Forever Whisk(e)y - How To Build Your Infinity Bottle

[@sergeantindie8072]

I think you guys missed a really cool opportunity here. You should've split the bottle and then kept adding whatever you feel like to your own individual bottles. Then at the end of the year, have an episode where you compare how different your bottles turned out despite starting from the same stock! Would make a neat episode.

[@gavwatts]

yep was thinking the exact same thing

[@piratewhoisquiet]

This is exactly what I was hoping would happen

[@un.uomo.assetato]

I'm on your side too, sergeant!

[@djwunwun2899]

I just wanted to be your 500th thumbs up....

[@robinsharkey6658]

801 👍

[@eliwatson7936]

thought this would be a method for fitting an infinite amount of whiskey into a bottle. 2/10, unsatisfied

[@Drache832]

@Bad Santa weak.

[@OldNavajoTricks]

I thought it was a trick bottle where you pour whisky but the level doesn't drop any...

[@josephcorry6443]

@@OldNavajoTricks I'd buy one of those

[@OldNavajoTricks]

@@josephcorry6443 some sort of klein bottle type set up might achieve the effect...

[@kristiankatic9965]

I thought this would be perpetuum mobile bottle that you can always drink from and it never goes empty 😂

[@Wetstache]

This is a sophisticated adult version of mixing every slushee flavor. I love it when my childhood pleasures transition into adulthood. Very well done brothers!

[@rickykiley3739]

I won a fireball onesie like that in Chicago and bar hopped in it. Whether you like fireball or not, that's a great party outfit

[@realblakrawb]

No

[@KYtoTn]

@@realblakrawb you must be fun at parties

[@Songgohard]

@@KYtoTn he has a pepe profile picture... he doesn't get invited to parties lmao

[@SkankbumJerry]

The roasting in this comments section is strong lmao 😂

[@josefhansson]

“Treat it as your 300 dollar bottle.” Throws it of the roof.

[@ACIDICcitric]

they have around a 1/4 of a mil in bottles there so I’m sure they not be to worried

[@MetaalMeerkat]

Most expensive whiskey I own is 3 bottles Jack Daniels, don't think I am welcome here

[@piratewhoisquiet]

Buddy, you have whiskey, you're welcome!

[@ObjectiveZoomer]

@@MetaalMeerkat you won't find any whiskey snobs here. The best whiskey is the one you enjoy :-)

[@cobrian45]

@@MetaalMeerkat , read their description. If that's the whiskey you enjoy... Word of warning, though, they have cost me lots of money because their recommendations are spot on.

[@eddiebarnes7021]

I’m glad my gift fit Daniel so well! Rex, nice try sneaking the fireball into his glass, I would have done the same thing. I’ll be sending a few real bottles in a few weeks along with a gift for Rex this time.

[@richardd9349]

I came to the comments to congratulate Daniel on his outfit. He certainly is pulling it off. Also kudos to you for buying and sending it to him.

[@dmeyerbcp]

@@richardd9349 Daniel cracks me up.... i never see him back down from a shenanigan ... but wouldnt it have been funnier if Rex had to wear it .... anyway, nice going

[@McShag420]

*pours 350 whiskeys into one bottle* "That can't decide what it wants to be."

[@TheNamesFloop]

Man, i'm just beginning my ventures into planning a distillery and i've stumbled upon your channel on my studies. I'm in love with the room in this video. Fantastic content so far, looking forward to exploring more of your content.

[@oldmanmalice]

I am two years late to this.... but after watching this, I am highly curious as to what you two gentlemen can concoct if you added different whiskeys via eye dropper until it was full. Hundreds of different additions and flavors.

[@ericm1839]

I think these are some fun tips but i think the point of an infinity bottle is not to be meticulous or measured or try to recapture a specific blend. It's supposed to carry notes of some of your favorite whiskeys in basically random concentrations so that it constantly offers new and exciting experiences with each addition and subtraction from the blend.

[@TRoseyGaming]

I just recently joined The Tribe and I can't believe how much I'm learning about Whisk(e)y. I started with the videos Dan did with Brian and Jason on The Modern Rogue and now I'm 15 videos deep in this channel. After watching this I went and started my infinity bottle with a couple bourbons I had left in my kitchen.

[@jessecapra2350]

I just ordered a fancy decanter with matching glasses. I've been trying a bunch of different whiskeys to see what's going to be the one I put in there. I now know exactly what I'm going to do with it.

