You can save on Dalwhinnie Winter's Gold Whisky, Johnnie Walker Blue Label Whisky, Chita Suntory Whisky, and more.
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They give you a whisky if you want a whisky.
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It is the Manhattan Whisky Club, not the Manhattan Whisky Society.
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Whisky pods: Glenlivet, one of the venerable names in Scotch whisky, released a tiny whisky cocktail that comes in a clear, edible packet instead of a glass.
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Whisky stones are the whisky connoisseur's choice as an alternative to ice that melts.
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Blended Scotch combines malt whisky, either a single malt or many, with grain whisky.
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Niinami: Yes, whisky crisis is happening in the world too, as for Suntory whisky.
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In 2015, just ten years after its inception, Kavalan Whisky stunned the spirits industry when it claimed the title of World's Best Single Malt Whisky at the World Whisky Awards.
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"Whisky and ink, whisky and ink, these are the fluids John Berryman needs," the article began.
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Dalwhinnie Winter's Gold Whisky — £28.00 (list price £35.00) Bowmore 12 Year Old Malt Whisky — £28.50 (list price £38.29) Chita Suntory Whisky — £37.90 (list price £52.50) Auchentoshan Three Wood Single Malt Scotch Whisky — £25.493 (list price £46.57) Johnnie Walker Blue Label Blended Scotch Whisky — £119.99 (list price £166.59) The Vax Mach Air Revive upright bagless vacuum cleaner is available for £79.00.
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HyperChiller V2 iced coffee maker See Details Whisky Stones — best for whisky fans Some whisky drinkers want to drink it straight on the rocks, and won't have it any other way.
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Compare that to 44 million cases of American whiskey and 28 million of Canadian whisky and just under nine million of Irish whisky, according to the Scotch whisky Association, a trade group.
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Where to drink Caledonia is a whisky bar for people who roll their eyes at whisky bars.
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Whisky is an old-school drink and that tends to harbor an equally old-school, traditional whisky mentality.
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The silent clip is another installment of the My Tales of Whisky series, in collaboration with Lagavulin Whisky.
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Bill Lumsden, Glenmorangie's head of distilling and whisky creation, admits that he normally doesn't like really old whisky.
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He made them taste samples of the whisky—a white whisky, unaged—asking if it was any good.
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Mortlach Six Kingdoms whisky has dropped to £66.99, the popular Johnnie Walker White Walker whisky has been discounted to £26.99, and you can pick up a bottle of Oban Night's Watch whisky for £35.99.
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Buy Now 'Blade Runner' Johnnie Walker Whisky, $165 This whisky is so well-aged that it's from the future.
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Demand for Scotch whisky alone grew by 224% by volume there last year, according to the Scotch Whisky Association.
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"In China, everybody is talking about it," Stephen Notman of the whisky-investing firm Whisky Corporation told CNN Money.
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The Scotch Malt Whisky Society really wants you to find a whisky that deeply speaks to your inner self.
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If you compare it to conventional whisky, whisky is heat distilled so it's essentially a vaporization and purification process.
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"The tariff will undoubtedly damage the Scotch Whisky sector," Scotch Whisky Association Chief Executive Karen Betts said in a statement.
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That marked the first increase in global whisky sales volumes in three years, the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) said on Friday.
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In Canada, a whisky needs to be aged for three years in oak barrels in order to be called a whisky.
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I learn that whisky must be at least 40% alcohol and aged for at least three years to be considered a whisky.
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"Exports of Scotch Whisky to the US have been zero tariff for twenty years, so it is disappointing that Scotch Whisky has been drawn into this dispute," a spokesman for the Scotch Whisky Association said after the U.S. Trade Representative's announcement.
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"Exports of Scotch Whisky to the U.S. have been zero tariff for 20 years, so it is disappointing that Scotch Whisky has been drawn into this dispute," the Scotch Whisky Association said, urging both sides to avoid hurting consumers and jobs.
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The Scotch Whisky Association, a trade body which represents Scotland's whisky industry, bristles at the idea that production can be rushed or replicated.
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Rupert Patrick, CEO of whisky trading website WhiskyInvestDirect, said that investing in Scotch whisky is a long-term investment comparable to buying gold.
