You’ve heard a lot about Berlin as Europe’s culture capital, the city revived by the wall coming down. Berlin also happens to be one of the most popular vacation destinations for Israelis, and I figured I’d jump on the bandwagon and come to Berlin for an extended weekend. Not being the clubbing type, my days…
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UncategorizedAltmore , Berlin , Brora , Caperdonich , Closed Distilleries , Germany , Independent Bottlers , Islay , Laphroaig , Linger , Linkwood , Loch Ness , Nose , One Quick Dram , Palate , Peat , Port Ellen , Rare Malts Selection , Sansibar , Scotch Malt Whisky Society , Scotch Whisky , Sherry , Single Malt , SMWS , Speyside , St. Magdalene , Union Jack , Whisky
In that accursed year of 1983, 10 distilleries were mothballed, never to return to production. Among them are the legendary Brora and Port Ellen, but the eight others include two I was especially curious about: St. Magdalene (Linlithgow) and Dallas Dhu. I set out to taste both of them during this trip to Berlin, and …
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St. Magdalene, Whisky Tasting NotesIndependent Bottlers , Lowlands , Palate , Scotch Whisky , Sherry , Single Malt , St. Magdalene , Tasting Note , Tasting Notes , Whisky
I’ll be tasting That Boutique-y Whisky Company’s Ardbeg batch 4 today, but I’ll talk about the Ardbeg Distillery in another post, in this one I want to mention the independent bottlers and their importance to the whisky industry. Truth be told, Independent Bottlers are an industry curiosity and a relic of times long gone. Obviously, in…
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Whisky Tasting NotesArdbeg , Independent Bottlers , Islay , Linger , Master of Malt , Nose , Palate , Peat , Scotch Whisky , Single Malt , Tasting Note , Tasting Notes , Whisky