[@BenCove.]

I'm new into Whiskey and have been watching and catching up on all your videos for the last 2 months. My Son or Daughter is due to be born on the 15th March and I'm going to start my Infinity bottle on the same day they are born.

[@lucasblanchard47]

While I was in college, a local bar on the town square had a “Whiskey punch card” where if you drank all 40-ish of their variety of whiskeys over time, you got your name on a plaque to hang on their wall, and a T-shirt! Needless to say, I spent many nights there making friends with the bartenders over many whiskeys with ice balls! They also had this neat bar game setup with a steel ring hanging from a string about two feet from the wall, and in the wall was a steel hook. The object was to swing the ring onto the hook. I became a master of the ring swing! I think I just found the perfect channel for me! Love me some Basil Hayden’s!

[@navcop031]

Blanch Daddy That sir is my favorite bourbon.

[@Dragonsthought]

You guys should split the bottle and come back in a year after you guys individually add to it and see who makes the better infinity bottle

[@KashTheStampede]

Y'all inspired me to start an infinity bottle with the leftovers from my Caol Ila, Monkey Shoulder, and Johnny Walker Black. My goodness, that's good. And it gives me some incentive to go explore some other whiskeys.

[@canadianwhiskysmith6453]

The Distillery needs an infinity barrel! To contribute, you have to bring two bottles (they don't have to be the same whisky)...Dump 2, Pull 1. Start filling the barrel at the opening. Collect all day, then at 5 pm, anyone who contributed can pull 1 bottle. Going forward, anyone who makes the pilgrimage to the Vault can Dump 2, Pull 1. Prohibition on whisky liqueurs. Consider 2 barrels...one peated, the other unpeated.

[@alyr9640]

Canadian Whisky Smith. Whoa. 👏👏👏👏

[@Andres_Rose]

This is amazing.

[@canadianwhiskysmith6453]

Once the barrel is too full, bottle off two-thirds of it and make that one of the Patreon eligible whiskies.

[@johncormier8194]

Canadian Whisky Smith This is an exceptional idea- could be done with a counter-top barrel also, even with friends...

[@canadianwhiskysmith6453]

John Cormier...Absolutely! A small barrel could over oak things quickly, if you're not careful. However, a large glass jug could work well...If you don't want to add wood notes 😊

[@Thejigholeman]

how thanos gets wasted. The Infinity bottle

[@ryancox4498]

Perfectly balanced, as all spirits should be.

[@kday616]

Just laughed so hard at this, probably because I'm drinking right now lol

[@OldNavajoTricks]

Jesus Christ...Thanos you're a mess! How much did you drink? Everything...

[@HieronymousLex]

Lmao

[@thomasb2246]

Best part? He snaps and the number of people who might mooch off him gets cut in half...

[@Rick_Huijbregts]

This is awesome! I've never heard of this before. I'm going tot start one this weekend! It's going to become a family heirloom, now let's hope my 3 year old daughter grows up to love whisky later on in life. :)

[@jnastiness2052]

I did this years ago emptying out rum bottles. I kept the mix and haven’t tried it in a very long time. I didn’t know this was something people actually did. I’m interested in giving this a second shot

[@BossCat42]

This video inspired me. I started my own infinity bottle. Elijah Craig Small Batch, Eagle Rare 10, Old Forester, Chivas Regal 12, and Tin Cup. Got about half of a 750ml bottle and can’t wait to add to it. I plan on grabbing a bottle of Booker’s to add before I try. Thanks for the idea.

[@Andyware72]

I’m watching this whilst drinking a delmore 12 and loving the idea of a infinity bottle You guys are the best Merry Christmas

[@alexclark4792]

I can't believe i've been watching this channel so long and never heard of the infinity bottle. I'm starting one tomorrow. Probably Islay.

[@markvironda]

that jumpsuit has to be the best thing fireball has had its name on. nice choice

[@duanebrimhall2556]

Here you go Ruth: www.liveleak.com/view?t=EZP0_1530937593

[@MrCarnivore007]

hahahahahahahahahahaha

[@eddiebarnes7021]

I knew I had to get it for them as soon as I saw it.

[@TheCalPH]

Must have been hard to find it in a size 'Wee.'

