Shackleton's scotch found

[rbgarr]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35259897/ns/technology_and_science-science/

[goodbasil]

100 plus year-old Scotch. Sounds good, and expensive.

[Ian McColgin]

Once bottled it no longer ages. Should taste original unless te seal was breached. This will be fun to see what the spirits were like then.

[TimH]

Some rich persons will drink it no doubt at some extravagant party.

[The Bigfella]

Didn't we do a thread on this a couple of months back?

edit.... yep

http://www.woodenboat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=105652&highlight=Shackleton

[donald branscom]

If you read that book on a cold winter night you WILL NEED that alcohol!!!!

One of the best books I have read except for the "THE GREAT NORTHERN."

[Harbormaster]

Didn't we do a thread on this a couple of months back?

edit.... yep

http://www.woodenboat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=105652&highlight=Shackleton

Isn't that like saying we've discussed gun control or Obama, so we don't need to do it again....

[The Bigfella]

I was just wondering why your news over there is always so late with the major stories?

[Peter Malcolm Jardine]

I think that might be scotch that is best drank with stinky friends in arctic wear with frostbitten fingers.

[Harbormaster]

I was just wondering why your news over there is always so late with the major stories?

Cold weather makes the news flow slower.

[Nicholas Carey]

I was just wondering why your news over there is always so late with the major stories?
It's the efficiency of the unfettered Free Market at work. Or something :rolleyes:

Might have a lot to do with the notable lack of inquisitiveness on the part of the American people, though :rolleyes::eek::rolleyes::D

[RFNK]

Can't have been much good if they left it there! Or what were they thinking? Rick