Gabriel went from cask to cask, and we followed along, dashing back into the dining room in between for the omelet, the cod, the steak.
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And cask whiskey is even stronger, sometimes 65 percent alcohol.
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A cocktail shaker full of innovation, science, and cask strength.
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If we transported it, we know the cask won't leak.
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A spent fuel rod being lowered into a cask for storage.
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The best vintage, single-cask bottles can run more than $50.6.
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"We can confirm that Cask Data has joined Google Cloud," she said.
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Nearby labourers pack Vat No.1, a cask-aged spirit, into boxes.
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Cask ale is pumped into the drinker's glass by a gravity pump.
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It's a bit like "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" for cask ale devotees.
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Let it work in the Cooler 24 hours then put it into the Cask.
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Also there are two types of homemade absinthe, one aged in a sherry cask.
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It was the other cask-strength malt, and likewise calls for a little water.
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The building has four floors, through which runs a 17 meter-tall copper cask.
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Lastly comes Liu's favorite expression, the Kavalan Solist Sherry Single Cask Strength single malt.
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"Traditionally, cocktail bars can have a stuffiness," said Andy Ferreira, bar manager at Cask.
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The cask of plutonium lies on the floor of the Pacific to this day.
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Cask, which has a supply agreement with Ball, has not experienced supply issues, Love said.
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The cask will be relocated into a pool on site, within a "structurally sound" building.
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At least with a cask ale you feel like you are getting your money's worth.
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The centerpiece is a 215-foot tall steel cask full of pre-roasted coffee beans.
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These cask ales are old-fashioned brews, carbonated not by injecting kegs with carbon dioxide, as is the case with most draft beers today, but naturally, in the cask, by yeast transforming sugar into alcohol with a byproduct of carbon dioxide that provides the fizz.
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He said China was likely to consider alternative solutions for nuclear waste, including dry cask storage.
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It swooped up another world's best award for its single cask malt whisky the following year.
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Box wine—also known as cask wine or "goon bags" in Australia—is an Australian invention.
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Cask had developed its own layer on top of that to run Hadoop-based deployments more efficiently.
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Many good beer bars in the United States have at least one or two cask-conditioned selections.
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At the center is a 56-foot steel cask, which stores the coffee after it's been roasted.
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For "natty" wines, as some call them, it happens in a cask or barrel with minimal intervention.
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Each cask has a hole in its top (cocchiume), so they are always open and exposed to air.
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But Friday's move spells intent from New Delhi, said Jayesh Shroff, co-founder of investment advisory Cask Capital.
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He's a 45-year industry veteran who began his career as a cask stenciler at Port Ellen Distillery.
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A two-ounce pour of this Louis XIII rare cask cognac, for example, will cost you about $4,000.
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The Macallan Double Cask 12 Years Old and the new Edition No. 4 will be available for sampling.
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It does not always occur in a bottle; most natural wines are fermented in a cask or barrel.
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First, consider Cask & Larder, labeled one of the "best new restaurants in America" upon opening in Winter Park.
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Tepco engineers sealed it in a steel cask and interred it with other radioactive waste on the plant site.
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They serve up a new cask beer every week, and do not use any finings, or filter their beers.
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Take a look inside: In addition to being its largest-ever cafe, the Chicago Roastery hosts its tallest cask.
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Ferment these oral ingredients in the cask of time and the result is the hideous common name, naked broomrape.
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You can, at this very moment, buy a bottle of Macallan Double Cask 12 Year Old whisky for $71.
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Cask finishing is a technique typically employed by rum and whisky makers, to give new flavours to wine and spirits.
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While at Ignition, Artale held board of director seats on startups like Apprenda, Cask and SnapLogic, according to his LinkedIn.
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The assemblies are being placed in a steel cask and transferred to a different storage pool at the Fukushima facility.
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I felt compelled to join in, particularly as I love English beer styles, especially when they are cask-conditioned ales.
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Botticelli was born Alessandro di Mariano di Vanni Filipepi around 1445 in Florence (the nickname Botticelli means "small wine cask").