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Kikori Whiskey (the founder added the "e" to distinguish it from traditional Scotch-style Japanese whisky) may not be the first rice whisky in the American market, but it is the first 100-percent rice-based Japanese whisky in the US. And we all know what happens when Japan tries its hand at whisky: They pretty much perfect the hell out of it.
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Johnnie Walker Double Black Label Blended Scotch Whisky — £241.10 (list price £42.50) Johnnie Walker Black Label Blended Scotch Whisky — £19.80 (list price £31.99) Johnnie Walker Green Label 15 Year Old Blended Scotch Whisky — £27 (list price £49.49) Johnnie Walker Blue Label Blended Scotch Whisky — £24.953 (list price £59.99) Bushmills Black Bush Irish Whiskey — £24.90 (list price £31.03) Everyone knows a gin fan.
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A limited-edition bottle of Johnnie Walker's most prestigious whisky, Blue Label, this blended Scottish whisky boasts hints of rose, dark chocolate and tobacco.
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First, a quick whisky-making lesson: As a whisky matures in a cask, layers of aromatic molecular wood compounds intermingle with the distilled spirit.
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It's not yet clear how future droughts might affect whisky production across Scotland (and scotch whisky, by definition, has to be distilled in Scotland).
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Considered the "holy grail" of Scotch whisky by Sotheby's, a 60-year-old bottle of Macallan whisky sold for almost $1.9 million in October.
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Crystal Head Aurora vodka — £2100.00 (bundle saving £247.99) Jura Seven Wood whisky — £259.99 (bundle saving £59.99.99) Lagavulin 279.99 years old single malt scotch whisky — £149.993 (bundle saving £2149.99) Bowmore 212.49 year old Islay single malt scotch whisky — £214.99 (bundle saving £40.00) Kit out your kitchen.
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Scotland exports 41 bottles of Scotch Whisky per second and those exports are worth more than $6 billion (£4.7 billion), according to the Scotch Whisky Association.
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Not only does the Amerigo Premium Whisky Stones gift set make the whisky drinking experience better, but it'll also impress friends and secure you all-important kudos.
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To celebrate, they asked renowned jazz pianist Aaron Diehl to use the whisky as his muse and create a song about what this whisky might sound like.
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Mr. Maglieri recalled, in "Straight Whisky," that Mr. Valentine urged him to join him at the Whisky because his employees were helping themselves to the club's till.
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"Whisky Watch is a unique watch that not only measures time in hours, minutes, and seconds but is also a genuine time capsule," the Whisky Watch's website says.
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Why take a chance with just any arbitrary whisky when the right whisky for your particular set of horrific quirks and off-putting neuroses is waiting for you?
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Gooding's hobby was researching single malt Scotch whisky distilleries, and he traveled to Ireland and Scotland dozens of times over the years to sample whisky and buy bottles.
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He toured the seaside distillery with its highly-acclaimed director of whisky creation, distilling, and whisky stocks, Dr. Bill Lumsden, a guy who also holds a PhD in biochemistry.
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Whisky makers globally, and in Japan in particular, have been forced to suspend some aged bottles in recent years as a surge in demand for mature whisky depleted stocks.
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According to the BBC, a whisky broker called Rare Whisky 630 (RW225) sent 2101 bottles of supposedly vintage Scotch to a lab at the Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre (SUERC).
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Glenlivet, one of the venerable names in Scotch whisky, experimented with something new this month: a tiny whisky cocktail that comes in a clear, edible packet instead of a glass.
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If I'd been assembling my own Scotch whisky, I would have been away for three years; that is how long, by law, whisky has to sit and ruminate in casks.
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We're surrounded by whisky, but we've always loved American bourbons so we wanted to take inspiration from both Scotch whisky and American bourbons and make a new type of Scotch.
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"It is our genuine belief that every purported pre-1900 - and in many cases much later - bottle should be assumed fake until proven genuine, certainly if the bottle claims to be a single malt Scotch whisky," said David Robertson, co-founder of Rare Whisky 101, which publishes insight and intelligence for whisky collectors.
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The difference is that art was meant to be looked at and whisky was meant to be drunk, and whisky that sits in a cabinet never gets to fulfill its purpose.
