to the world of blogging, in all its glory. Scotch. Makes the world go round

    Good to see you Friday night. Let's stay in touch.
    -Square Corner

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  9. Sometimes I need the class others I just need the glass

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  10. Great to read you again... I share a toast to you. :)

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  11. It's not always in the presentation is it?

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  12. It’s all in the perspective and the time spent savoring, how sensately we choose to experience.

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