Got the trimming done. Well, as done as it's going to be. I can always go back and find areas to touch up after a few days. I would like to get the lawn mowed here. Chance of rain Saturday so it's today or tomorrow. I should be able to finish the base trim at the other house in an afternoon and I can do that any day. Whiskey club tonight. Looks like single Malt night. (que John) @Sublime one
Cedar Ridge Quintessential from just down the road an hour from here. "Today, we’re looking at a special release of Cedar Ridge single malt which appears to undergo a slightly different maturation. Like their other malts, this one is made from 100% 2-row pale malted barley, but it has been aged significantly longer, six years, in ex-bourbon casks. In lieu of the solera style vatting, the final blend here is a mix of that six-year-old single malt aged in first-fill Ruby Port, first-fill Amontillado sherry, and first-fill virgin French oak casks. Let’s check it out." The next 2 are from Westland (Seattle) and finished in Brand and Sherry and the other in Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon casks. It should be a good night. Of course there are usually a dozen other bottles brought by the members to share. You can't sample them all that's for sure.
Cedar Ridge Quintessential from just down the road an hour from here. "Today, we’re looking at a special release of Cedar Ridge single malt which appears to undergo a slightly different maturation. Like their other malts, this one is made from 100% 2-row pale malted barley, but it has been aged significantly longer, six years, in ex-bourbon casks. In lieu of the solera style vatting, the final blend here is a mix of that six-year-old single malt aged in first-fill Ruby Port, first-fill Amontillado sherry, and first-fill virgin French oak casks. Let’s check it out." The next 2 are from Westland (Seattle) and finished in Brand and Sherry and the other in Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon casks. It should be a good night. Of course there are usually a dozen other bottles brought by the members to share. You can't sample them all that's for sure.