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Others homed in on the issue of putting highly radioactive spent fuel into dry-cask storage on the plant's site.
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"We buy new, so it's come off distilled into the cask beautifully, (and) it stays in their warehouse," Patrick said.
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And suddenly, there he is, carrying a cask of wine on his shoulder that he immediately pours into a diner's mouth.
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The Other Room's master bartender Dario Knox says creating cask-finished spirits allows spirit makers to add new dimensions of flavours.
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"Indian Point won't be completely safe until the spent fuel rods are all put into hardened dry cask storage," she said.
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Which is to say that a novel is perishable only by virtue of being stored in such a leaky cask: our heads.
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Notably, neither Cask nor Google described the deal as an "acquisition," and Google didn't respond to our question asking about this directly.
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Putin laid a bouquet at her cask and sat briefly nearby, exchanging words with another attendee before leaving through a side exit.
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The United States leads in once-through nuclear technologies, including dry cask spent fuel storage, which makes reprocessing unnecessary and less economical.
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Mitchell tells me there's no difference between a thoughtful herbalist's touch and the micromanagement necessary to produce a considered cask of beer.
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There are two different versions of Audric's mead here—one that's aged in an oak barrel, the other in a sherry cask.
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El Silencio's undiluted mezcal was viscous and high-test, like cask-strength whiskey, and there was nothing like it on the market.
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"It's starting to spread around the world," Peter Love, third-generation CEO of Canada-based Cask Brewing Systems, said in a phone interview.
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"We experiment a lot with different cask types to fill with mature Balvenie liquid and these have not always been successful," he says.
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So that transportation cask can be used numerous times, but the inside container that's holding everything, that, of course, stays with the fuel.
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Its unit cost (CASK) is still seen at 0.38 crowns this year, while unit costs next year were targeted at 0.38-0.39 crowns.
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Let's raise the hairs on the backs of our necks with a reading of Edgar Allan Poe's "The CASK of Amontillado": Your thoughts?
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"This is the most typical wine of the region," Manolev said proudly, pouring a glass of the 2015 harvest directly from the cask.
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But deciding on which type of cask to use for the job—sherry or bourbon, Spanish or American oak—is the difficult part.
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This was, after all, Balvenie's oldest bottle ever — whisky that was put in a cask in 73 and taken out 55 years later.
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First, a quick whisky-making lesson: As a whisky matures in a cask, layers of aromatic molecular wood compounds intermingle with the distilled spirit.
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Otto joined two of his coworkers at the trendy bar in DC's Logan Circle neighborhood the evening it tapped a cask of Bell's Hopslam.
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Visitors can go behind-the-scenes in the company's cask room, which dates back to 1779, to taste 10- to 25-year-aged whiskies.
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All of those tests have to happen in sequence, in order to get certification by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the cask still cannot leak.
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We had strain gauges and accelerometers placed on the actual fake fuel that's inside a basket, that's inside a canister, that's inside a transportation cask.
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The carbonation in cask-conditioned ales is exceedingly gentle, which is why many people tasting one for the first time think the beer is flat.
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Our whiskey expert also recommends Whistle Pig Old World Cask Finish, if you want to splurge on mom (best served inside her $30,000 Tranquility Pod).
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In a piece titled "Scottish Hopping To Real Ale," publisher Bill Metzger writes about finding cask ale in Scotland, which sounds pretty unobjectionable at first.
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But the Tokyo location also shares many elements with its four predecessor locations, like the cask — though at over 55-feet tall, Tokyo's is biggest.
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And it will highlight those it predicts will be most popular and of the highest quality, based on the cask types that are currently on hand.
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The carrier said it expects unit revenue (RASK) to be slightly positive in the first quarter and unit costs (CASK) to fall between 1-2 percent.
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He grew up to become one of the most influential people in the industry, and was even the first person to come up with cask finishing.
