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Daniel Fernandes
@dfern.eth
Two /whiskey tastings: Booker's & Glen Moray / Cutty Sark. Major takeaways: 1. Little Book 2025 Chapter 9 slaps, it's lower proof (~101) than standard bookers (~124), but has a nice rye spice that I like & smooth like cognac. To be clear, I don't think "smooth" is a virtue, and perhaps it just tasted smooth by comparison after 4 Booker's, but it's rare to get that rye spice on a bourbon without the acidic sharpness that comes with rye. 2. Glen Moray, the best one is not pictured: Cutty Sark "Prohibition Edition" (not the standard one). Standard Cutty Sark is 60% grain, 40% malt. The Prohibition Style flips this (60% malt, 40% grain) and wow is it good. Other standouts: Glen Moray Chardonay Cask has a novel melon note I've haven't seen in a whiskey before. The 21 is also decadent and slightly higher proof (92.6) while the rest of the lineup is at 80.
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Maia
@motherlizard
Cutty Sark always makes me think of Murakami because he randomly mentions it a lot in his books. Have never tried
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