Am I a meanie?

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When one of my best mates in Glasgow had his 30th birthday, we bought him a really nice bottle of 30 y.o. whisky.

The next couple years he'd have a little dram each birthday. But then one New Year all the neighbours came around - quite plastered - and before he'd noticed, they'd drank it all, mixed with coke!
 
Missus asked me to make her a hot toddy as she has a sore throat and sniffles coming on. Only whiskey in the house is a bottle £60 single malt and another £40 bottle so I declined.....

Brownie points lost me thinks


Orric
If your whisky is spelt with an e, then make her a toddy, as nothing of value would be lost ;)
 
Meanie. One dram's worth and you grudged it :shocked:

Hope Man 'flu strikes you and she hides the damned stuff from you :D

Toddy

Quite right - then use her shoes to hammer nails and her handbag to carry dead animals home. After all she has plenty of shoes and bags - and its only one pair of shoes and one handbag. The round it off by feeding her chocalte to the dog.
 
I used to have a very prolific collection of single malt whisky courtesy of my father in law who used to go to Scotland every year for 2 weeks to buy in bulk. My wife used to have a habit of wanting a tot in her tea and thought it acceptable to use the single malt. I soon bought some Bells and poured it into an empty Lagavulin bottle and told her that was for her tea.

Nothing against her having a bit of the real stuff but when it happened a few times I decided to act accordingly...drink it neat or with a drop of water or leave it well alone in my opinion. I wouldn't begrudge her a shot of the good stuff if she was ill though, what goes around comes around! If Mother's happy we're all happy and all that.
 
Quite right - then use her shoes to hammer nails and her handbag to carry dead animals home. After all she has plenty of shoes and bags - and its only one pair of shoes and one handbag. The round it off by feeding her chocalte to the dog.

What did the poor dog do? :eek:
 
I'd like to know what you think Greensurfingbear, having had time to reflect. If it happened again and you had no alternative would you put the good stuff into a toddy?
 
Once I got over the shock of the thought of only 2 bottles of Spirits in the house I though Good call!, but I'd recomend locking up your nice ones and marking the bottles!

You need to be watching out more for a rise in level rather than a fall if you've really huffed her.

I've got 3 variations of "cooking whisky" alone, which may be mixed, converted to Slisky, or used in food.

You need to train her better than to even think of asking ;-)
 
Once I got over the shock of the thought of only 2 bottles of Spirits in the house I though Good call!, but I'd recomend locking up your nice ones and marking the bottles!

You need to be watching out more for a rise in level rather than a fall if you've really huffed her.

I've got 3 variations of "cooking whisky" alone, which may be mixed, converted to Slisky, or used in food.

You need to train her better than to even think of asking ;-)

you know I like my whiskeys and I ain't precious about sharing the good stuff remember the rather nice bottle I took with us to Whooplaw..... but not one for mixing up the good stuff lol :)
 
loving the responses lol.

I do hope you all know that it was all in jest and we really didnt have a falling out over it. If she had really wanted it I would have made her a toddy with my good stuff.


Ahh...easy to say that now you've bought the cooking whisky.:) Hot toddy for her and a glass of single malt for you, to ease yourselves into the weekend peacefully.
 

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