but for those that do enjoy whisky how about this one? the whisky will be produced in Scotland by Diageo-owned John Walker and Sons, 60 limited edition whisky bottles at £100,000 apiece to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee next year, all profits will go to the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (Qest), the charitable arm of the Royal Warrant Holders Association,
they will be bottled on 6 February 2012 - exactly 60 years to the day since the Queen acceded to the throne, the Diamond Jubilee Blended Scotch Whisky will feature a blend of whiskies distilled in 1952 at various distilleries across Scotland and finished in a cask of English oak from the Queen's Sandringham Estate, each will be presented in a lead crystal decanter adorned with a Britannia silver collar that features a half-carat diamond and an individually numbered silver seal, would I like one? well no not really, drink is for drinking so it should be drunk not collected, also I do not like whisky it would be wasted on me, better for us to spend the money on a nice red wine to go with our evening meal.
Wednesday, 8 June 2011
I Do Enjoy The Occasional Glass Of Medicinal Red Wine,
and must admit the fact that I do not enjoy whisky at all,
but for those that do enjoy whisky how about this one? the whisky will be produced in Scotland by Diageo-owned John Walker and Sons, 60 limited edition whisky bottles at £100,000 apiece to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee next year, all profits will go to the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (Qest), the charitable arm of the Royal Warrant Holders Association,
they will be bottled on 6 February 2012 - exactly 60 years to the day since the Queen acceded to the throne, the Diamond Jubilee Blended Scotch Whisky will feature a blend of whiskies distilled in 1952 at various distilleries across Scotland and finished in a cask of English oak from the Queen's Sandringham Estate, each will be presented in a lead crystal decanter adorned with a Britannia silver collar that features a half-carat diamond and an individually numbered silver seal, would I like one? well no not really, drink is for drinking so it should be drunk not collected, also I do not like whisky it would be wasted on me, better for us to spend the money on a nice red wine to go with our evening meal.
but for those that do enjoy whisky how about this one? the whisky will be produced in Scotland by Diageo-owned John Walker and Sons, 60 limited edition whisky bottles at £100,000 apiece to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee next year, all profits will go to the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (Qest), the charitable arm of the Royal Warrant Holders Association,
they will be bottled on 6 February 2012 - exactly 60 years to the day since the Queen acceded to the throne, the Diamond Jubilee Blended Scotch Whisky will feature a blend of whiskies distilled in 1952 at various distilleries across Scotland and finished in a cask of English oak from the Queen's Sandringham Estate, each will be presented in a lead crystal decanter adorned with a Britannia silver collar that features a half-carat diamond and an individually numbered silver seal, would I like one? well no not really, drink is for drinking so it should be drunk not collected, also I do not like whisky it would be wasted on me, better for us to spend the money on a nice red wine to go with our evening meal.
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