discussion Two glasses........

[Guest]

Two glasses next to me. One contains a fine malt, the other, warm water for decals. How long before I balls up?

 

[Guest]

depends how many times you fill the one with the malt in it gav

 

[AlanG]

Have to ask.... what malt is it?

 

[Ian M]

Lol.

Been there done that.

Ian M

 

[Guest]

Gav you have the mix right.

Just drink the malt type before decals and they will go on perfectly.

In between have a malted break.

The next lot of decals will be beyond perfect. That is until you look at them in the morning.

Friend I helped out gave me a bottle of Whisky as a thanks. Very nice. Got home opened it took a sip. Blended just like the worst medicine I have ever tasted.

Nice bottle of malt for Pauline & I for Christmas.

Laurie

 

[Alan 45]

never had a problem mixing alcohol and decal attachment but painting is a different story lol that's why my HMS Warspite ended up with dark green camo instead of dark grey

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[Guest]

Have to ask.... what malt is it?

Dalwhinnie.

I'm sure someone has nicked some of it during the night as there's no way I drank that much!

Managed to only pick up the decal water to drink once. I even stopped when I got to the tricky looking decals and put it down.

 

[Andy2035]

Thanks Gav for this post, it just gave me a much needed chuckle...:clap_1:

 

[AlanG]

Dalwhinnie.

A very nice malt indeed. You ought to try Dailuaine, Cardhu and Royal Lochnagar. Very nice malts too. Oh and you'd love my job as well

 

[Guest]

No, poorly head. Nice cup of tea tonight, I think.

 

[Guest]

Dalwhinnie.I'm sure someone has nicked some of it during the night as there's no way I drank that much!

Managed to only pick up the decal water to drink once. I even stopped when I got to the tricky looking decals and put it down.

Ha ha another one. Visited the Dalwhinnie Distillery some years back now.

Best malt I have tasted. Bought a bottle while there. Got it home but not for long. Caught it in the ear when wife said I would love a glass. Quietly as I went out the door it has all gone dear. Dreadful silence.

Cannot get it in Jersey but just looked it up & I may be able to get it on line. From memory it was the smallest distillery in Scotland.

Laurie

 

[AlanG]

From memory it was the smallest distillery in Scotland.

Nope. It's Edradour that's the smallest

 

[Guest]

Nope. It's Edradour that's the smallest

That is the one I got it wrong. It was Eradour.

The stream, burn if you must, runs along at high level behind the distillery.

Just looked it up & that is it the delightful little place. Pauline would have known but dare not mention the place !?!

Laurie

 

[yak face]

Has anyone ever used malt whisky as a decal softener before gav ?!!! you might be onto something there , the new wonder stuff!! and at £30 a bottle its still cheaper than a bottle of old klear on e-bay !!!!LOL!!! tony

 

[AlanG]

That is the one I got it wrong. It was Eradour.The stream, burn if you must, runs along at high level behind the distillery.

Just looked it up & that is it the delightful little place. Pauline would have known but dare not mention the place !?!

Laurie

Well if you are ever up in Morayshire and want a visit of the one i work at then give me a shout

 

[Guest]

Will do Allyne we will have a glass (or 2). I will bring my kilt. Stewart of Oban.

Laurie

 

[rickoshea52]

Isn't Dalwhinnie the highest distillery in Scotland?

 

[Guest]

I think it has some claim to fame, that might be it.

 

[Guest]

I'm a Talisker man and wouldn't waste any sharing it with any kind of work!

There's a time and a place.

Martin

 

[Guest]

I'm a Whisk(e)y fan, but most malts seem a bit subtle for my tastes.

Ever the pleb.