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"We're getting a lot of calls from Crown customers looking for an alternate supply of cans," said Russell Love, sales representative for Cask Brewing Systems in Calgary.
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When you find your tipple of choice, you become a curious consumer and maybe buy a limited edition, an older age statement, single cask, or other variant.
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And like a cask of complex whisky left to mature for decades, playing the long game in business promises to deliver an outcome well worth the wait.
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And the container gets removed from the concrete shielding and then put into an over-pack, like a suitcase around it, and that's called the transportation cask.
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Cask whiskey is stronger, at about 55% to 23% alcohol by volume, even if some alcohol evaporates as it matures in barrels for at least three years.
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"Whether equities will outperform debt over the next three years, that goes without saying, without any doubt," said Jayesh Shroff, co-founder of investment advisory Cask Capital.
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Additional time in the cask, given the warm climate and the new charred oak barrels that are required by federal law, usually results in astringent, woody flavors.
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The plutonium was contained within a high-strength cask, about the size and shape of a small fire extinguisher, shielded by layers of graphite, beryllium, and titanium.
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Because the vinegar soaks up the flavors of the cask it is aged in, wood—oak, mulberry, chestnut, cherry, juniper, ash, and acacia—is part of the recipe.
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"The hallmark of this government is that theres more PMO (prime minister's office)-driven strategy and guidance," said Jayesh Shroff, co-founder of investment advisory firm Cask Capital.
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In the latest development, Google has picked up Cask Data, a Palo Alto startup that specializes in building solutions to run big data analytics services based on Hadoop.
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He tells Claire that there's a warrant out for Jamie's arrest for high treason and murder — they found the exciseman hidden in the cask of creme de menthe.
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Current offerings include Homunculus Ale, Gaspipes Bitter, Pesta Oatmeal Stout, Pandemic Porter, American-style Merrie-Go-Down IPA, Bellibone Blonde Ale and American-style Mina (Cask) Pale Ale.
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"The hallmark of this government is that there's more PMO (prime minister's office)-driven strategy and guidance," said Jayesh Shroff, co-founder of investment advisory firm Cask Capital.
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Somehow, though, the piece starts with a paragraph about how #metoo has curtailed his "primal self," then goes on to discuss cask ale in terms of sexual conquest.
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Each of the eight items on the "Asian Highballs" menu indicates what sort of cask the whiskey aged in — sherry, American oak and Japanese mizanura oak among them.
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"We will continue to develop and release open source Cask Data Application Platform (CDAP) that makes building and running big data solutions easy for enterprise customers," the pair write.
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I still have a couple tiny sips of a few that I haven't tried before: Spiced Negroni gin, Modern Australian gin, Chardonnay barrel gin, and Sherry cask gin...YUM.
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In the corner of the suite is the Cask of Distinction: "Special consumers who come here very much value the unique one-off nature of these casks," Fischer said.
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So much so, that Shakespeare immortalised the rumour that the Duke of Clarence chose drowning in a cask of Malmsey wine as his form of execution in Richard III.
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The cask can be charred to various degrees of intensity: the more char, the better the whiskey will be able to penetrate the wood and develop a darker color.
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There were, for instance, five pairs of pot stills in the distillation room and about a million casks of whiskey, including a Cádiz sherry cask dating back to 2000.
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Duke is in the process of transferring used fuel from the spent fuel pool at the plant to dry cask storage as part of work to decommission the plant.
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That canister is what would get removed from the storage cask at a power plant and put into the transportation container that would go on a truck, train, or barge.
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And that's not forgetting the two-story, 40 ton copper cask which has more than 1,000 traditional Chinese stamps hand-engraved on it, which tells the tale of Starbucks coffee.
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Customers have a 360-degree view of the roasting and brewing process happening on the first floor as the escalator carries them around the roastery's cask to the second floor.
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COPPER & KINGS BUTCHERTOWN BRANDY, Louisville, Ky., 124 proof, $55 A monster spirit drawn from a wide variety of grapes, bottled at cask strength and redolent of dark fruits and caramel.