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If France had zero tariffs on Japanese whisky, but Britain had a 10% tariff, then it would be a profitable wheeze to export Japanese whisky to France, and thence (freely) to Britain.
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"The US is our largest and most valuable single market, and over $1 billion of Scotch Whisky was exported there last year," said Karen Betts, chief executive of the Scotch Whisky Association.
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In the premium wine and spirits sale you can save on Jack Daniel's No.27 Gold Tennessee Whiskey, Kilchoman Sanaig Single Malt Scotch Whisky, and Ballantines 17-Year-Old Blended Scotch Whisky.
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"We told him about the whisky bar we intended to open and he asked if we'd ever thought of having an oak with two rivers of whisky running down it," he explains.
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The Scotch Whisky Association has filed a false advertising lawsuit against the Virginia Distillery Co, alleging its labels wrongly imply that some of its products are Scotch whisky when they are not.
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Whisky has had a solid run since the 2008 recession, according to auction reports, but one of the top brands is Macallan, a single-malt whisky from the Speyside region of Scotland.
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But there are risks: The whisky might not be that great in the first place or the distillery might not have been able to afford the best casks to age the whisky.
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Official U.K. statistics suggest Scottish Whisky was the single biggest net contributor to the UK's balance of trade in 2015 at £3.7 billion with whisky exports estimated to be worth about £20113 billion.
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Moving away from tech, we have tracked down big savings on gin and whisky, including an opportunity to save over £20 on Johnnie Walker Blue Label Blended Scotch Whisky, available for just £37.50.
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The Scotch, believed to be the oldest vintage whisky in the world, is being ceremoniously splashed into a limited edition of 28 watches that will be called—wait for it—the Whisky Watch.
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Nearly 4,000 bottles of rare whisky could bring in more than $10 million in Scotland next year in what would be the largest private collection of whisky ever to go up for auction.
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"Japanese whisky is certainly the latest discovery for whisky connoisseurs and the growing popularity is leading to increasing prices for the rarest varieties," Gary Boom, BI's managing director, said in a press note.
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Death Star ice mould Whisky stones are so last year.
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But for this whisky, only one bottle exists on Earth.
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Think instead Bulgari necklaces and whisky at $143,000 a bottle.
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Besides the unique atmosphere, the bar is known for whisky.
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So what does a $130k bottle of whisky taste like?
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A perfect gift for the whisky lover in your circle.
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Death Star Ice Mold Whisky stones are so last year.
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My eyes need wiping; I'll wash the windows with whisky.
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It's a much more stereotypical whisky: warming, hearty, and strong.
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Her favorite whisky brands are Nikka and Hibiki, she said.
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In initial tests Whisky fetched most of her toys successfully.
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Whisky learned just by playing a game with her humans.
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The premium at Whisky Auctioneer, by contrast, is 10 percent.
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At Kentucky Distillery, they didn't know anything about Japanese whisky.
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It's a great challenge to make good whisky in Quebec.
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The best whisky is the one you love the most.
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As I finish off my whisky, Aske tells me that the Talisker distillery, which features in the bar's Table Whisky mix, opened the same year that the tree was planted—way back in 1830.
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In a very expensive twist, a Swiss watch and the world's oldest whisky will combine to create the Whisky Watch, a $45,000 piece of liquid-infused luxury that Vox Media will not let me expense.
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The whisky was mixed in a jug with iced green tea and served in small glasses, more often than not drunk like shots—some clubs could sell 400 to 500 bottles of whisky per night!
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In his excellent guide, "The World Atlas of Whisky," Dave Broom asserts that in good blended Scotches, grain whisky coaxes out the complexities of a malt by emphasizing secondary characteristics that might otherwise be hidden.
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We end up purchasing a small bottle of whisky before leaving.
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Now go, leave me, so I may nose this whisky further.
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Johnnie Walker White Walker whisky — £33 (list price £34) See Details
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Scotch whisky is one of Britain's largest food and drink exports.
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Is it acceptable to drink fine Scottish whisky from a flask?
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There might also be a bottle of whisky on the table.
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Scotch whisky was protected by an act of Parliament in 1988.
