Michael Reer at the "Whiskey Catholic" recently interviewed me about the Latin Mass, Catholic college education, being a Catholic gentlemen, and, of course, my favorite whiskeys.
In a previous post, I compared the Latin Mass to beer: You have to drink it in a few times before you begin to like it, but once you acquire the taste, there's no going back. Well, in this interview, I had to upgrade the analogy: When it comes to alcohol, scotch whisky is the "extraordinary form."
Here's a sample from the interview with the Whiskey Catholic:
Can you share your thoughts on virtuous drinking?
Can you share your thoughts on virtuous drinking?
TRM: Virtuous drinking involves male friendship, plain and simple. It’s usually a time for men to remove themselves from the company of women that they love and sit together around a fire pit, in the darkness, or on the back porch. Some of the most meaningful conversations that I have had with my father, my brother, and my friends have been over a Scotch. Real relationships are forged. It’s a beautiful thing.
Please read the entire interview, and let's drive some traffic over to the Whiskey Catholic.
Please read the entire interview, and let's drive some traffic over to the Whiskey Catholic.
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