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Had to call to postpone time because of change in plans. The staff was very understanding and told us to come any time we were finished with our evening plans. They rolled out the red carpet for us and after a great dinner offered several desserts and a dessert wine at no charge. A super restaurant that knows how to treat guests and make them feel at home. GREAT !
Don't miss this original and authentic Italian Restaurant! The food and ambiance is straight out of Italy, and the staff was great. Our food was carefully created and delicious. The army of staff was not only very professional, but friendly and made you feel at home. They also have the title of being the oldest restaurant in NYC still owned by the same family, and they brought the first expresso machine to the US.
The entire experience was delightful. The staff were amazing. The food was great up to the main course which my wife and I found were extremely heavy (far too creamy/rich) and didn't match the descriptions of the menu. Everything before and after the main course was exactly as we ordered and delightful. Would like to go again and give different main courses a try.
Deciding to spend our 2nd anniversary at Barbetta was a wonderful idea,. We loved it! The moment we walked and viewed the romantic ambience, quick attentive service, to the exciting menu. We definitely recommend Barbetta's for any occasion.
The food at Barbetta is reliable and quite good. The service is very warm and helpful. When the weather permits the outdoor dining is great, a gem if you want to stay in the theatre district. This old restaurant could use a little sprucing up..
Took my 9 year old daughter here before seeing Annie on Broadway. So we went early. Dinner was lovely and the staff was so fun and hospitable. They brought us two desserts on the house, then, after discovering it was my daughter's birthday, brought out a third dessert with Happy Birthday written on the plate in chocolate!
Started my wife's four day birthday celebration at Barbetta. Turned out to be a great choice. Sat in the courtyard, which was beautiful. The menu has wonderful choices at reasonable prices. Interestingly, they said they were out of fresh mozzarella when my wife wanted the caprese salad. Seriously? An Italian restaurant out of fresh mozzarella? Anyway, the rest of the dinner was excellent. The waiter, after learning we were celebrating a birthday, then brought FOUR full desserts and two glasses of dessert wine - and comped them.That was a huge surprise. The dinner, atmosphere and service were truly excellent. We will be back on future trips to New York.
Lovely garden behind a beautiful restaurant. Reason to go is the ambiance. Although quite pricy, I would reccommed at least a one time visit as the food is good it is not excellent or anything different.
the service is beyond belief !!!!!!!!!! ambience spectacular... our waiter who is hilarious is worth it all. he makes even a down day so pleasant. the food the wine it's all so wonderful. the service makes you feel like royalty.
A fabulous dining experience, the closest you can get to Italy without leaving NYC!
Barbetta is an antique. Some people treasure them, some don't. It is most certainly one-of-a-kind.
The wait staff is among the best in NYC. The food was amazing and the ambience delightful. We went before the theatre and enjoyed the experience greatly.
Barbetta continues to be excellent in ambiance, service and food. In the heart of the theater district, it is very convenient. Beautiful decor, our second visit was as wonderful as the fist. They do not disappoint!
Great Meal. Our waiter was knowledgeable, friendly, and humorous. A very nice evening.
I love the restaurant for pre-theater. The staff is excellent as is the food. Highly recommended.
This was my second time to Barbetta restaurant. We arrived a little late after our show on Broadway, but had a fantastic welcome. The food and wine were excellent.The waiter treated us like king and queens. Would definitely like to come on my next trip to New York.
My wife & I celebrated her birthday after theater Great food, service excellent, wine selection was great, with ambience, attentive staff A real New York (somewhat high end) neighborhood experience A block or close to all the theaters
Exceptional service and genuine care for diners. Food excellent and atmosphere very appealing. Staff well-trained in servicing their customers and engaging them as if they were family. Dined at 6 PM before a show at 8 PM and informed them at arrival and dinner pace was timed just right to make the play in time for curtain.
Since my first visit at Barbetta twenty years ago, nothing has changed - solid food, quiet atmosphere, no "mass tourism". The right place to prepare for Marathon Sunday. Will be back next year!
Barbetta is a historical experience in dining. It has the feel of times gone by with gracious service it's tough to find these days. I did not like the uncarpeted floor -- that damages the ambience. The food was fine -- not outstanding but not dsappointing. Still, the food, in combination with this restaurant's other qualities, make it a place worth revisitng, especially when you have time to enjoy it. They are very efficient about getting theatre-goers out on time.
Best dinner before Broadway I have had....we loved the location, the food was really superb and authentic, and the hosts and servers were extremely kind and courteous. We will definitely go again to this wonderful restaurant.
I took my fiancé to Barbetta for his birthday. I are both foodies, and lovers of Italian food. This place was fantastic, and the dishes offered were amazing. The service was outstanding, and we had such a lovely experience. I would strongly recommend the linguine with pesto as an appetizer, and the sea bass as an entree. Also, the julienne scallops were to die for.
The servers are good ole classic waiters who Provide gracious hospitality
Food was fantastic, service was excellent. I would recommend Barbetta to anyone any time. Cheers!
This restaurant is outstanding! The service and food could not have been better. I love the old-world European ambiance. It is charming without being cloying.
For my daughter's 16th birthday we were looking for a nice place for dinner before taking in a show. Barbetta had a wonderful pre show menue. The ambience was prefect for the occasion. We showed up a bit early for the reservation and were greeted by a very friendly host and hostess. There were 3 in our party and we were placed at a table in the Wine Library. The setting was perfect and the menue had so much to choose from. The food was excellently prepared, the wait staff was great. The appropriate "fuss" was made about my daughter's 16th birthday too. We felt very comfortable and not rushed during our meal. I would like to go back in the summer to sit in the gardens.Good value too. Please visit this spot.
We had a lovely pre-theatre dinner. The ambience, service and food were all notable. Would go back again.
If you want a lovely historic setting for a great dinner before a show (probably any time), I highly recommend Barbetta's!
The food was great, the ambiance delightful, the service great. Surprisingly extensive wine list. Great for private dining for small to medium groups. The rack of lamb was perfect.
My friend and I had lunch here and it was a great place for a girls lunch. Great service, lovely food and a historic foodie must. Also they gave us the dessert for free! :)
I have been here many times, because the food is great (Sea Bass wonderful last time) with friendly conscientious service...a real Broadway show stopper!!!
Classic and elegant ambiance. This is great Itlaian food. They are prepared to move the Broadway crowd In a timely but not rushed way. Flavor and presentation was great. Highly recommend!
We looked at Open Table and saw good reviews for Barbetta. They gave us a pre theatre menu that was a fixed price menu that included 4 courses - salad/soup, pasta, main and dessert - way too much food for us, but we ask and then noticed that we were able to order a la carte. There were no prices available for the a la carte, but this is the NY Theatre district so we knew we would be paying a premium price. They offered small portions which was a big plus. We ate upstairs and the rooms were fabulous with lots of wood and intricate detail.Our only other "complaint" would be that the waiter spoke very very fast and was a bit hard to understand. We felt more rushed that we needed to me - but we still took the time we wanted.
Great dining to go with a Broadway show! Food was delicious, and the service was tops!
This place was outstanding from the moment we walking in the door. Full of family history. Food was excellent, service outstanding.
I took my wife to New York for her 60th birthday and celebrated her birthday dinner at Barbetta. The service was excellent and they went out of their way to make it a special occasion for my wife. The food was delicious and so was the wine. It was everything I was hoping for when I booked the restaurant on line.
It's a beautiful restaurant. The food and the service were excellent. Gnocchi and salmon were delicious as well as the grilled beets appetizer.
One of the best Italian restaurants in the city. Service was over the top they could not do enough to make us happy. Gave us everything we wanted and more. The atmosphere in this beautiful space made me feel as if I was eating in Roma. We now compare every restaurant to Barbetta. The bar has truly been set very high.
great restaurant. Been there many times and each time the food, service and ambience is great. Pricey but very good.
Had reservations for 5:30 pre theatre meal. The service was wonderful, led by Captain Eduardo. Pre Theatre menu was limited but our choices were delicious. Would recommend.
Wonderful service!!! The food was great, not to mention they gave us free desserts and wine samples! The mood was very romantic. I would love to come back one day!
Our reservation was for 9 people. The weather was horrible and the traffic in NYC was beyond horrible. Our party was 1 hour late and only had 45 minutes to eat before the show was to start and the waiters could not have been nicer. They understood our dilemma, were very patient and we all had a great dinner.