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In this case, it's shots of some serious liquor — Fireball Whisky.
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You can have Game of Thrones socks, mugs, and even whisky.
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Then all the whisky will be good for is embrocating mules.
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When whisky dries, it leaves a more uniform, often beautiful film.
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"And it is made out of whisky and Guinness," he added.
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Are you likely to be a "light and delicate" whisky lover?
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"This our way of showing how blending whisky works," Aske says.
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I do, however, drink the occasional glass of wine or whisky.
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The house now does dedicated whisky sales there and in Edinburgh.
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It's tempting to think of blended Scotch as diluted malt whisky.
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Robust flavors and variety make Canadian whisky popular with bartenders, too.
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Why are there not more women working in the whisky industry?
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As enthusiasm for single malt has grown, whisky tourism has rocketed.
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At the moment, Britain's northernmost country boasts 126 Scotch whisky distilleries.
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And he was instantly hooked on the pleasures of aged whisky.
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On Sunday, Whisky Investment Fund CEO Rickesh Kishnani echoed Boom's sentiment.
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"Scotch whisky is a very steady, long-term business," he said.
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With that soulful, whisky-sounding voice, James Ingram was simply magical.
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The Table Whisky, aged in the tree's European oak channel, features Macallan Gold scotch, the Talisker 10 whisky, a secret 34-year-old single malt, Johnnie Walker Black, Black Bottle, and a couple of other house mixes.
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Gooding, who died of melanoma in 2014, spent over two decades collecting whisky, and kept his bottles in a "pub" in his home in Colorado that was designed specifically to showcase his whisky, according to a release.
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It has hazelnut and whisky flavors in it, and he devours it.
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Tickets go for $165 -- and that doesn't include a drop of whisky!
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They have cognac in France, whisky in Scotland and Italians drink grappa.
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New Spirits Watch - Whisky Watch ⌚️ Louis Moinet and Wealth Solutions. Interesting?
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The whisky is "bold, different and full of warmth," according to Paterson.
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Menezes played down the vote's potential impact on its whisky business, however.
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Blended whisky remains far more popular than generally more expensive single malts.
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He spent a few days with Lumsden, exploring the whisky-making process.
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We also played for meals, watches, salami, bacon, wine, whisky, and vodka.
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In a rare, whisky-induced moment of openness, Peter's eyes teared up.
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Mumbai (CNN)India guzzles more whisky than any country in the world.
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"Scotch whisky is the smallest big industry in the world," says Colville.
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But that is a blended whisky with rye as merely one element.
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If you're a connoisseur of both steak and whisky, not at all.
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The piece de resistance, however, is the exclusive Johnnie Walker whisky room.
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He added that he regularly opted for Kirkland Signature Blended Scotch Whisky.
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The new charges are targeted at goods including soybeans, cars and whisky.
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In other words, the charred element helps to rounds off the whisky.
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It ranges from deep, peaty whisky flavours through to light, peachy flavours.
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She said the EU makes up 30 percent of Scotch whisky exports.
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Why would anyone spend so much on a whisky released in 1986?
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While sipping on the whisky sour, I explored the intimate watering hole.
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It's a title only 12 people in the whisky world currently hold.
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The two didn't interact much, until Fireball Cinnamon Whisky shots were consumed.
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Just like a good whisky, it's always better to take your time.
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Cherish the good times with a Game of Thrones whisky from Amazon.
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Rare whisky clocked in a 5% gain, matching the gains for art.
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She says whisky, not time, is what left me wrecked after prison.
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She says whisky,not time, is what left me wrecked after prison.
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So expect higher prices on Parmesan cheese, French wine and Scotch whisky.
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Use whisky (and whiskies) in specific references to Scotch and Canadian varieties.
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What do you do with a $21990 million-plus bottle of whisky?
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And Yulya, a painter, said she couldn't digest the results without whisky.
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Stone admitted that they were not able to identify the precise ingredients in whisky that are associated with these surfactant and polymer effects—the chemistry of whisky is pretty complicated— but they do have a few possible suspects.
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The Princeton scientists performed a series of experiments, revealing that the key difference between whisky and coffee is that whisky is a mix of two liquids — alcohol and water — while coffee is just water, with brown bits mixed in.