[@duanebrimhall2556]

@ Ben "Ruth" was complaining about not "getting any". I just showed "her" someone that had a Viagra hard-on, going on day three, that should satisfy "her". With the hope "she" would get lost. Came across it just before I pulled up this weekend's episode. Naturally, I thought of "her". For all I know, the mods at that site listed pulled the video.

[@memegusta42]

"islay scotch is gonna destroy anything in there" Yeah, okay, sure, but islay infinity bottle, anyone? I'll make my own bottle... with SEA SALT!... AND PEAT!

[@TabLeft]

Just started one!

[@robinsharkey6658]

@James Brincefield Ralfy has said that a dash of Islay to an Irish whiskey improves it greatly. I agree wholeheartedly :)

[@mcdonald83]

There are 5 of us in a small tasting group that meets quarterly. The host shares a taste from their infinity bottle and can select up to 3 bottles to add a 2oz. pour from each. Doing this really expands the opportunity to add some great whiskeys to your bottle without breaking the bank!

[@geoffreykahler1616]

This seems really interesting. I should start shopping for a whiskey I've never tried, in a bottle I like, then start one.

[@TheJPKaram]

I did not know of infinity bottles, thank you for this

[@WhiskeyTribe]

thanks for watching 👍

[@yamahschector]

Oh yeah thanks for the idea that is going to have me spending money creating something new. I would love to blend flavors like chocolate

[@CR-ni8cq]

Awesome video- can’t wait to build mine! Just by watching a handful of your videos you’ve enhanced my whiskey/ whisky experience and love for it x10

[@Elhombresanchez]

I am new to whiskey and have been sipping on different brands lately. I have mixed Jim Beam which was my first taste of whiskey, James and Pepper 1776, Knob Creek, Basil Hayden’s, Woodford Reserve and Bulleit. All have been put in a glass decanter I bought off amazon and it smells amazing.

[@treyruland1553]

I’ve got two infinity bottles. One is a 4-5 year old “catch-all” which is made with about 20 whiskeys, mostly bourbon and rye. The other is a 2 year old scotch only bottle. My rules are: 1) If I don’t hate it, it will probably go in the catch-all; 2) no flavored whiskey; 3) if it’s peated, it doesn’t go in the catch-all and only in a small amount in the scotch; 4) once a bottle is filled, for every oz. removed, an oz. must be put in; 5) every addition or subtraction is recorded. So far, it’s gone really well, except for the time the catch-all had the aroma and flavor of a coconut snow cone. I had to diversify a little to fix that one

[@DaveTex2375]

But I like coconut snow cones.

[@DaveTex2375]

It would make one he'll of a snow cone.

[@BrutalOddball]

I have a rum infinity bottle. Only three kinds in there now, but it's growing slowly and it tastes delicious!

[@StarbusterShow]

it's like how we, weed smokers, put together blends of whatever dust is left to smoke

[@nickjohnson410]

Roach joints

The best type of salad :P

[@ArmyBoiSweat]

best bowl i ever packed was the last bits of dust from all my grinders

[@TiffanyKeyblades]

The keef is the best part~

[@BeowulfAbroad]

Generational joints are the best

[@Nevetsmo]

Inspired me to start my own infinty bottle today. My pours so far: Talisker 10 - 3 oz Jameson - 3 oz Maccallan 12 - 3 oz Woodford Reserve - 3 oz Laphroaig Quarter Cask - 1 oz Ardbeg An Oa - 1 oz Redbreast 12 - 1 oz Lagavulin 16 - 1 oz Octomore 8.2 - 1 oz Ardbeg 10 - 1 oz Ardbeg Uigeadail - 1 oz Talisker bottle I used is now 80% full already, gonna have to choose wisely from here on out.

[@Nevetsmo]

The first taste I had was not that great - it was flat and tasted like something different with each sip as if it hadn't settled and mixed, but it was only a few days after I poured the above list. I added some unpeated highlands and some more bourbons to it and gave it more time to sit in the bottle and its much more cohesive now. I do get all the different notes from all the different whskeys I have added, however the one flavor that truly stands out that I could pin to a brand is actually Lagavulin even though its less than 5% the contents.

[@loganm9784]

I have 7 whiskeys sitting on my shelf, I think I'm going to try this, starting with makers, Jamison caskmates, and jack Daniels, lets see how my infinity goes

[@coltensprunger6]

How did it go if you remember

[@partyfarmer957]

Glad I found thus episode. Glad I'm not the only one who does this lol. I just use a decantor bottle and use sweet and smokey bourbons/whiskeys with a kick of rye for the spice.

[@VenerableBede2510]

You two seem like the two coolest guys to chill out with.

[@JayLeePoe]

Great tips and ideas that are colored so much by my instincts for food and even scenting my house and objects. The warnings about rye and strong notes are so important along with all the other well-learned insights. The cellar-cask or w/e method is very much like Mother Vinegar which is basically just its soured cousin. Like if you pickle veggies, keep a reservoir of the remainder and it just eventually creates this pickled stock broth. I want to try this on the lower end with tincture. I tend to "infuse" disappointing liquors with disappointing fruit purchases-- like wrinkling blueberries before they've gone bad go in a bag with poor tequila until, whenever. You can just nail the bag to a plank in your workshop and just make sure it's secure. Laziest pruno but it saves both ends of failure. Mineral spirits and infused oils are the doorways to scenting your things in case anyone was curious. The best tip is to cure some tea tree oil to your outdoor gear like pocket knife handle and/or cord, gloves, boot laces. Bugs really do seem to hate the aroma. No more tips!

[@flexingchicken]

Maybe guys you can do a challenge, take half each of the infinity bottle and compare them after some time to see whos got better and then try combining them :D

[@archiequid5161]

I work as a cobbler/watchrepair and engraver and I wager I have about 100 bottles of different whiskey but damn when I saw your collection I wanted to quit move and work for you guys, I have never felt a calling before

[@Gabe511]

I love this idea. I have many bottles at the end i cant bring myself to finish so this will be great. No junk like fireball.

[@gpturner0924]

I maintain an infinity bottle of rum. Every time I go to a liquor store, I get a different bottle of rum, some of which I've never tried before. When I crack it open, I take a shot and if I like it, I add a shot to the infinity bottle. When the bottle gets full, I'll drink from it almost exclusively until it's down to about a quarter full and then I start building it up again. While I'm filling the bottle, I have to contribute at least 2 shots for every shot I pull. I have used about 30 different Caribbean rums and about 20 different Spanish rums, as well as a few flavored rums over the past 4 years. I don't care about exact ratios, and I am having a ton of fun seeing how my rum blend changes and evolves every time I add or pull a shot. At one point, I had several different flavored rums in it, so it tasted like a boozy fruit punch for about 6 months, until I added enough spiced and straight rum to dilute the fruity flavors. Right now, it's a rich spiced blend with tons of cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg, and even some cardamom, with a hint of the fruitiness still lingering on the back end... It's pretty amazing.

[@YaBoyJedi]

Aaaah. I have bottles that are filled up for two occasions or reasons. One is for guests who understand whiskey and how to pull out the flavors and experiences. The whiskies that would go in there would be the more rare and high quality high priced whiskey. That bottle I would want to fill up as fast as possible and then leave it alone. But the other bottle would just be budget blend that is basically the scraps of bottles that I never chose to finish. Excited with my past experiences and what I could do with your guy’s whiskey being added to my collection.

[@crittercatcher8671]

I am honored to be a magnificent bastard....Don't know why I never subscribed until now. I always watch you guys when I sip whisk(e)y.......which is often....very often...

[@mrgoodkat8567]

Everytime i watch this im amazed at the size of this building

[@BlueDecagon]

Here's a suggestion: When you are ready to add something new to your infinity bottle, just pour out half an ounce of the infinity bottle in a glass and add a few drops of the new whiskey in there. That way you get to taste it and decide whether you want to add that new whiskey to your infinity bottle or not. Hope it helps

[@JW-nh5ku]

I just started mine a couple days ago, I put it in an old lagavulin 16 bottle that I saved hoping that maybe it would pick up some of the Smokeyness from lagavulin expecting that it would just be a tad at most, it’s shockingly smokey

[@TheJuggaloVenom]

First time coming across you guys, and definitely subscribing after this video! Sharing knowledge and having fun is what it’s about! Keep it up guys!

