Whiskey Sachet. Where from

Pignut

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OK, so i was wathcing an old RM video and he had some sachets of Whiskey, does anyone know if these are available in the UK? I think they would be good for light weight kit, also for novelty value
 

Retired Member southey

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Not that I've been able to find matey, It's Knockout whiskey from Tanzania IIrc, might be worth contacting a South African food importer to see if they could get it?

I do want some of this next though.
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Doc

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Very good point.

Weight is important when backpacking, but a dram in the evening is most pleasant. I have seen, but not tried, drinks in pouches at Tesco, but not sure if they have whisky or not.

I think there would be a market amongst backpackers for 'Expedition whisky' - 50 ml sachets of over-proof whisky. It would be very lighhtweight and in an emergency could be used as (rather expensive) stove fuel. Maybe I should write to Jura with the idea.

Another idea is port. About 19% alcohol so not as heavy as beer or wine per unit. Contains a lot of sugar for energy. You need to decant it into a plastic bottle.
 

Muddy Boots

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erm Miniatures in plastic bottles perhaps?

Sorry to state the bl..din obvious here like but surely that's a better approach than trying to ring out the contents of a burst whisky satchet from last night's undies in the bottom of your rucksack?
 

Muddy Boots

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indeed, just for novelty value if truth be known

Yup fair point. I did see this particular episode and looked into it myself briefly.

Maybe an email to Woodlore site to request stocking Knock Out whisky satchets in the on line shop would be the way forward.
 

locum76

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Blech, whisky should live in a bottle.

In what way are those platypus wine thingys any better or different from a normal platypus bottle?
 

Retired Member southey

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Blech, whisky should live in a bottle.

In what way are those platypus wine thingys any better or different from a normal platypus bottle?

I think it's a nice pic and a pound extra for it.

Normal platy

EDIT TO ADD:

nothing special about it matey, from what is written here you could use any kind of collapsible drinks container if all it takes is a little squishing to expel the air.
 
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rik_uk3

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OK, so i was wathcing an old RM video and he had some sachets of Whiskey, does anyone know if these are available in the UK? I think they would be good for light weight kit, also for novelty value

Its African made Whiskey.....get a hip flask.
 

Nonsuch

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Yes I think the only place these drinks sachets for spirits are made is in Africa. IIRC the locals tip them into their coke and it looks like they are on the soft stuff etc. I don't think there's any way they would get round the Portman Group in the UK.
 

dave53

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they are opaque so sunlight will not damage the wine, and I think they can stand up on there own
if i drunk a full one of them i wouldnt be standing up on my own lol regards dave
 

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