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Month: July 2020
10 of the most beautiful Scottish whisky distilleries
Running all the way from Bladnoch in Dumfries and Galloway in the south to Highland Park in Orkney in the north, there are over 130 single malt whisky distilleries in Scotland. Though many are built purely with function in mind, there are many that are as pleasing on the eye as any castle or country house. From traditional …
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Tullibardine launches its first tasting pack
The Tullibardine distillery has launched its first tasting pack, featuring whiskies flavoured using different types of cask. Tullibardine has assembled 50 millilitre samples of the four whiskies in its signature range. Its “Sovereign” single malt is matured in former bourbon whiskey casks, while the other three whiskies in the pack spent time at the end …
The Scotch Whisky Industry Is Slowly Embracing Transparency
A couple days ago, the Islay-based Bruichladdich distillery launched a new information campaign on its website. The ‘No Hidden Measures’ initiative marks an effort towards greater transparency, sharing more information with Bruichladdich’s consumers about how its whisky is produced and blended together. Visiting the site, anyone who has purchased a bottle of Classic Laddie or Laddie 8 …
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Scotch whisky caught up in airliners trade war
Scotch whisky distillers are increasingly alarmed at the effect on them of an escalating trade dispute between the US and Europe, including the UK Hopes for resolution this year have been dashed, and next month could see further tariffs imposed on Scotch as well as salmon and gin US-UK post-Brexit trade talks are not seen …
What to expect on a visit to a Scottish whisky distillery when they reopen
There’s something quite special about visiting a whisky distillery. From the columns of copper stills lined side by side to the incredible smells created by producing the spirit, not to mention the passion and history behind each brand, you’ll never forget your first tour. With lockdown restrictions loosening, many brands feel the time for reopening …
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Glen Moray teams up with chef Ben Tish to create recipes and cocktails – and they’re ideal for summer
Glen Moray single malt Scotch whisky has partnered with award-winning chef and food writer Ben Tish to celebrate the origins of some of its most popular cask finishes. The new Cask Stories campaign explores the world of wood to showcase the importance of cask flavour and character in creating Glen Moray’s Port, Sherry, Madeira and …
Diageo announces phased re-opening of distilleries to visitors
The company’s network of 12 Scotch whisky distillery brand homes across Scotland have been closed throughout the Covid-19 lockdown, and now in line with Scottish Government guidance Diageo plans to gradually begin welcoming back visitors. Blair Athol Distillery and Oban Distillery will be the first to open, with the former welcoming the public today and …
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How to Celebrate National Scotch Day
On July 27th, raise a dram to toast National Scotch Day, a homage to this meticulous barley-made distilled spirit from Scotland. While thousands of kinds of Scotch are on the market, we found some unique limited-edition bottles that should be added to any Scotch-lovers collection. Octomore 10.4 Peated whiskey fans will be over the moon for …
The Last Drop Distillers unearths a duo of 50 year-old Scotch whiskies
In the world of fine spirits, the age of and story behind a release can be as tantalising as its flavour profile. For high spirits brand The Last Drop Distillers, story is the cornerstone of its day-to-day business and underlines its entire collection, which has seen the recent addition of a twin of single malt …
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