Klaus Obermeyer introduced the first plastic ski boot, down parkas, mirrored sunglasses and the turtleneck. At 96, he still carves the slopes of Aspen.
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Usually, when you take a sip of rye whiskey, you’re left with a slightly spicy taste that lingers for a few seconds after you swallow. But when you drink Laws Whiskey House’s rye whiskey, you get more of a light, pleasant hint of vegetables — like serrano peppers — instead.