They are ellipsoids. Since they are scaled by altering only one dimension from a sphere, they are ellipsoids that are more specifically called spheroids. Since the one axis of scaling is smaller than the equator diameter, they are more specifically called oblate spheroids, as many others have already noted.
I have a 21 year old Loch Lomond that was distilled in 1998, the same year my daughter was born. I am opening it when my Grandson is old enough to enjoy it. He just turned 18 months, so it's gonna sit in the bottle a few more years.
How does SMWS work in Texas? Are they sending olive oil instead? I had a few of the ones on hand at bastards ball and I think my favorite was called two middle fingers of scotch.
I also wanted to say oblate spheroid but you said oblate spheroid so now I don't have to say oblate spheroid anymore and I feel like I've missed the oblate spheroid train.
Generally I dont find what their line is doing, had a free for all tasting recently and most of their stuff wasnt super-unique. Potential in the future for some interesting stuff hopefully
Peanut M&Ms were the best, then Peanut Butter M&Ms topped those, then came the ultimate M&M champion . . . . (please insert drumroll) . . . . Almond M&Ms the one and only champion.
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The SMWS never fails to disappoint with the descriptions. Hope they are there again at the next bastards ball!
They are ellipsoids.
Since they are scaled by altering only one dimension from a sphere, they are ellipsoids that are more specifically called spheroids.
Since the one axis of scaling is smaller than the equator diameter, they are more specifically called oblate spheroids, as many others have already noted.
The word you were looking for to describe that shape is "lenticular".
I have a 21 year old Loch Lomond that was distilled in 1998, the same year my daughter was born. I am opening it when my Grandson is old enough to enjoy it. He just turned 18 months, so it's gonna sit in the bottle a few more years.
Does that indoor pool with a grill nose make this Scotch a Spaside?
The whiskey vault videos have gotten so quiet. I can't listen to them where I used to! But the whiskey tribe videos are still nice and loud.
That is one of the most intense flavor notes that I have heard anyone describe ever.
How does SMWS work in Texas? Are they sending olive oil instead? I had a few of the ones on hand at bastards ball and I think my favorite was called two middle fingers of scotch.
Satsumas are citrus fruits similar to mandarin oranges
Do y'all not have any heat ? What is it, like 60 ?
Jenson Blake, you magnificent bastard
That is the best write-up on a crazy scotch that I have ever heard
Happy HumpDay MB's
Mnm's and smarties are two very different things here in the UK. Mnm's have nuts in them. Smarties are extremely sweet chewy sugar treats
Smarties are larger sized M&Ms, about the size of a penny. We have them here in Canada.
On the palette come, you say?
Hey now, the best M&M is the M&M you like, the way you like to have it!
I like the smarties chalky discs
Smarties are chocolate in Canada too. Your smarties are called Rockets here
Not to knock Rex’s definition, but I would say that a regular M&M would be an oblate spheroid.
I said a ufo. You are more correct.
@@tommccafferty5591 and what you said was way funnier!
Morning Glories!
M7Ms are Flying Saucer shaped, except the peanut ones.
Smarties and m&ms are oblate spheroids.
Thanks for this but I have to say: NERD ALERT
GOOD AFTERNOON YOU MB'S.... 🥃
M&M's are Reeses Peices shaped.. SCIENCE
The wiki article says M&Ms are button-shaped.
Smarties are also available across the border in Canada and satsumas are like clementines (I’m married to a Brit))
4:54 can’t just pause right there buddy…
Super busy at work today…
Hey MB's!
Another good review 🥃
oblate spheroid. that is the shape of an m&m. but really, i just wanted the excuse to type oblate spheroid. oblate spheroid.
I also wanted to say oblate spheroid but you said oblate spheroid so now I don't have to say oblate spheroid anymore and I feel like I've missed the oblate spheroid train.
Love smws
I wonder if the monkey shoulder over Daniels shoulder is somehow prophetic
The scientific shape of an M&M is an “oblate spheroid”!
satsumas - Japanese seedless tangerines
Flying saucer. (M&M shape)
Satsumas are oranges
Generally I dont find what their line is doing, had a free for all tasting recently and most of their stuff wasnt super-unique. Potential in the future for some interesting stuff hopefully
M&M's and Earth share shapes: oblate spheroid...
I like that they describe the shape of a PEANUT M&M as being EGG shaped, rather than PEANUT shaped. 😅
Not peanut shaped
Peanut M&Ms were the best, then Peanut Butter M&Ms topped those, then came the ultimate M&M champion . . . . (please insert drumroll) . . . . Almond M&Ms the one and only champion.
Eagle Rare blended with Ardbeg Uigeadail!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That flavor profile sounds like it might bounce if an inexperienced whiskey drinker tried to throw it back
Satsumas are a varietal of oranges in the South. I'm disappointed in you Daniel.
Man, SMWS is fucking expensive though.. it is a really nice idea, but fuck man!
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Sounds nasty. You all are brave souls.
Smarties/M&M's are oblate spheroids ;)
Honestly...that description sounds terrible
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