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Regularly seen throughout the series, most commonly in the hands of [[Saul Tigh]], this whisky | Regularly seen throughout the series, most commonly in the hands of [[Saul Tigh]], this whisky colored beverage seems particularly popular among Colonial officers. | ||
As the specific name of this alcohol remains unnamed, it is referred to as '''Tigh's liquor'''.<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> | As the specific name of this alcohol remains unnamed, it is referred to as '''Tigh's liquor'''.<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:39, 18 February 2024
Regularly seen throughout the series, most commonly in the hands of Saul Tigh, this whisky colored beverage seems particularly popular among Colonial officers.
As the specific name of this alcohol remains unnamed, it is referred to as Tigh's liquor.[1]
Design
Propworx Lot 494 and 495 note that the bottle is six-sided with faux etched graphics (unidentified L-shaped symbol) on all sides and measures 12 inches x 2.75 inches.
Notes
The bottles used by the property department were repurposed from the, now defunct, brand Brilliant Spirits, which was produced and bottled in the highlands of Scotland.
There are two types of 'L' logo used in the series. In earlier episodes, the bottles were engraved with an oval and the 'L' logo as negative space. In later episodes, just the 'L' was engraved.
Additional Images
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Logo used on the bottles during the Miniseries and early episodes of Season 1
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Logo used from late Season 1 onwards
References
- ↑ This is a Battlestar Wiki descriptive term.
External links
- Brilliant Vodka, the bottles used by the props department for Tigh's liquor.
- Whisky (Real-world alcoholic beverage) article at Wikipedia.
- Scotch whisky (Real-world alcoholic beverage) article at Wikipedia.