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1. Jan 01,  · I really loved this one - the story of 25 cases of Old Highland Malt Whisky taken to Antarctica by Shackleton and his team on the famous Nimrod expedition of But it is much more than just about whisky and other supplies taken out in order for the men to survive.4/5(18).

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2. Back to our story Holistic whisky making. That idea of distilling being distinct individual elements is not how a whiskymaker looks at the art. Rather it is part of a continuum, a net of possibilities where everything is interlinked. Change one element and the effect will change everything else.

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3. The Story of Scotch Whisky: A Journey of Discovery into the World's Noblest Spirit [Bruce-Gardyne, Tom] on ssancartsumeswormscul.nogtitamosenzketcomproundfolanwaylant.infoinfo *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Story of Scotch Whisky: A Journey of Discovery into the World's Noblest Spirit/5(20).

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4. The history of Japanese whisky is shrouded in mystery, since very little is recorded in whisky making before the famed establishment of Suntory’s Yamazaki Distillery in the early 20th century. What we do know is that a few shochu and sake breweries produced .

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5. Jul 11,  · Category Music; Song Whisky Story; Artist Example; Album Whisky Story; Licensed to YouTube by Ultra Music, SME (on behalf of Ultra Records); UMPG Publishing, CMRRA, UNIAO BRASILEIRA DE EDITORAS DE.

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6. Photo courtesy of Tedd When you think about Japan, whisky isn’t usually the first thing to come to mind. But make no mistake—they’re very serious about their whisky. Our Master Distiller Lincoln Henderson had a great fondness for Japan. He spoke with warmth of the friends and colleagues he’d worked with over the years, both through Brown-Forman and as a consultant for Suntory.

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7. May 17,  · Edit Story | May 17, , am EDT. The act allowed whisky blenders, for the first time, to create blends consisting of grain whisky and single malts. At the time, Ireland was the center.

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8. Glenfiddich is one of the few single malt distilleries to remain entirely family owned and is now the World's Most Awarded Single Malt* Scotch Whisky, a true reflection of our founder’s innovative nature, passed down through the generations. Here is our story.

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