My husband and I found this gem in NYC & made reservations for Thanksgiving Dinner. After a long day at the parade, our reservation was at 8 PM. From the beginning of being greeted at the door by the Hostess to the end of our dinner, it was a Top off for the traditional TG day. Loved the history of Barbetta Restaurant and the families who sat in our dining room, from North Caroline to Texas. Thank you again and I hope this review helps you in making your choice Barbetta. Hopper
The food is very good, but what makes Barbetta's really special is the gorgeous setting and the outstanding service. Whenever possible I choose it when I want to spend a long time talking over dinner: I've NEVER felt rushed and the decible level lends itself to conversation. For out-of-towners (as I was with the other night) you can also add a dropped jaw factor - it is so "insider" New York. I've been going there for years and never been disappointed. In the summer the garden is surreal.
Barbetta is one of our most favorite restaurants in all of New York City. The food is exquisite, the service is just the way you want it to be--so attentive and always anticipating what you want. The ambience is gorgeous--one of the prettiest rooms in all of New York and also the patio is beautiful. The food is probably the most fantastic thing about the place, but really, we can't say enough about it!
This restaurant added the absolute perfect ending to our NYC trip. This is no ordinary Italian restaurant. The food was deliciously prepared, the ingredients were fresh, the sauces were light, and the bread was a wonderful compliment. The wait staff were knowledgeable and very professional. The ambiance was perfect for a business dinner, romantic dinner or a special occasion. I will definitely return on our next NYC trip.
This restaurant is still tops for great dining, and if planning on seeing a show, it's a perfect location. The food was divine and our waiter was friendly, knowledgeable and helped us with our choices, which were all outstanding. The service was impeccable from the entire staff, and we last dined on a beautiful summer night in their courtyard with the soothing sound of the fountains in the background...a perfect evening.
Great atmosphere inside and outside dining with great food and excellent service.
We had an excellent pre theatre dinner at Barbetta. My wife and I had the pre theatre prix fixe dinner which was excellent in taste and in its price. A great price. The service was upstanding. Two maitre de's talked with us and gave us the history of the restaurant (the oldest restaurant in New York still owned by the founding family. They even introduced us to the owner who is the founders daughter. We sat at the table next to that where Bill and Hillary Clinton had dinner. This restaurant should be on every ones list whether you are going to the theatre or not.
I can't say enough good about this wonderful place. I've never had such outstanding service: Attentive, helpful and engaging, yet unobtrusive and efficient. So refreshing to have recognizably delicious and beautiful dishes. Not pompous and "pretty" at the expense of taste as one finds in so many restaurants these days. Each seemingly simple feature of each dish was clearly crafted by careful blending and balancing of complementary flavors, texture and color, resulting in an extraordinary experience. This was consistent from h'ors doevres through dessert. We felt as though we had a private chef serving us in our own special dining place. Sounds (soft tinkling of glasses, etc., soft happy voices), lighting, and air all perfect!


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COLUMBIA Women's Lay 'D' Down Jacket
The sophisticated Columbia Lay "D" Jacket is equally at home on a mountain as well as the urban scene.Features/Benefits:
- 550-fill power down and new thermal reflective technology creates a stop-cold barrier between you and frigid temps
- Rain, sleet and spills simply bead off the exterior, thanks to Omni-Shield advanced repellency
- Inside, an Omni-Heat thermal reflective lining offers 20% more warmth than ordinary liners
- Removable faux fur frames the hood, while a lusciously soft high-pile fleece lines the collar for cozy comfort
- Clever baffling lines create a welcome slimming effect; raglan sleeves enhance mobility
- Interior security and media pockets provide handy stash spots for tunes, cell phone and more
- Removable, snap-back powder skirt
- Comfort cuffs with thumb holes
Fiber Content: Shell: 100% polyester
Lining: 100% polyester
Insulation: down
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COLUMBIA Women's Lay 'D' Down Jacket
Insulation Type Down Removable Liner No Back Length 26.5 in. Fit Regular Insulation 550-fill down Snow Skirt Yes 3-in-1 No Ventilation N/A Waterproof Material Omni Shield Waterproof Yes Type Jackets Activity/BreathabilityLev Moderate Packability Medium compactibility Insulation Rating Warmer Hood Type Yes, removable
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- Adjustable hood
- Good for tall people 6'
- Stylish
- Thumb holes
- very warm
Best Uses
- Everyday
- Skiing
Comments about COLUMBIA Lay 'D' Down Jacket - Women's:
My wife is always cold, but loved how warm this coat was. She is 6' tall and the coat was long enough for her in the arms and body. Would definitely recommend this cut for taller people.