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"I've made a mistake of giving a whisky and cranberry to someone who ordered a whisky and coke," he said, adding that many fans do not seem to mind a messed-up a drink made by a movie star.
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Scotch whisky is protected under rules on geographic identifiers, which require that the term can be used only for whisky made in Scotland that fulfills specific production criteria, like being matured for three years and having flavorings or sweeteners.
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Whisky brokerage and investment experts at valuation firm Rare Whiskey 101 said that the number of bottles of single malt Scotch whisky sold at auction shot up by almost 2100 percent since the first half of the previous year.
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Roger comes back with some booze, and they toast to freedom and whisky.
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Our guide, Gordon, does a great job of explaining the whisky-making process.
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The tour ended with a "wee dram of Talisker Storm," their signature whisky.
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I became fascinated with whisky and the flavors of the different types available.
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Men are turning to a wider range of drinks, including whisky and wine.
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Scotch whisky might not benefit, however, as Britain leaves the EU in 2019.
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The Whisky Watch will be available on April 8th, if you're so inclined.
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Hold on to the memories with this impressive single malt scotch whisky collection.
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There are even some people who like cazuelas with rum, vodka, or whisky.
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Buy Now Cinnamon Whisky Gummy Bears, $8 Thought Fireball had seen its day?
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"The joke about wine and whisky is that they're 'semi-liquid,'" said Waltzer.
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The 2300 products targeted under the new levies include cheese, pasta and whisky.
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The Japanese company has captured the attention of whisky connoisseurs in recent years.
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I take a shot of whisky because cooking while buzzed is really fun.
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According to the company's website, Whisky Me offers memberships for $10 a month.
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WHISKY is back on the tables in Mosul, one of Iraq's biggest cities.
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I fancied a whisky and ice and eyed several bottles on the shelf.
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More than a dozen smaller whisky distilleries have opened in Scotland since 2013.
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Cover: A member of staff looking at the Diageo Claive Scotch Whisky collection.
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There's an exclusive secret society carefully keeping vigil over the Scotch whisky industry.
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But it's not just me — this bottle of whisky is ludicrously oversized, right?
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By contrast food and drink, including Scotch whisky exports, brought in 214 billion.
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Steven Murchie, 29, who works in a whisky shop, said he thought differently.
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The way we went about doing this is to use whisky flavor profiles.
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"We just eat with Whisky and with Lulu, we have a good time."
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"A lot more consumers are taking Canadian whisky seriously," Mr. de Kergommeaux said.
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A chilly G-19683 approaches, Sweden convicts a terrorist and Europe protects whisky.
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We just eat with Whisky and with Lulu, we have a good time.
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That raises the question: How does a $1 million bottle of whisky taste?
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Whisky underpins the economy of Islay (pronounced EYE-la) and much of Scotland.
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Producers also fret about special protections for Scotch whisky enshrined in European law.
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Amid fears of an unruly Brexit in 2019, wholesalers in Europe stockpiled whisky.
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This is the largest collection of whisky to ever go on public sale.
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The Glenlivet whisky capsules aren't trying (yet) to be the next big thing.
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Snapshot: Above, Whisky, a Border collie in Norway, and some of her toys.
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"BullionVault's software translates very easily to scotch whisky," he told CNBC's "Street Signs".
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Quebec has everything we need to have a whisky industry—except the legislation.
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Stewart got into the whisky game when he was just 17 years old.
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What is less clear, to a whisky outsider: Why are people buying it?
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"Five years ago would've been a good time to start buying [rare whiskeys]," says Dr. Nick Morgan, head of whisky outreach for Diageo, one of the world's biggest whisky producers, who helped launch the company's "rare malts" collection in 22.
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Like, I know where the Rehearsal Factory is but...on that night I decided that it was a good idea to drink a whole bottle of whisky, despite the fact that drinking a whole bottle of whisky could nearly kill me.
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TOKYO, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Japan's Suntory Holdings on Thursday unveiled a limited edition 55-year-old Yamazaki single malt whisky, which it will sell for 13 million yen ($27,347.31) a bottle, aiming to bolster its credentials as a premium whisky maker.
