The Angels' Portion: A Clergyman's Whisk(e)y Narrative, Volume 2 - Hardcover

“The Force is definitely strong with this one. Wait... wrong meeting. Either way, this is one of the most entertaining whisk(e)y books I have had the pleasure of reading, humorous and informative at the same time. Perfect for a quiet night enjoying a dram on the Death Star.”
BRETT FERENCZ
Scotch Trooper
scotchtrooper-blog.com

“With due respect to Thoma's modesty, he proves that the clergy and drink fit hand in glove with every page. The insight he offers on a range of whiskies is approachable to all, like a well-crafted cask strength, and his comments are carried off with a storyteller's flair.”
RICHARD THOMAS
Author of Stonewall Goes West and Mother Earth, Bloody Ground
Managing Editor for WhiskeyReviewer.com

“A delightful read, not just for his thoughts on whisky, but for his brilliant observations on life. The Reverend's passion pours out through every page and paragraph.”
ANDREW FLATT
AmateurDrammer.com

“As the Scotch Test Dummies, Scott and I have a compatriot in Reverend Thoma. Star Wars, zombies, and so much more, The Angels' Portion Volume II is real whisky reviewing with a heavy dose of whimsy—just the way the Dummies like it!”
BART BRUNSCHEEN
Co-host of The Scotch Test Dummies
ScotchTestDummies.com

“Thoma's reviews are as delightful—and varied!—as uncorking an untried bottle and sampling a wee dram. Rich in metaphor and exuding wit, this clergyman's descriptions of his whisky wanderings will leave you as a good sermon should: blissfully content but desiring more.”
REV. TROY NEUJAHR
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Shaker Heights, Ohio

“Reverend Thoma's skill at weaving personal stories with creative, witty descriptors of whiskies is unparalleled. He is always on point and brutally honest. A must read for all us whisky geeks.”
LINDA L. PETERSON
Author of Whisky Tales: Tastings and Temptations
dramgoodwhiskylady.wordpress.com

“Reverend Thoma has a way with words and whisk(e)y. From T.S. Eliot to UFOs, he eloquently and methodically tears apart the taboo of liqueur and religion. With wit, wisdom, and perfectly placed humor he carries the reader along on an unforgettable journey which is best experienced with a glass of fine Scotch.”
JOSHUA CASE
tippleandtext.wordpress.com