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The process involves mixing soils to create a base that's poured into a cask mold, polished, glazed, painted and baked in an oven heated to more than 2,133 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The process involves mixing soils to create a base that's poured into a cask mold, polished, glazed, painted and baked in an oven heated to more than 2,133 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In June of last year Derek Wood, a DevOps Engineer at Cask, wrote a blog showing which versions of various software packages were supported by which versions of HDP and CDH.
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"The most interesting finding was that at high alcohol by volume concentrations -- 59% and up, cask-strength whisky -- the taste compound was surrounded by ethanol molecules in the solution," Friedman wrote.
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This is a singular whisky, a single barrel selected by the bottlers from a Spanish distillery, complex and savory with a hint of the sherry cask in which it was aged.
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Early in the novel, Barry notes, "I got a batch of the forty-eight-year-old Karuizawa single cask whiskey," which, he goes on to declare, sells for $33,000 a bottle.
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I stood in the 13th-century cellars of Delamain, a Cognac house in Jarnac, France, inhaling the sting of the colorless liquid and found myself clutching an oak cask for support.
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"Note also do not fail to note," the poem urges, "In that dark corner and behind that cask / Crouched husbands, bridegrooms, brothers, peering from the cracks" watching their women being raped.
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During the trip, the Queen's grandson was given a tour of their new Dragon Brewery, met production operatives, fillled a nine-gallon cask of beer and learned about the brewery's latest developments.
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The president joined hundreds of others who paid their respects at the open-cask ceremony for Lyudmila Alexeyeva, the founder of Russia's oldest human rights group who died on Saturday aged 91.
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Luckily, if you are looking for a quality Port Cask Finish Whisky that won't break the bank, you really can't go wrong with either The Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban or the Tomatin 14 yr.
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Loss, for example, is a part of every cask at The Balvenie: The "Angel's Share" is the term applied to the whisky that's lost via evaporation over the course of the ageing process.
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Yet, those same Sanders supporters seem to have overlooked a key member of Clinton's campaign, her secret weapon, her Cask of Amontillado that will lure Trump's campaign into a sealed crypt, Tim Kaine.
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With all of the cask-strength whiskeys and all of these hot new liquors coming out, everybody has lost sight that at the end of the day, it is still all about flavor.
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John Campbell, the distiller, used Madeira casks for the 2016 edition, giving the typically smoky Scotch hints of spice, orange and hazelnuts: Laphroaig Cairdeas 2016 Madeira Cask, $74.98, on sale for $59.99, internetwines.
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I love no beer more than a cask-conditioned ale, whether a mild bitter, a malty porter or an English-style India Pale Ale, made without the ungainly piney, grapefruit flavor of American hops.
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The Shanghai Roastery even offers treats for the eyes with its many design details like the 10,000 handmade wooden hexagon-shaped tiles covering the ceiling and the 1,000 traditional Chinese stamps featured on copper cask.
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"The only time I do highly recommend adding water is when drinking a cask-strength whiskey, a whiskey that has been bottled straight from the barrel to the bottle without addition of water," she said.
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Some researchers think he is the one who helped spread hill rice throughout the South, giving gifts of the African seed from a 30-gallon cask a ship captain brought him from Africa in 1790.
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Though brandies traditionally hover around 1553 percent alcohol by volume, higher-proof "cask-strength" Armagnac offerings (often 2155 to 250.6 percent A.B.V.) — similar to those bottlings that whiskey lovers seek out — are on the rise.
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Jonathan Gray, founder and CEO of Cask, a Silicon Valley big data company, said he "gets approached all the time" by buyers with proposals for some of his shares, though he is not prepared to sell.
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In other words, adding more tools such as the ones offered by Cask, as well as picking up more customers, are two routes to giving Google Cloud the touchpoints it needs to expand its business further.
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Opening five years ago, they started off only making cask beer, but as the craft beer scene exploded quicker than the lid off a potent home-brew, they began to get more adventurous with their products.