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Perfect for unpredictable Michigan winters. This coat is everything it says it is. Fits like a glove, easy to move around in, best investment I ever made! Doesn't make you feel "restricted" like a lot of winter coats do. If you are looking for a warm winter coat that gives you flexibility, look no further! I bought this in the Sea Salt color and just love it!
- Fits Well
- Warm
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I bought this jacket to wear as my primary jacket during the winter and it works great! I'm 6" tall and the arms and torso are still long enough. The pockets have a really warm lining which is great.
Comments about COLUMBIA Lay 'D' Down Jacket - Women's:
It's very warm, and the thumb holes are perfect, they are made out of a very soft material so they don't start to feel annoying after a while. It's also a very nice looking coat, for all ages. The only bad thing I can say about this coat is that when I received mine the very top snap was broken, but I'd never snap it that high anyways so I decided to just keep it.
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Tue, Dec 03, 2013 | 15:04 GMT
Velocity Ultra will release on Steam next week
Velocity Ultra will be released on Steam next week, Curve Studios has announced. The PC version features every level and secret area as the PlayStation Vita original while taking advantage of customizied controls, and full Steamworks support. The arcade puzzle-shooter with a teleportation mechanic will run you £6.99/$9.99/€8.99 come December 12.
Sat, Nov 09, 2013 | 14:31 GMT
Stealth Inc releasing on iOS next week
Stealth Inc, Curve Studios' platformer will arrive on iOS next week, the developer has announced.
Tue, Nov 05, 2013 | 10:58 GMT
Velocity Ultra coming to PC for the holidays
Velocity Ultra developer Curve Studios has confirmed that it's working closely with original creator FuturLab to bring the PS Vita title to PC in time for Christmas.
Wed, Oct 23, 2013 | 20:18 BST
Proteus arrives on PS3 and Vita next week
Proteus will be released on PS3 and PS Vita next week on October 29 in North America and in Europe and Australia October 30 through PlayStation Network. The exploration game was released earlier this year for PC. The game will be part of the Cross Buy system for the consoles and will contain the ability to generate in-game islands based on players' real world locations. These will also effect Proteus' environment. Brenna got her hands on it earlier this year and liked it very much. Thanks, Eurogamer.
Thu, Oct 03, 2013 | 09:39 BST
Stealth Inc: A Clone in the Dark heading to iOS
Stealth Inc: A Clone in the Dark developer Curve Studios is bringing its sneaky platformer to iOS. it's in development now.
Tue, Sep 24, 2013 | 23:00 BST
Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut coming to Mac and PC soon, launch trailer released
Check out what's new in the freshly-released Director's Cut of indie horror Lone Survivor.
Tue, Sep 24, 2013 | 11:34 BST
Lone Survivor out now on PS Vita, pricing inside
Lone Survivor developer Curve Studios has announced that Jasper Byrne's pixelated post-apocalyptic romp.
Tue, Sep 17, 2013 | 21:01 BST
Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut releases on PS3, Vita in Europe next week
After a slight delay, Jasper Byrne's Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut will be available on PS3 and Vita September 25 in Europe. The Sony exclusive Director's Cut' edition developed and published by Curve Studios and Curve Digital will be released in North America "in the next two weeks."
Thu, Aug 01, 2013 | 20:04 BST
Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut delayed into September
Curve Studios has announced it has delayed the PS3 and Vita versions of its point-and-click survival horror game, Lone Survivor, into September. According to designer Jasper Byrne, the team would "rather release an amazing game later than a good game early." Upon release it will be known as Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut. Thanks, Joystiq.
Tue, Jul 16, 2013 | 15:00 BST
Stealth Inc.- A Clone in the Dark's Teleporter Chambers DLC to be free for EU customers
Stealth Inc.- A Clone in the Dark's Teleporter Chambers DLC, which adds 20 levels, will be free to all European customers if they purchase the game between July 24 and August 7. According to Curve Studios, the same level design team which worked on the original game worked on these 20 new levels, which "maintain all the difficulty, and fast-paced speed of the original title." It will also contain six trophies you won't find in the original game. More information is available through the PS Blog.
