This is the visible part of our bar. I collect Single Malt whiskys, that's why there are so many of those bottles. And the bottles are usually very nice looking as well. Unfortunately it's a quite expensive hobby so I don't get to buy them so often, maybe it's a good thing since the bar is quite small. Both Erika and I really like whisky and on almost every Fridays after work we pour one whisky each, straight up, no ice. Then we sit down for a while and taste it. A really nice whisky like the ones I collect should be drunken in small amounts, otherwise you loose the special taste.
PS. I spell whisky like this without the ey because that's how it's spelled in its home land, Scotland.
Nice collection. I watched something on whisky's awhile back and reading what you put made me think of it ;-) And the they mentioned that a one way to tell the difference of where its from is from the spelling, as you put it above no ey but y as in Scotland ;)
ReplyDeleteThank God it's friday today ;-) Skål!
ReplyDeleteIt's a nice collection and I believe it's not even cheap in Sweden to buy Whisky.
Great collection! skal!
ReplyDeleteGreat collection!
ReplyDeleteAll Scotland Whisky written as Whisky, but the U.S. - Whiskey