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Glass is problematic for shipping, storage, and service. Cardboard would probably be somewhat welcome at bars and restaurants. Maybe they could have glass bottl
by throwaway5752 6y ago
Glass is problematic for shipping, storage, and service. Cardboard would probably be somewhat welcome at bars and restaurants. Maybe they could have glass bottles that costs for egoists that treat it like a collectible. I am a whisk(e)y drinker and collector.
- raesene9 6y agoGlass is what they already ship, store and service whisky in... I'd be interested to see if they could get cardboard working without it affecting the taste.
- throwaway5752 6y agoLike I mentioned, I drink and buy whiskey so I know it is sold in glass. Maybe I was unclear, but I think glass is less than ideal for the reasons I mentioned. Specifically here we are talking Johnnie Walker Black per the article's picture. This is a lower end high volume offering, though it's just fine. But I am convinced that Diageo, which has a market cap of over $300B USD, had done some due diligence on the matter.
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