Stealth Inc. – A Clone in the Dark will release in the US on July 23, and EU on July 24 for Vita, PS3.
Tue, Jul 09, 2013 | 01:37 BST
Stealth Inc. hits PS3 and Vita in two weeks
Stealth Inc. – A Clone in the Dark will release via the North American PlayStation network on July 23, with European release on July 24, according to Joystiq. It's cross-buy enabled, so picking up one version nets you both. Stealth Inc. – A Clone in the Dark is known as Stealth Bastard on other platforms but was renamed for its PlayStation debut. It will include the Teleporter Chambers DLC pack.
Tue, Jul 09, 2013 | 01:32 BST
Stealth Inc to launch with Teleporter Chambers level pack
Curve Studios has announced that when Stealth Inc. – A Clone in the Dark launches, the Teleporter Chambers level pack containing 20 new levels, will be available at release. The pack puts "a radical spin" on Stealth Inc's gameplay, and forces the player to think strategically in order to beat its mind-bending puzzles. Also, two new DLC level packs for Stealth Inc will be debuting exclusively on PS3 and Vita later this year. So that is good news for puzzle fans. Find out more on the PS Blog.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 11:46 BST
Thomas Was Alone's PSN publisher unhappy with Xbox One's indie strategy
Curve Studios has issued a statement expressing disappointment in Microsoft's approach to indie games on Xbox One. They're the same team that brought Mike Bithell's Thomas Was Alone to PS3 and PS Vita recently, and they're not best pleased.
Thu, Apr 25, 2013 | 17:00 BST
Stealth Bastard will be called Stealth Inc.- A Clone in the Dark on Vita
Curve Studios' stealth-puzzle-platformer, Stealth Bastard, has a new name for its Vita release. It will now be called Stealth Inc.- A Clone in the Dark. The name change was derived from a contest earlier this month. The two winners, who picked the game's title and subtitle, won a free copy of the game and their names in the game credits. Upon release, players will get to try their hand at 80 levels with a "steady difficulty curve that gradually ramps up" and eight unique tgame worlds." Additional features such as un-lockable gadgets, speedrun leaderboards and a level editor are also included. A release date has not been set.
Tue, Apr 02, 2013 | 16:59 BST
Stealth Bastard hitting PS3 and Vita this summer
Curve Studios' stealth-puzzle-platformer, Stealth Bastard, is coming to PS3 and Vita this summer. The game stars a character born in a cloning lab, who is trapped in a network of "dastardly chambers," filled with booby traps and robots. Players must sty out of sight and escape. Players will be privy to a "steady difficulty curve that gradually ramps up across 80 levels, spread over eight unique worlds." Additional features such as un-lockable gadgets, speedrun leaderboards and a level editor are also included. Plus, players can also help rename the game so it's less profane to those who are sensitive over the word bastard. Get more information over on the PS Blog.
Wed, Nov 21, 2012 | 10:25 GMT
Stealth Bastard Deluxe dated & priced for Steam
Stealth Bastard Deluxe, the wonderfully titled espionage platformer from Curve Studios has been dated and priced on Steam. It's a beefed up version of the studio's free-to-play edition that features more content and many ways to die. Get a run-down of the game's enhanced contents below.
Tue, Nov 13, 2012 | 03:04 GMT
Lone Survivor headed to PlayStation 3 and Vita, followup cancelled
Lone Survivor creator Jasper Byrne has shelved his unannounced new project, New Game +, citing issues of scope. A blog posts outlines his reasons and gives an idea of the project's proposed shape. It's all a bit sad, but there's good news, too – Lone Survivor is making the jump to consoles, specifically PlayStation 3 and Vita, and is being re-coded from scratch by Curve Studios, the team behind Explodemon. Lone Survivor launched earlier this year and has players as the titular character exploring a city in the wake of a viral attack of some kind.
Thanks, Shack News.
Thu, Oct 25, 2012 | 10:01 BST
Stealth Bastard Deluxe sneaking onto Steam in November
Stealth Bastard Deluxe, the game that chucks Metal Gear Solid and Super Meat Boy in a blender is heading to Steam in November, developer Curve Studios can confirm.
Mon, Oct 08, 2012 | 03:49 BST
Stealth Bastard to launch commercially in November
Stealth Bastard is being polished up for a full commercial release through Steam.
