• E21. The Blend - Q&A

  • Nov 19 2024
  • Length: 44 mins
  • Podcast

  • Summary

  • In this episode of The Blend, Brian Bailie debuts his new studio setup, featuring three areas designed for filming: a tasting bar for whiskey discussions, a casual conversation area for cocktails and discussions, and a computer station for data-driven content. Brian answers three golf, whiskey, and blend-related questions, covering topics such as improving golf without lessons through targeting and finger dispersion, mastering putting with an emphasis on speed control, and finding the right coach. On the whiskey side, he explains the influence of grains on whiskey flavor, the differences between single malts and blended whiskeys, and how proof impacts flavor and drinkability. Blend questions include pairing whiskey with challenging golf situations, post-round whiskey rituals, and the best destinations for golf and whiskey. Brian invites viewers to join the GolfCask community, promoting upcoming events like the Irons & Oak weekend and encouraging engagement on the platform.

    Time Map:

    • 0:00-1:00: Introduction and studio setup overview.
    • 1:01-2:30: Episode structure and Q&A format introduction.
    • 2:31-12:00: Golf Q&A: improving without lessons, putting best practices, and finding the right coach.
    • 12:01-22:00: Whiskey Q&A: grain influence, single malts vs. blends, and proof's role in flavor.
    • 22:01-30:00: Blend Q&A: whiskey pairings for tough holes, post-round rituals, and golf & whiskey destinations.


    Join Us on https://GolfCask.com, where we strike the perfect bslasnce of whiskey and golf.


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