For storage, you can consider a glass decanter like this one, but know that many whiskey lovers prefer to store their beloved liquid in its original bottle, especially since most whiskies come with interesting labels.

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Long have we suffered the pain of wanting to chillax in a pool, while also wanting to lounge with a drink in hand.

"It does help that we only lost by one goal in each game, it’s not what we wanted to do but in tournament football every goal counts."

Pickerell is happy with the way it worked out. To his palate, it’s a “rich, full-bodied whiskey” with notes of dried fruit because of the brandy finish. He recently brought the whiskey to a tasting with a malt whiskey society team and got a thumbs up from “an older gentleman who looks like he’s right out of a page from a scotch whiskey magazine.” The man smelled it, examined the color and tasted it. “He looked so stern,” Pickerell recalls. “He’s chewing on it, smacking his lips, and he gets done and looks at me and says, ‘Frankly, I’m quite surprised. This actually tastes good.’ Well, OK, that’s like saying it doesn’t suck but I was expecting this guy to give me the bitter beer face because of the way it looked. The response we’re getting is good.”

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The Stanley Cup is making its way around the world as the St. Louis Blues continue celebrating their 2018-19 title.

Back at the Knight’s Bar, the ‘Castlemartyrs’ band tune up with some gentle traditional music and with the open fire and a nightcap we are sated and soothed before retiring to bed.

Switching to reds, the Frank Family Patriarch 2014 ($225) was crafted as an homage to Hy Frank, the late father of owner Rich Frank. Hy was a World War Two veteran and hit Omaha Beach just four days after D-Day. The wine itself is a fitting honor for a man of such accomplishment: Sourced from specific rows chosen from within Rich’s own Rutherford estate vineyard, this 100% Cabernet Sauvignon is dark and rich aromatically, with melted black licorice, star anise, and black plum and berry aromas paving the way for generous, licorice-flecked flavors of plum cake, Chinese five-spice powder, and a toasty, mineral-seamed finish that lingers for nearly a full minute with a deeply savory quality.

• Philadelphia Flyers: The Flyers got off to a bad start last year for a few reasons, but none more obvious than their mediocre goaltending. Once Carter Hart came into the picture, he managed to settle things down between the pipes. Avoiding a sophomore slump will be key for him if the Flyers are going to get back into the postseason, but they clearly have a talented enough roster to get themselves in.