My wife bought me this flask quite awhile back. I take it with me when on the stream and has carried a lot of El Presidente Brandy.
My wife bought me this flask quite awhile back. I take it with me when on the stream and has carried a lot of El Presidente Brandy.
I typically fill a plastic water bottle with Johnnie Walker Black. I’ve done the same with a two liter soda bottle and a nice Cabernet on backpacking trips… not very elegant but it reduces the weight…
Cheers!
I have a Dalvey where a swig of Bulleit resides (temporarily).
Mike-
wow, that is one stylie classic flask. nice!
if it is going to be an all-day affair i sometimes take a wineskin with a good merlot in it.
I think you've started something here fellas....
You've got me looking in the shops & on ebay for something similar to accompany some well aged port I have at home.
My 'Warmth in the wilderness'. ;)
A varied selection of flasks shown so far...interesting thread.
Out & about....looking for trout.
https://ofuros.exposure.co/
This is the flask I purchased over the summer - have only used water in since it's been so hot...do expect it to keep me warm this winter though.
nice betty page flask!
jeepster
Yup the little silver flask--for snake bites.
Ya know never did have a snake try to bite it.
wet
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