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If moving to rock is more your speed than the sounds of classical or opera, head to Ireland for the annual concert at the 240th-century Slane Castle (May), north of Dublin and home to a whisky distillery, Slane Irish Whisky.
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He plays his drum kit, smokes cigarettes, and drinks whisky in his prison cell.
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In 2016 exports of single-malt whisky were worth £1bn ($1.2bn), the most ever.
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One pours out some whisky for the departed frog, splashing it on Pepe's face.
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Definitely. If you don't have a cup like this, a whisky glass works fine.
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I'm the living proof that whisky collecting doesn't have to be an elitist hobby.
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She can smell him, sweat and whisky, radiating heat like a wall behind her.
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The Scotch Whisky Association argued that the plan conflicted with European Union trade rules.
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Button's photographs showed that you could get uniform stains from larger drops of whisky.
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Whisky making, too, is an evolving art that relies heavily upon tradition and history.
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But scotch and whisky has not been served at the forefront in the tales.
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You'll also be able to enjoy a traditional Japanese highball with Suntory Whisky Toki.
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In normal times the prime minister would have resigned immediately, whisky glass in hand.
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The maker of Johnnie Walker whisky owns about 55 percent of the Indian company.
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Klotz's "Swabian Single Malt Whisky", distilled near Stuttgart, is labeled as made in Germany.
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In total, the room boasts more than $700,000 worth of whisky by retail price.
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So resurrect your love of whisky whilst watching your favourite episode of GoT perhaps.
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Contained in those kits are a first aid bag, food, a phone, and whisky.
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Currently many Scotch Whisky companies list a Scottish address to comply with this requirement.
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Conservators received it in a plastic bag crammed unceremoniously inside a cardboard whisky box.
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She'd had enough of the cucumber cold press juice that was 70 percent whisky.
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Beer is still underappreciated in a region where wine, arak and whisky hold sway.
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The whisky was distilled in 1926, but bottled in 1986, according to USA Today.
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I'm a big whisky fan, so something broody and dark also goes down well.
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The Welsh certainly seem to be holding their own when it comes to whisky.
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Whisky distillers are seeing canceled orders, lower profits, and more layoffs, reports CBS News.
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Like whisky, a few drops of cold water suffice to bring out ouzo's aromas.
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Even when winging it while sipping whisky between jokes, he's still on top form.
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But they differ from blended Scotch as they do not contain any grain whisky.
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I have soaked dried currants in whisky to add to a simple chocolate cake.
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Nick Offerman is getting his own limited-edition whisky, and he created it himself!
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Kilchoman and eight rival Scotch whisky distilleries have flourished here in the past decade.
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Distilleries are building new warehouses for aging whisky around the island and adding stills.
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Today, however, 40-foot trucks use it to take whisky away to be bottled.
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It always amazes me that these fine particles will become elegant, complex Scotch whisky.
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That alone makes Whisky part of a very select group, although not a champion.
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But whisky capsules are meant to be ingested (by people of legal drinking age).
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Resurrect your love of whisky and Game of Thrones with these limited-edition treats.
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Here she is, falling into bed with a bottle of whisky or somebody's wife.
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A job posting from Grant's Whisky seems like proof that dream jobs do exist.
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Mohammed Hanif KARACHI, Pakistan — Pakistan was recently mesmerized by a bottle of Scotch whisky.
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So not only whisky - Roku which is craft Gin, and even the Jim Beam.
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Investment in old, rare and exclusive bottles of whisky is booming, according to analysts.
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From Channel Tunnel operator Eurotunnel to Scottish whisky distillers, firms want decisive government action.
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As the whisky took effect, masters' comments became digressive, and the poets became funnier.
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There could be something quite cool about Scottish people making whisky in the Midwest.
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Instead, they drank whisky—superb whisky that Peter's father had owned, unopened, since the last time Peter was on the island ten years earlier—and they talked about work, about their own experiences on the island in the past, about Peter's parents.
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TOKYO/LONDON (Reuters) - Japan's Suntory Holdings, faced with a whisky crunch, is selling a rare mix sourced from around the world as premium whisky, aiming to elevate the status of young blends among discerning drinkers who often swear by aged single malts.