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Known as the Knighthood of the Brewer's Paddle, the guild of brewers walked to music through Brussels' historic Grand Palace to the cathedral for the ceremony, where the wooden cask of beer was blessed by a priest.
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If you need a refresher, in "The Cask of Amontillado," the narrator, Montresor, harbors a longstanding and mysterious grudge against his friend, the clownish Fortunato (who spends the entire story dressed in a jester's cap and costume).
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Investment in India, traditionally a growth-driven market, has adjusted in recent years as value stocks have narrowed the gap with growth, which still lead, said Jayesh Shroff, co-founder of investment advisory Cask Capital in Mumbai.
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Cask, honored as the Best Overall Cocktail Bar 2018, according to the Irish Craft Cocktail Awards given by industry professionals, is not in Dublin, but Cork City, about a 2-hour and 45-minute drive from Dublin.
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Colin Dexter, a British mystery writer whose irascible, poetry-loving detective, Chief Inspector Morse, pursued clues and cask-conditioned ale through 21999 novels and a popular television series, died on Tuesday at his home in Oxford, England.
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Cask Data had raised around $40 million in funding to date, according to PitchBook, with a long list of big-name investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, AME Cloud Ventures, Battery Ventures, Cloudera, Data Collective, Ericsson and Ignition Venture Partners.
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Utopias, though, takes a variety of cask-conditioned beers (which results in a gentler level of carbonation and a rounder mouthfeel), then transfers them to barrels, ranging from bourbon to rum to sherry to calvados (an apple brandy).
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A group of people complaining of maladies like fatigue, numbness, paralysis and chronic pain would gather in his office, take seats around an oak cask filled with water and grab on to metal rods immersed in the water.
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The Cask Data news was quietly made public by the co-founders of the startup, Jonathan Gray and Nitin Motgi, in a blog post on May 14, which also confirmed that the company would continue supporting existing customers and products.
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Whiskey collectors should focus on "single-barrel" whiskeys, where the supply is limited to the bottles from one cask—a supply that will diminish over time, according to Kenneth Waltzer, founder and president of California wealth-management firm Kenfield Capital Strategies.
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The distillery's Brigantia line of single malts has seen recent success, with a version finished in an Islay cask from Scotland, famous for producing pungent, smoky and peaty whiskeys, taking home a silver medal at Germany's Best Whisky Awards in 2018.
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Whether you're distilling a fine cask of whisky or launching a new startup venture, it pays to remember that success comes from staying true to your roots while viewing the journey as an opportunity for experimentation, leading to an ever more refined product.
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First, his Smoke of Scotland, which is an exceptionally satisfying stirred cocktail he created at Providence in 2006, when a customer thought that that he could not create a cocktail that would compete with a good sipping Scotch like Laphroaig Cask Strength.
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The company, known as Tepco, said on Monday that it had successfully removed the first of more than 21 fuel rod assemblies by 2111.9600 GMT from the No. 3 reactor and placed it in a specially designed steel cask for transfer to the ground.
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The Ebrington Arms, a 193-year-old inn and pub in an appealing village of the same name, checks all the boxes for what you want in a great British pub: cozy rooms with fireplaces, locally produced, cask-conditioned ales and a picturesque beer garden.
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"We're thrilled to welcome the talented Cask team to Google Cloud, and are excited to work together to help make developers more productive with our data processing services both in the cloud and on-premise," said William Vambenepe, group product manager for Google Cloud in the statement.
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And so even though the truck or the train jiggles quite a bit, the basket and the cask and the canister really hold it all together very well and actually absorb a lot of those little vibrations and bumps and shocks that the rail car experiences.
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The second wine, which used to be called Cask, after a Daniel-era wine, and was made in a different style than Rubicon, will now simply be called Cabernet Sauvignon and will be made in a similar style, as will a new third cabernet, called 1882.
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One whole wall of their modest studio office inside one of those labyrinthine Bushwick warehouses is dedicated to shelves of "the juice," tens of thousands of dollars worth of single-cask Calvados, tomato brandys, oak-barrel finished gins, and award-winning single malt whiskys from India.
