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Some of the best writing on the Web - bar none - is done by Gregg Easterbrook over at NFL.com. His Tuesday Morning Quarterback column is a great weekly round-up for football lovers, but Easterbrook also throws in non-pigskin nuggets of arcane news that are fun to devour. Sometimes they stray to the world of food:
So Larry, You Drank So Much of the Exquisite Rare Whiskey That You Can’t Remember How It Tasted?
Recently, a British businessman paid £32,000—about $58,000 at the time—for a bottle of Dalmore 62, a rare Scotch that dates to 1868 and is considered the world’s finest whiskey. The businessman and a friend proceeded to drink the entire contents at a hotel bar, taking along the empty bottle as a memento.
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