[@CycleRayinOK]

I just built a 1.0 liter infinity bottle from 15 whiskeys. Teeling small batch, Jameson, Tin Cup, Makers Mark, Knob Creek 9, Woodford Reserve, Bulleit, 1792, Buffalo Trace, Old Grand Dad BiB, Four Roses, Old Forester, EW 1783, EW BiB, and Benchmark 8. It's pretty darn nice and smooth, but I don't have the nose or palate to tell you any details. I'll be adding some WT101 in the next few days. I DO intend to treat the result as a "treat", and probably keep it in the fridge, since temperature and light have negative effects.

[@UncleKaboom]

I keep finding myself back here again and again whiskey info go to vids. So a sub it is. Next time you guys are in Australia, we have whiskey distillers here too, the drinks will be on me. 🥃

[@Robert.Sheard]

My infinity bottle has 21 whiskies in it to date (1 ounce each). I haven't tried it yet, but it's getting full enough where I will be soon. Mine is a catch-all bottle and I add to it every time I open a new bottle. After I play with this for a while, I may start bottles for specific styles. Compass Box, I'm coming for you.

[@polaroidsofpolarbears365]

This is a super dope idea. Definitely doing this, because it never fails, you pour your last glass, but you'll have that .5 oz. That's not much more than a tease.

[@xsweetxvampirousx]

My infinity bottle would just be another bottle of Buffalo Trace...

[@AndrewDembouski]

I’m gonna try one with Buffalo Trace, Blanton’s, and Angel’s Envy

[@la4508]

Lol!

[@pangkoy1086]

😅

[@TheForeignCitizen]

Looks like I finally found the perfect use for my Stormtrooper helmet bottle! :o

[@harleyretherford6329]

Hell yeah.

[@tylerblock3377]

I have the same storm trooper bottle and I was thinking of doing the same thing!

[@gregcruickshank]

What do you guys do for work? Your videos are consistently amazing.

[@SCT15H]

My wife and I made two blends at Dewar's distellery Scotland about 10 year ago, labelled Lisa's poison (60%) and brucey's blend (58%) at opposite sides of the spectrum. After watching this looking to start an infinity bottle with a combination of the two and two more from the originals. The idea that this can be recorded and potentially be and an heirloom is awesome

[@LiquidBlackWolf]

WHAAAAAT IS THAT ONESIE... OMFG. And I personally would use the VikingScars bottle.. love that artwork.

[@ScottErwin1966]

I just built my first Infinity Bottle. I am somewhat new to the whisky/whiskey/bourbon world over the past few years. I chose to do equal amounts of each bottle I currently enjoy drinking neat. Equal parts of each. This one has proofs as high as WT Rear Brees 116 to 90 proof Weller Reserve. 12 whiskey/bourbons in all. Very smooth. What are your thoughts on creating proof specific infinity bottles? Or Rye only bottles?

[@shawngunn1273]

I use the small 375ml bottles of Jameson for mixing bottles. One regular green bottle for my sweet speysides and highlands, I leave the Stout Caskmates label on the other for the peated smokey whiskeys. A monkey shoulder cork fits them perfectly.

[@JDs_RandomHandle]

I just started a 3rd bottle with Rye, Wheat, and Islay. It is interesting to say the least but I look forward to the harsh wheat and rye with the smokey peat. Going for the most outrageous mix of things. I think I'm going to add some of the Jameson Caskmates IPA to see if it does anything.

[@benhawke7231]

What also works great is a lantern funnel. Especially if you can find an old polished copper one that looks cool to hang over the top.

[@KillCoMentalMusings]

Heard this one was popular at the end of 2018. I have a lot of whiskey to manage, and really it's all for me. I may have finally decided on a bottle to use, but I know myself well enough to know that if a bottle is low I will just finish it. What I am thinking of now is that when I pour a dram for myself I add an ounce or two to the infinity bottle. That way I will have a regular way of adding to the Infinity bottle more frequently. :3

[@reclaimtheframe]

The peat taking over has helped me make my blends. Maybe this is how hops in beer works, you can disguise some bad decisions and make something actually drinkable.

[@robertevras6577]

I do my infinity bottle out of a monogrammed decanter...:) if I get any other bottle gets down to 1/2 inch it goes into the infinity bottle. It’s always changing & always interesting...lol!

[@WhiteThrash89]

You can think of blending a large number of complex and sophisticated whiskeys together as laying on a bed of nails. Just a few of them are piercing but if you evenly distribute enough of them, they create a platform upon which it's hard to focus on the individual notes that make a specific whisky distinguished or even favorable.