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Filed on Monday in Wilmington, Delaware federal court, the lawsuit said the distillery's use of the name "Virginia-Highland Whisky" on some of its spirits is deceptive because the term "Highland" and the spelling of "whisky" evoke a false association with Scotland.
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I'm no whisky aficionado, but I enjoyed the peppery burn I got from my pour.
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He hadn't really found his voice yet, which didn't happen until the Whisky, pretty much.
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I parked behind Whisky A Go Go and walked up to Rainbow Bar and Grill.
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So too has a female silhouette, whisky bottle in hand, dancing on her car roof.
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Instead the world knows Scotland as the land of kilts, whisky, haggis and beefcake Highlanders.
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Ainda envelhece por 22015 meses em barris de whisky produzido na região de Islay, Escócia .
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The whisky is then blended with a distilled Tabasco sauce "essence" for a fiery finish.
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Sprawled in his chair, he savors the smoke and a whisky, and starts dozing off.
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Niinami is also bullish on India, where the most whisky in the world is consumed.
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This leads some experienced tasters to say that whiskey is smoother while whisky is stronger.
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That might not sounds like a wide availability, but sadly, it's better than Whisky Me's.
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A rare 60-year-old Macallan whisky fetched $1.1 million at an auction this week.
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Nanban: Japanese Soul Food | $2400 Trend alert: Whisky makers and beer brewers are teaming up.
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Bourbon volumes rose 6.4 percent last year, and imported whisky posted a 3.4 percent pace.
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Of course, we are confident Scotch whisky will remain the pre-eminent international spirit drink.
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She was outside holding the bottle of whisky Peter had brought over the night before.
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The world's most expensive and rare collection of Japanese whisky is going up for auction.
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The little whisky seller had been assassinated just after the arrival of the religious men.
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From this, can you tell me what type of whisky a CIA spy would like?
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They started out doing arena productions inside the Whisky a Go Go for 400 people.
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Underwear and some whisky flasks are not the way we wish to honor our elders.
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Penderyn's Welsh still produces the highest strength of any malt whisky made in the world.
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"We had no idea whether the whisky was going to be any good," Mikko says.
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What I like about Canadian whisky is that we can adapt easily to changing tastes.
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They played at the Whisky a Go Go and other clubs along the Sunset Strip.
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You start with Jack Daniels, then Jameson, and you get used to that whisky taste.
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Opened in 2015, the Isle of Harris Distillery is Harris's first legal whisky-producing operation.
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Pernod Ricard is not alone in seeking to tap into China's growing thirst for whisky.
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Top with the Islay whisky and garnish with a piece of candied or fresh ginger.
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We may drink wine or a bit of whisky to go along with the food.
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The whisky will be available this month for $75, according to Food & Wine and Fortune.
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Opportunities to write about American whiskey have grown well beyond trade journals like Whisky Advocate.
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The Beatles demanded to visit the Whisky when they toured the United States in 1964.
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For example, we sold casks of whisky to other countries because we needed the cash.
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He poured him one whisky that cost $21.5 an ounce and another that cost $22.50.
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O'Leary and I had a 1.5-ounce serving, which is about $5,000 worth of whisky.
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"Scotch, and indeed all whisky, investments have traditionally been an investment of passion," Simpson added.
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"It's the same ingredients in every whisky, yet the taste is so different," she said.
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It's a stereotype that female whisky drinkers want to shed, including local schoolteacher Katy Orwin.
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When Stewart embarked on his whisky career some 55 years ago, the trends were different.
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We like to think that Uncle Duke's is a Scotch whisky that thinks he's American.
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For us, it's not about a big age statement and having loads of old whisky.
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The collection includes bottlings from closed distilleries no longer making whisky such as the Rosebank 2800.
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Next year the company will also spend more on marketing Scotch whisky, its biggest product category.
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According to the Falkirk Herald, officers discovered £39,272 ($47,747) worth of whisky stashed in his attic.
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Davis imports young whisky from Scotland but makes his own Lost Spirits Navy rum from molasses.
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The single malt whisky is being auctioned at Sotheby's with bids being accepted through May 9.
