I have been wanting a flask for certain occasions like going fishing. It's really the only time I would use one. Carrying one is illegal here. I would want pewter, but could get away with a cheap stainless flask since it would get limited use.
... I can also recommend the Finnish Jaloviina, basically a blend of vodka and cognac.
Quote from: captain spaulding on January 17, 2016, 07:51:35 PMI have been wanting a flask for certain occasions like going fishing. It's really the only time I would use one. Carrying one is illegal here. I would want pewter, but could get away with a cheap stainless flask since it would get limited use.Wow! New one on me Is that a state law? I have a couple here, but they rarely get used
Quote from: 50ft-trad on January 17, 2016, 09:02:56 PMQuote from: captain spaulding on January 17, 2016, 07:51:35 PMI have been wanting a flask for certain occasions like going fishing. It's really the only time I would use one. Carrying one is illegal here. I would want pewter, but could get away with a cheap stainless flask since it would get limited use.Wow! New one on me Is that a state law? I have a couple here, but they rarely get usedProbably falls under the "open container" definition.....
Here's mine. I just realized that digital photography really shows the dust under my bottles. Please try to ignore the dust. It's not that obvious in person. Really, it must be the flash photography that brings it out. I hate for you all to be thinking of me now as a poor housekeeper as well as an alcoholic.
Not sure the capacity, let's just call it adequate. It is big though so I would think at least 4 ounces. I'm not sure of the pewter content, I believe it is actually silver plated glass. The banner on the bottom says "Exclusively made for Godinger Silver (C) 1985." I tried to contact the Godinger Silver Company to find out if it was safe to drink out of it and their representative said they would be happy to answer any questions if I could tell them the exact item number from my receipt. I'm not even the original owner and who keeps a receipt for 30 years? I made the decision to go ahead and use it. Being from 1985 it should be safe.
That's a very nice flask. Enjoy it.
All-copper, tin-lined hip flask -- holds 3 oz of whiskey (nip for coffee/tea)(Image removed from quote.)Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk