Do i need a flask?

Question

I'm going on a trip and don't feel like brining the whole bottle of whiskey, but i don't have a flask. Is it ok to put the whiskey in a plastic water bottle or something like that or should i just go and buy a flask?

Answer 1

plastic water bottle is fine, plastic is inert and doesnt have reaction to fluids.

Answer 2

Put it in whatever you want to put it in...

if you feel the need to look cool

I guess you could go buy a flask, but otherwise... who cares.

Answer 3

First off...EVERYONE NEEDS A FLASK. Regardless of weather of not you're going to use it, you should have a flask.

Second, you could use a water bottle if you like. It won't effect the flavor.

Third, yes you should go buy one.

Fourth, I'm assuming that you are of age. I don't have an issue with minors drinking mind you. I in fact support the education and introduction of alcohol to teens. Under supervision. When properly done the introduction at younger ages leads to lowered issues of binge drinking and alcoholism later in life.

Answer 4

When I am on the go, I never feel like a flask is big enough. And the opening is so small that you have to lift it above your head to get flow (not very discrete), and it's tough to clean. I would suggest getting a flat 1/2 fifth (375ml) or 200ml bottle of whiskey. They're very compact and reusable. Well... I reuse it anyway.

Answer 5

Well, they do make small, pocket-size bottles of whiskey... that's not a bad option. The flask is preferable because it's discreet, fits easily in your pocket and won't break. Then again, it's pretty obvious that you're not drinking orange juice out of them.

So, do you think you might use a flask again? If you like taking a little whiskey with you were you go, it's probably not a bad idea.

Answer 6

Flask is classier, but plastic is lightweight and can be tossed when it's empty so you don't have to bother hauling it home.

Answer 7

yeah I'd say buy a flask...its actually something I have been meaning to do for a while now