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More than waterproof, to securely contain the ethanol in the whiskey it needs to be solvent proof. Sounds like a fluoropolymer coating that isn't technically co
by beenBoutIT 6y ago
More than waterproof, to securely contain the ethanol in the whiskey it needs to be solvent proof. Sounds like a fluoropolymer coating that isn't technically considered plastic, although it could be glass or aluminum.
- jml7c5 6y agoI think the lining has to be wood-based. The strongest "official" statement is the Pilot Lite press release, and the phrase "bottle, made entirely from sustainably sourced wood" seems too definite to weasel out of. Of course, it is an industry that deals in contortion of language and meaning.
- beenBoutIT 6y agoIn that case the lining could be heat and pressure treated wood, something along the lines of linoleum: https://flaxcouncil.ca/flax-usage/industrial-uses/what-is-linoleum/ https://flaxcouncil.ca/flax-usage/industrial-uses/what-is-li...