[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by WhiskyPat12

I put mine in the dishwasher, they are a couple years old and do just fine! I make sure they aren't near anything that can bang into them though.

I've heard some of the super nutty whisky guys will not wash them with any soap at all. Rinse in hot hot hot water and that's it, in order to make sure the whisky is completely unadulterated. That's to off the deep end for me

You should be fine isnt that what you do with all dishes

[WhiskyPat12]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

You should be fine isnt that what you do with all dishes

Correct - the "purests" (for lack if a better term) say that soap leaves some type of taste even if it's very very small. I think it's just a snobby elitist thing

[Maynard]

If you want, I can take money off you all day betting whether I can tell if a glass was run thru a dishwasher or not; and unless you rinse the hell out of it, I can smell most dish soaps too. Not a snob/elitist thing at all - if I'm going to enjoy the subtleties of a good single malt I don't want it ruined by perfume.

And it is 'purists' - "A purist is one who desires that an item remain true to its essence and free from adulterating or diluting influences" (OK, gotta admit to a touch of language elitism).

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by WhiskyPat12

Correct - the "purests" (for lack if a better term) say that soap leaves some type of taste even if it's very very small. I think it's just a snobby elitist thing

I was sort of joking that I never use soap for any dishes. I'm a guy i I just rinse mostly

[jamesinaz]

Originally Posted by Maynard

If you want, I can take money off you all day betting whether I can tell if a glass was run thru a dishwasher or not; and unless you rinse the hell out of it, I can smell most dish soaps too. Not a snob/elitist thing at all - if I'm going to enjoy the subtleties of a good single malt I don't want it ruined by perfume.

And it is 'purists' - "A purist is one who desires that an item remain true to its essence and free from adulterating or diluting influences" (OK, gotta admit to a touch of language elitism).

Do you think you can tell if a dish was thoroughly rinsed after washing?

Darn now he has me going into the kitchen to see if I can tell.

[BMW F22]

Well it's after 5:30 so drink on!

[AlpineWhite_SJ]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Glencairn glasses are great, I've had mine for 5+ years and always my go to. Enjoy!

And I forget whether it says not to put in dishwasher...but they can definitely go in the dishwasher! Been doing that for a while.

I hand wash all wood/glass/knives just because a dishwasher and detergent are so harsh.

As to scents and soaps and not using any soaps at all on your tasting glasses, I’m not that sensitive so just choose less scented detergents, so you’re not sniffing Palmolive lemon instead of the subtler hints imparted by your libations. True test would be to sniff a clean glass and describe what aromas you’re getting?

[Hawkeye]

I use soap when I wash my glasses. I can't tell the difference when smelling or tasting, but I also use a fairly clean/no odor soap.

Had the new Blood Oath Pact 6 last night and it was good. I think I still prefer my Pact 5 over the new one though.

[WhiskyPat12]

Happy Friday Gang!

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by WhiskyPat12

Happy Friday Gang!

Whoa 😮 niiice!!

[BMW F22]

PSA: Green Spot on sale at Costco for $35.99 vs $49.99 at Total Wine.

[WhiskyPat12]

Here tonight's selection. Bit of a rough day, dealing with vendor incompetence...

This is one of my favorite affordable sherry bombs.

Fun fact - There are some bottles out in circulation that are older than the age statement due to the distillery closing down for a few years. I've not had any of these myself unfortunately, and I believe they are very hard to find. Something to look for if you are hunting dusty shelves for treasure!
GlenDronach Is A Lot Older Than The Label Says

[rebekahb]

Just wanted to share our friends whisky collection.

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by WhiskyPat12

Here tonight's selection. Bit of a rough day, dealing with vendor incompetence...

This is one of my favorite affordable sherry bombs.

Fun fact - There are some bottles out in circulation that are older than the age statement due to the distillery closing down for a few years. I've not had any of these myself unfortunately, and I believe they are very hard to find. Something to look for if you are hunting dusty shelves for treasure!
GlenDronach Is A Lot Older Than The Label Says

That looks delicious! I have a sip here and there when the day has been hectic too. Haha

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by rebekahb

Just wanted to share our friends whisky collection.

Holy smokes!! See some Japanese whiskys there.

[omasou]

Cragganmore is worth tasting.

[rebekahb]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

Holy smokes!! See some Japanese whiskys there.

Yeah, he's a little nuts. We have quite a few Japanese whisky's at our house as well. We were just there in Nov & you could hardly find anything. It's crazy how much Japanese whisky has become so popular in the past 3+ years.

[premier3is]

I usually drink black label. Anyone got a whiskey they'd recommend similar to it to give a try? And how much better is blue label, worth the extra 100+ dollars?

[AlpineWhite_SJ]

Originally Posted by rebekahb

Yeah, he's a little nuts. We have quite a few Japanese whisky's at our house as well. We were just there in Nov & you could hardly find anything. It's crazy how much Japanese whisky has become so popular in the past 3+ years.

I can't go as big as this, so I've just been focused on Japan this year. Currently at 9 bottles, though a good 3 of those I should just clear out and finish before they get oxidized from so much room in the bottle.

[Murf993]

Originally Posted by premier3is

I usually drink black label. Anyone got a whiskey they'd recommend similar to it to give a try? And how much better is blue label, worth the extra 100+ dollars?

Blue Label is ok, but I'm not sure it's worth the extra cash. My buddy is the Whiskey Consultant for JW, his favourite daily is Double Black and I quite like it too. My wife and I actually find the Gold Lable to be our favourite of the JW line but rally it's all about what you like. JW Swing is a great buy when you can find it.

[rebekahb]

Originally Posted by AlpineWhite_SJ

I can't go as big as this, so I've just been focused on Japan this year. Currently at 9 bottles, though a good 3 of those I should just clear out and finish before they get oxidized from so much room in the bottle.

Out of curiosity, what have you bought this year? I wish we could find another Hibiki 17 but the price they want is outrageous.

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by Murf993

Blue Label is ok, but I'm not sure it's worth the extra cash. My buddy is the Whiskey Consultant for JW, his favourite daily is Double Black and I quite like it too. My wife and I actually find the Gold Lable to be our favourite of the JW line but rally it's all about what you like. JW Swing is a great buy when you can find it.

Just did a little google search on double black, thanks for the recommendation. I think many people like it over the black label from what I see, I'm going to give it a shot. I didn't look up the price, is it I'm the same range as black or we talking double ?