Sun, Nov 13, 2011 | 23:50 GMT
Stealth Bastard reaches 30,000 users in one week
Stealth Bastard, the first, free entry in a new genre dubbed Tactical Espionage Arsehole, has drawn 35,000 users since its release just one week ago.
Each of those players has died an average of 35 times, which director Jonathan Biddle calls "hardly vini vidi vici". Presumably he'd like us to die more.
From Fluidity and Explodemon developer Curve Studios, the game boasts rapid-fire stealth action and a bewildering variety of nasty traps. Download the PC-exclusive Stealth Bastard for free from the game's website.


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The number of Americas filing for their first week of unemployment benefits rose last week, suggesting a stall in what has generally been a steadily if slowly improving job market.
For the week ending March 23, 357,000 people filed for unemployment benefits, the Labor Department said Thursday. That was up 16,000 from last week's upwardly revised figure of 341,000.
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Thanksgiving is an ideal time to remember what we do have to be thankful for -- -- holiday season -- -- highlighting several charities that are getting back.
To communities nationwide.
We are working today with the Red Cross which has been helping those affected by hurricane sandy.
Easy to Francis is the chief public affairs officer for the Red Cross welcome Stacy thanks so much for coming in today for having mission now we know Red Cross works all over the place it's not to CD that's kind of an immediate focus right now can you give us any kind of update on on how folks can help and and what is happening there surely need to -- -- up.
Eight on sandy on this has been really our largest relief effort in five years.
It's pretty massive.
We've served right now.
Six million meals and snacks we've had 75000.
People in overnight in our shelters.
This past weekend we did a huge push on cleanup kit items for them -- use in their homes.
And with the help of a lot of volunteers who just showed up spontaneously to help us.
We delivered 700000.
Cleanup kits relief kits and things like that.
But -- people up there is still really hurting so we're going to be busy over Thanksgiving we're gonna be going through the neighborhoods -- Thanksgiving meals for them.
We're gonna be helping other normal charities that didn't do this kind of Thanksgiving for -- help -- if they need you know extra resource is because of the extreme heat this year.
-- -- really been busy there but of course it she said.
We -- 70000 disasters all over the country every year.
Well let's talk about things that you -- sort of -- -- -- and over the holiday to do some special things tossed out -- was sure well we encourage people over the holidays to give something that means something so that could be.
The donation applied.
Red Cross collects 40% of the blood in this country we still need -- and actually during the holidays we see it dip because people are busy with holiday plans if you can make a little time to donate blood.
That would be great.
One of our most popular programs is sending cards to our troops overseas.
This is like our fifth or six year doing that I was just at a card making.
Event yesterday where some kids were doing cards and I -- now I know a little pop up thing like that.
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We also have a hotly holiday catalog that's online where you can pick out a gift for someone in your shopping list.
And give it in their -- and so it might be some of those -- that you're seeing being used over sandy.
You could give -- in honor someone on your shopping list and it's really something that makes people feel good.
And finally I just encourage people live sucking up to volunteer with the Red Cross.
We are voluntary agency 90% of the people that you see up there at -- -- volunteers.
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Hello all. I'm new to this forum and fairly new to the single malt and whiskey world. I probably had my first taste of the "water of life" 5 or 6 years ago, but haven't really appreciated it until recently. I'm now trying to build a collection of the fine spirit and learning more about it along the way. I normally have 2 to 3 bottles in rotation at a time, but that number will grow soon. I'm not particular to any region and enjoy both smooth and light and deep and smokey and everything in between. Below is a list of what I've tried and owned as well as a photo of my current modest collection on my newly acquired liquor cabinet.
The Glenlivet 18 (my current go to) The Glenlivet 15 Bowmore 15 Lagavulin 16 (really enjoyed this and it will have a home in my collection again soon) Macallan 18 Macallan 15 Fine Oak Macallan 25 (had a glass of 25 at a company party where they said "open bar" until they saw how much each glass of the 25 year was, then they limited us to the 18 for the duration of the evening...) Ardbeg 10 Based on the things I've read on this forum, I'll probably be extending my collection with the following: Highland Park 12 and 18 Ardbeg Uigeadail Aberlour 12 and 16 And anything else the community thinks would be worth a try. [IMG][/IMG] |
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I would also suggest The Macallan Cask Strength if you can find it. They discontinued it and I am on a quest to buy the last of them locally. On the lighter side you might consider Tomintoul 16 and Tomintoul 14 (available in Canada) Balvenie Sherry Oak 17 or Portwood 21 (one of my favorite) Last edited by michael; 12-12-2012 at 10:29 PM. |
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Thanks for the welcome and the recommendations Michael.
