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50% ain't bad! What do you think of that Hendricks? I'm partial to the Neptunia 😁
The Hendricks Grand Cabaret tastes of peaches & a hint of plum or cherry to my tongue. I still need to try it drizzled over a high grade ice cream (a couple small scoops nestled in a martini glass), a role at which I think it should excel. It's an interesting divergence from my usual (and perennially favorite) Monkey 47 gin, whose complexity I find to be a strong draw.
Cheers, y'all!!
 
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Man, the Goodnight is another ā€œhome runā€ by David. I have very little experience with a filet knife, but this is a great piece. Looking forward to slicing up dinner.

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oldmanwilly oldmanwilly great design. The 5th will be used in an upcoming batch of vanilla extract I’m making. Cheers

I'll gladly take the credit: it was cooked up because someone fed me alcohol after midnight and David just-so-happened to text me at the right time. But David put in the work, so I reckon he should really get the credit.

I love mine and use it for more than just thinly slicing roasts. For people who want a large slicing/carving knife that can filet, but is not necessarily a narrow, dedicated filet knife, this is the ticket. Thin enough to be agile and flexible but robust enough to handle just about anything.
 
I'll gladly take the credit: it was cooked up because someone fed me alcohol after midnight and David just-so-happened to text me at the right time. But David put in the work, so I reckon he should really get the credit.

I love mine and use it for more than just thinly slicing roasts. For people who want a large slicing/carving knife that can filet, but is not necessarily a narrow, dedicated filet knife, this is the ticket. Thin enough to be agile and flexible but robust enough to handle just about anything.
I don’t know how David gets some much done on so little sleep. But yes, he does great work and like many on this forum, creates a useful tool which will last generations.
 
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