can one of you boozers recc a small whiskey flask from amz?

[SteveG]

ideally, it should be flat with a curve to fit in your pocket.

think of it as a 19th century iphone

[Michael]

steve... wrote:
I'm not convinced that the little 1 oz plastic bottles would contribute to the ambiance that a cool flask of a mysterious liquid would offer after a great day of hiking in nature.

Well, that's for sure. But, it's pretty easy to sneak a sip at a theatre performance without anybody seeing anything!

[Speedy]

Does it need to be bear-proof or just 80 proof?

[macphanatic]

Won't get it by Saturday, but I have their travel set: Aged & Ore

Really like it.

I would go with the glass bottle with silicone cover. I wouldn't put alcohol in Nalgene or other plastic if I can avoid it.

[ztirffritz]

How small? I have one from Nalgene that I like. Might look into one of those collapsible pouches for space savings too.

[macphanatic]

Got a vacuum sealer? Cut the top off of juice pouches, fill with beverage of your choice and reseal. You will need someone to hold the pouch while you hold the vacuum sealer rotated 90 degrees so that the pouch doesn't leak.

[Ombligo]

macphanatic wrote:
Got a vacuum sealer? Cut the top off of juice pouches, fill with beverage of your choice and reseal. You will need someone to hold the pouch while you hold the vacuum sealer rotated 90 degrees so that the pouch doesn't leak.

Daym - I never thought of doing that. If done correctly it would be a great way to smuggle booze past security checkpoints.

[RAMd®d]

If done correctly it would be a great way to smuggle booze past security checkpoints.


Yep.

If there's a venue I've taken the time, trouble, and expense to attend, sneaking in or buying an alcoholic beverage is a must, because who can't have a good time unless they're at least buzzed.

No, not really.