I'll be sure to give some or all of those a try in the near future. jscotch |
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Welcome indeed. One thing you might do to sample more is to find a local friend and acquire different Whiskies so that you can try two at the same expense as one. Besides the 'big houses' don't be afraid to try some of the lesser known drams....occasionally hard to find in the US. There are true jewels out there and many to which you will be drawn. Try a couple from each major region...Highland, Speyside, Islay etc...it does make a difference. Hmmmm, and let's see....oh yes....Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy. I have been into Whisky for 48 years (legally of course), as I am nearly as old as dirt. Cheers Mate David |
Howdy, from Texas. Sounds like you have been exposed to some good ones, and have a great wish list started.
Dalmore 15 - it took me way too long to finally get around to tasting this excellent whisky. Anything from The Balvenie. I have never been disappointed with anything from them. Glenrothes makes a light, fresh, whisky with floral and fruit notes. Depending on which vintage you find, there may be citrus or caramel notes as well. My favorites in order: '72, '91, '92, '95,'98, Select Reserve. Glenfarclas 15/17 Aberlour A'Bunadh - not for the faint of heart. |
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By laminating sheets of cardboard together into a large block and cutting this up with a table, or circular saw, you can create cardboard lumber of any dimensions you want: 2x4s, 2x8s, 4x4s. If you alternate the grain of the corrugations you can create plywood. If you glue your lumber together end-to-end you can create strong honeycomb-like boards.
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I could see it being done with a jig or fixture of some kind, but you'd probably already have some kind of woodworking saw to even make one of those.
When I usto rent in the past and I needed cardboard to work under my car to avoid sand/dirt from getting on my clothes and tools when greasy I used to go to the furniture stores near by and get really large carboards boxes (from headboards) that they dumped. They were really long and wide and they covered the whole bottom of the car. They will be great for making longer pieces. I just started looking into this and my question is.. Can these cardboard lumber be used for outdoors and can it be sealed and protected like wood maybe using an oil base polyurethane or other? Just wondering if anyone have try this and how did it hold up? Thanks for the instructable btw!
How cleanly does a jigsaw cut through the cardboard plywood? I'm thinking of making some cardboard furniture like Gehry's "Easy Edges" and was thinking that it might be faster to first create some cardboard lumber and cutting out a pattern from those rather than cutting out individual layers with a craft knife.
That said, to avoid any problems, just ask the store.
Boiled linseed oil used to be used as a finish for antiques but I've heard that it isn't recommended any longer. It does have a strong smell that lingers, sometimes for years.
A neuron just fired - Is there a new type of boiled linseed oil on the market that dries faster and has anyone used it?
I have been using Formbys for about 30 years in place of boiled linseed oil on anything I do with wood, if I want to have a durable finish.
There is nothing wrong with B.L.O., but Formbys gives you a hard waterproof finish that brings out the grain/colour of the wood, like B.L.O., with a matte varnish-like finish.
I restore antique sewing machines. In the interest of historical authenticity it is generally preferred that BLO is the final finish on the box-case-treadle stand. Unless they are for my own use and then, depending on how accessible they'll be to company, I choose btwn BLO and a satin poly. I've been wiping the poly on with a clean rag and it gives a nice finish.
Thanks for the tip.
So, really, glass is a liquid. Until it becomes a solid. Things can change category, just as the 'liquid' form of water is water, and 'solid' is ice, and 'gas' form is mist/steam.
Many things have the range of becoming all three. :D
Or in other words "Endless repetition of a lie - does not make it true"
Just as when people talk trash about you - it doesn't mean its true.
In this case Glass is a solid (when it cools). Many materials are transparent and the video from sixty-symbols (above) explains why.
Glass also has a very special property and its why its called Glass. Generally when materials cool and harden into solids they form regular atomic structures - like Crystals. In fact all metals do this and is why they are called metals. Glasses do not form regular crystal-like structures. Instead their structure is more random and locally connected. This is why it forms sharp edges and irregular shards when it is broken.
Try listening to this explanation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Fk3y_lPr6Q
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