Whisky Mystery

[Fingal]

Yesterday our supplies included an almost full bottle of the Jura. This morning I find there is a scant 30mm in the bottom of the bottle. I can only assume that footpads came aboard during the hours of darkness and spirited it away. Has anyone else experienced this mysterious phenomenon?

[Nick]

Yesterday our supplies included an almost full bottle of the Jura. This morning I find there is a scant 30mm in the bottom of the bottle. I can only assume that footpads came aboard during the hours of darkness and spirited it away. Has anyone else experienced this mysterious phenomenon?

Shorely shome mishtake?

I also had the pleasure of a small lunchtime dram on board Silkie in a damp Oitir Mhor Bay earlier today.

[claymore]

Feel the heat - it's evaporation. The Angels clearly feel thy haven't had their share.
Good Film BTW.

[Silkie]

I also had the pleasure of a small lunchtime dram on board Silkie in a damp Oitir Mhor Bay earlier today.

Further celebrations aboard Silkie today when I found the long lost bottle of Tobermory.

[aquaplane]

Feel the heat - it's evaporation. The Angels clearly feel thy haven't had their share.
Good Film BTW.

It is indeed a good filum, "have you not got any shortbread in your house" made me LOL.

[wully]

It's poor quality corks that are to blame, I'm sure of it. The cheap cooking whisky in Wully's world last a good while but the malts disappear at a fair auld rate.

Cheap whusky - screw tops.
Good whusky. - proper corks.

That's got to be the reason?

I'm sure some of the academiks oan here could devise a clever experiment to prove this theory?

( academiks = Jaiky for the hard of thinking)

[claymore]

Pains me tae say but ra worse whisky is Claymore. Pish disnae say it!