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Of late, admittedly, a fashion has arisen for the casking of gin, and I have recently sampled Hibernation, a Welsh gin that bides its time in white-port casks, and PX Cask Gin, manufactured by Greensand Ridge, in Kent, and aged in casks of Pedro Ximenez.
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He followed updates on Twitter and Bell's website, marking his calendar for the beer's advent in DC. For the second year in a row, he and his friends, Kyle White and Patrick Murray, made a special trip to ChurchKey just to taste the mythical double IPA on cask.
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Cask doesn't provide an extensive list of customers — the only two mentioned on its site are Thomson Reuters and data management platform provider Lotame — but it outlines several ways in which it's working with companies today, which provides a rough idea of what it might be continuing to develop at Google.
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Made of 156 parts, it has two separate titanium tanks (so you can enjoy two whisky varieties), a stainless steel mouthpiece that makes it easy to switch between those tanks, deployable winglets that create a stand for the flask as well as cask indicators that remind you what you're currently drinking.
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It has to be made in the US (not necessarily Kentucky, although that's where the drink originated), with a grain mash that contains 51% or more corn, and aged in an American white-oak cask that's been "charred," as in the inside of the barrel has been torched, leaving a dark layer of charred wood.
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There's a tinny yet wooden thump when the sledgehammer connects with the barrel stopper — the "sweet spot" of the bourbon aging process is about eight years, so the barrel's precious cargo has long since calcified the bung to the opening — and as the impact reverberates though the barrel room's dusty floorboards, the anticipation to unlock the old cask only grows.
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When the Apollo astronauts climbed into the command module as they approached Earth, they left the suitcase behind in the lunar module; then they fired the lunar module's engines to divert it to the area over the Tonga Trench, one of the deepest parts of the Pacific—so the cask would fall into the sea and sink to the bottom.
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Double Barrel Whiskey $49.99 750 milliliters 100 proof More restrained than its stable mates, the Double Barrel — in which different whiskeys have been blended and further aged together in another cask — smells of cake batter, fresh berries and children's cough syrup; as it develops in the glass, its nose turns darker and woodier, with a hint of sweet fortified wine lurking in the background.
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Their self-aware tagline is that they are a "Provider of Geeky Spirits," but the approach is warm enough for the layman while still satisfying for those deeply-soaked gin blossoms: on the page detailing the process by which they started producing their own Mic Drop Bourbon, they go into the tastings with Palazzi's phone notes of each cask, down to the design of the label, inspired by a sarcastic immigrant's exaggerated views of America (The Eagle, The Rattlesnake, The Superhero).
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So to help you out, I've put together a few pairings of better watches with better whiskey that you could spend your $1200 on instead: Tissot Powermantic 2126 (Stainless steel case, sapphire crystal face, automatic Swiss movement with 2315 hour power reserve, $2110) and Redbreast 12-Year-Old Cask Strength (12-year-old single pot still Irish whiskey, ~$65) Mondaine Stop2go (Stainless steel case and sapphire crystal, unique Mondaine stop / go quartz movement, $299.99) and Yellow Spot (12-year-old single pot still Irish whiskey, ~$3153) Instrmnt 01 (Steel case, sapphire crystal face, Italian leather band, Swiss quartz movement, Verge editor Dan Seifert approved, $280) and Glenmorangie 18 (18-year-old single malt Scotch whisky, ~$100) Fossil Modern Machine Sport (Stainless steel case, automatic Japanese movement, $255) and Johnnie Walker Blue (blended Scotch whisky, ~$200) Hamilton Khaki Field (Stainless steel case and sapphire crystal, automatic Swiss movement, $362) and Black Maple Hill 16 Year (16-year-old small batch bourbon, ~$126) Eone Bradley Mesh (Titanium case, uses magnetized ball bearings as physical hands, $315) and Garrison Brothers Single Barrel Bourbon (single barrel bourbon, ~$110)
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