Flask
Flask
A flask is a piece of equipment to pour your liquor in, it wont break as easy as a bottle. The best investment for the avid
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Outdoorsfool
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Re: Flask
I've been looking for a good quality flask worthy of holding brandy made from my grandpa's recipe. Hoping to make the thing at Diggs and will bring some samples.
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Re: Flask
ODF, how long have you let one set w/out tapping it ? Got one of peaches going on 6 months and a blackberry at 7 months.
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Rafe Hollister
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Re: Flask
buncha drunks
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Outdoorsfool
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Re: Flask
BornBad - I've never let one set for more than 6 or 7 months....just because. I usually go ahead and drain the fruit out and then just leave it bottled. Don't think you'll hurt anything to leave it longer, because the fruit is already "pickled". I remember my grandparents having rows of jars along the basement walls. I'm sure some were 12 months or older. Found a ziploc of peaches while cleaning out the freezer...looks like I'll have a batch of peach for this fall! 
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