[@nathanhuey3734]

My Favorite bottle for an Infinity Bottle is the Jack Daniels Sinatra. It is substantial, looks great, has a synthetic cork, and the 1 liter size gives you extra room.

[@shrknan073]

You can get a dry erase board and a bunch of rubber bands and use those to mark the amount of each whiskey used and use the dry erase to identify what whiskey is used and how much so you can re create and you can also mark the bottle after perfectly adjusted to make a great blend

[@chellemichelle5269]

This was great. Making hubby one for Christmas.

[@AerodynamicBrick]

My dad and I have an infinity bottle. Our rule for it is we each have a taste of a whiskey and if it is smokey but enjoyable we add the same amount of whiskey we drank into the bottle. When the bottle is full is when open the bottle and drink some of it. Sometimes it's a great experience, but rule 2 comes in. If the infinity bottle taste wild or bad, we toss the bottle into a fire. He says that we added bad whiskey to the bottle because a bad time in our lives. We burn the liquor to end that bad past to ensure it doesn't curse our future.

[@ReadySetRum]

I did a similar infinity bottle for RUM! I love it.

[@matthewrussell1672]

Just bought a new house. Had to come back to this video. Already received some special whiskies to break in the new place. Must start a couple blendaggedens. May you drink with us!

[@StillIt]

I have a crazy "brown" bottle. So I put some rum in here too. Same thing as peat a tiny bit of rum just took over. Not that it's a bad thing.....

[@Lanther85]

Building a few bottles one is bourbon and regular whiskeys, one is single malt scotches, one for islay, one for blended scotches and one for rums

[@SuperKnight89]

So I am new to watching this channel but I am HOOKED. I am getting married in March and I am now planning to make an infinity bottle blend with my groomsmen. I am a big Irish and Bourbon fan. Any suggestions on a good base whiskey? I have Woodford Reserve, Crown Royal, Jack, and Clan MacGregor (I know, not an overly impressive collection)

[@paladonis]

Wow. First time watching, totally subbed. I have to say I am jealous of your collection. Normally an Irish Whiskey (Tullamore being a favorite and I always pick up a bottle of 12 yr for the birthday) and been adding more scotches to the taste palette over the years. (Sucker for Sherry cask stuff) I LOVE the Infinity bottle idea! Lately I have been trying a few different bourbons and have noticed some of them taste amazing together! (Mostly cheap stuff sadly as the budget has been tight) Tried Rebel Yell recently, and found it amazing. Love a good Bulleit, Larceny, and just tried Bird Dog bourbon....which was AMAZING! As far as Scotch goes, I have had Glenmorangie, Dewars, Glenlivet, Glenfiddditch, and Macallan (one of my favorites). Anyways, look forward to seeing what else you all put out and just saw the Beginners guide you put out and will take a gander! And I have to agree...that's called alcohol abuse where I come from! Flinging whiskey like that!!

[@thokk10289]

i got a decanter for xmas this year, would an infinity bottle be a good use for this?

[@vincentdimarzio8986]

Great video guys! Very informative

[@rocket7241]

I have made 3 different infinity bottles. 1 Irish, 1 bourbon, and 1 scotch. Makes things interesting.

[@KA-om9oz]

Good for you...

[@smastian9576]

That wall makes me envious every time.

[@mcFreaki]

i have an infinity bottle, it's one of those flip top bottles where you got a plastic cap that has a rubber seal it works, i put islay in there for the meme and it actually made the smokiness stronger than it was in the original whiskys. that said, it's a live blend, so eventually i imagine the smokiness will get diluted to the point where you get just a hint of the smoke behind all the bourbons, irish and sweeter scotches i put in there (not a fan of rye, as it turns out) they're mostly cheaper whiskeys though, because i'm poor. the most expensive whiskey in there is Ardbeg 10. i stopped keeping track of what i was putting in there, but i know for certain there's caskmates stout, there's jim beam, there's bulleit bourbon, buffalo trace, maker's mark, bunnahabahain stiúreadair... probably some famous grouse, definintely some jameson caskmates.

[@MegaGhostwalker]

I have found that mixing cask strength bourbons with smokey scotch like Ardbeg works very well together.

[@Acristisnoir]

I do this with good quality Absinthes. I highly enjoy some of the mixes thus far. Although I must admit, I do love to a proper whiskey.

[@Zelmel]

Daniel's onesie enrages me.

[@chuck430]

engorges*

[@WhiskeyTribe]

hahahaaa

[@Paxmax]

I thought it was apt!

[@BrutalOddball]

I got my rum infinity bottle. Only four kinds in there now, but slowly adding up. I don't drink as much rum as whisky though, but my whisky preferences are so wide that I don't think they'd blend together well

[@republicofcasuals]

I,ve been doing this over the corona lockdown period. I buy $300 - $400 worth of bottle's and near the end i would pour the last few inches in to one bottle. I found i love the smokey flavour of Johnny Walker Black, Jim Beam Black and Vodka O which add's volume without taking over the Smokey sweet flavour from the other 2.

[@republicofcasuals]

Moving forward tho i will try for a more in depth blend :)

[@scottheroux7710]

I just started a infinity bottle after watching this video. Here is what I started with. Clyde mayes barrel proof 1 0z Weller special reserve 1 oz Elmer T Lee 1 oz Stag junior batch 13 1 oz Blanton's ½ oz Evan williams single barrel 1 oz Four roses single barrel 1 oz Basil Hayden 1 oz 1792 small batch 1 oz Old forester 1920 1 oz Eagle rare 1 oz Pikesville rye 1 oz

[@16BitPirate]

Just started mine after watching this. Thanks for the idea guys!

[@RaggedsEdge]

I was thinking it would be neat to start one with a friend and then say trade back and forth after one of you has added something. Then get together occasionally and try it together. Bound as whiskey brethren.

[@bhavuksikri4266]

really love this video and love this concept, luv u guys...

[@naolmstead]

This showed back up in my recommended list, which is convenient because I have more whiskeys now and was thinking about starting an infinity bottle. But my question is it taboo to add non-whiskey spirits to an infinity bottle? Because right now my rum and gin bottles are closer to being empty than any of my whiskey.

[@kevrides5706]

I’ve been thinking about this as well, but I think where I’ve landed is that you can do other (non-whiskey) spirits in an infinity bottle, but that it needs to be all of that spirit (only rums, only gins, et cetera).

[@imstupid880]

The Country Squire has a similar concept in their tobacco blend Whatever!, where they take all the leftovers from blending every day and toss them into a big jar. That way, every time you order some it'll be different!

[@marquiese2561]

Buffalo Trace, benchmark and EH Taylor in my Blanton bottle. What a badass idea

[@BigDaddysBearCave]

I have two infinity bottles and I love it 👍🏽😎🥃

[@匚尺卄]

so a few months about like 8 months i started my infinity bottle, its started with evan will honey, then knob creek smoked maple (1st fav), next came Slain irish whiskey (2nd fav so far), and today my last shot worth of Elijah craig. each they i added i tried it i have a bit in a glass rn and idky why but i can smell each of the different whiskey's in it. my range on whiskey hasn't been to large but i hope as i grow it will be a infinity bottle that will be around till i die a old age, started when i was 21. i like whiskey but lately ive gotten into beer, which i thought i'd never get into. no i have two fav beers. Victory's Golden Monkey and New Belgium's VooDoo Ranger. VooDoo Ranger being my !st fav. but even so in the golden monkey like it say it has banana in it i do taste the banana. but anyway time to try my infinity bottle blend so far. a very nice sweet taste but at the same time the taste of the slane is battling the sweet the three casted flavor and the aged, is battleing the sweet of the evan will honey. the smoked maple (well like canadian maple syrup) after taste. the craig just just mellow out the battle bettween the slane and honey kinda fitting it together some what nice and smooth..

[@DrHeribertHilke]

awesome video, thanks for taking the time to do this.

[@stuarthazard3162]

Two questions: are you blending whiskey types? And what value is there in aging whiskey in glass?

[@Christopherjamesmurphy21]

Super concept im sure you are geting some crazy cool flavors. I dont drink that much whiskey But this is super cool.

[@icomefromb5403]

there was a comedian that said "i hate getting surprised by ponytails. you have this conversation with someone, youre listening to every word, then they turn your head and you say OH NO! NOW NONE OF WHAT THEY SAID MATTERS ANYMORE! THIS GUY HAS A PONYTAIL!"

[@shadowhenge7118]

Balsamic vinegar uses that casking method you mentioned, if i recall.

[@michaelritchie7703]

I see corsair on the shelf back there. Love the Oatrage