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Forget wine of the month clubs — what we truly need are whisky of the month clubs.
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"The Whisky had just opened up and I used to go there every night," Goldstein says.
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He runs Pernod Ricard, a firm that sells Chivas whisky and Absolut vodka, among other drinks.
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He could be whisky-wild like Jerry Lee Lewis, or a chansonnier in Charles Aznavour mode.
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In contrast with the making of whisky or beer, the grains are usually fermented while solid.
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He slipped an unopened bottle of his father's whisky under his rain coat and headed uphill.
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My daily routine would consist of a bottle of whisky and taking the drugs all day.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain reportedly asked Mr. Trump to lift tariffs on Scotch whisky.
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The 3 mistakes people make when buying, ordering, and drinking whisky — and what to do instead
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The whisky, bottled by the Scottish retailers Gordon & MacPhail, sold for a hammer price of £400.
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Brussels then chose politically sensitive products, such as whisky from Kentucky and Harley Davidsons from Wisconsin.
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Then we looked at connections between personality traits and the preferences for those specific whisky profiles.
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Did you take the test and were you surprised by the whisky you were paired with?
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The cinnamon-infused whisky brand have now introduced the party equivalent of a double-barreled flamethrower.
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Every heater is like someone dropping a shot of whisky in your crappy light beer. 23.
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We have Finland's first female whisky distiller, [and] six or seven locals working there every day.
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Mr. Kuhlman said an Asian customer requested a glass dashboard enclosure to display his finest whisky.
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It swooped up another world's best award for its single cask malt whisky the following year.
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The classic version is the Haig Dimple whisky bottle, with its short neck and flattened sides.
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A new edition of the Canadian whisky, the 13-year-old blenders' mash, brought back memories.
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It started out shipping whisky for President Idi Amin in the 1970s and collapsed in 2001.
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The distillery will have a Chinese partner to produce a malt whisky catering to local tastes.
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Between Gazzarri's and Whisky, and smack dab next to Roxy, sits the Rainbow Bar and Grill.
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Today, Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey are among the protected geographical designations in the European Union.
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Mr. Hughes had been planning to release a special whisky with a barrel maker in Kentucky.
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Carbon-14 is absorbed by most living things -- including the barley used to make Scotch whisky.
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Mr. Akuto, though, acquired the 226 casks in inventory and started his own company, Venture Whisky.
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Most Pakistanis had not seen a bottle of whisky in the news in a long time.
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But this one bottle of whisky, waved around by a policeman, was broadcast on a loop.
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Because of the huge pull down of whisky sales, we reduced production for the time being.
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So the budding chemistry student as a teenager became a whisky connoisseur in the following years.
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He began his career writing about beer, but later shifted focus to Scotland and malt whisky.
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The closest thing to a speakeasy is Tadioto, a new whisky bar in the French Quarter.
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There are plenty of whisky distilleries within driving distance of Aberdeen, each offering tours and tastings.
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Mario Maglieri (1924–2017), owner of the Whisky a Go Go and the Rainbow Bar & Grill.
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Who wants to bet he orders a lot of oysters and whisky between now and then?
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An index tracking the value of the top 1,000 Scotch whisky bottles grew 203 percent between Jan 1, 2013 and Sept 30, 2015, said Matthew Fergusson-Stewart, regional brand ambassador for Glenfiddich, Asia Pacific at William Grant & Sons, citing data from a consultancy called Rare Whisky 101.
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When Zhang Wei, China's highest-paid Internet writer, forked out 10,000 Swiss francs (USD $103,026) on 20 milliliters (0.68 ounces) of Macallan 1878 at the Waldhaus Am See hotel's Devil's Place whisky bar in July, it made headlines and drew a lot of attention from whisky fanatics.
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It has been really exciting for them too because their horizons with whisky have now been extended.
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Now you just have to decide if you're more of a whisky or vodka kind of person.
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They can nip out for a quick shot of whisky and you wouldn't know they have gone.
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"More and more, I tend to get some nice bottles of whisky, cognac and Armagnac," he adds.
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Scotland's devolved government said it was "deeply concerned" that Scotch whisky was being implicated in the dispute.
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If you're struggling, look no further than the Game of Thrones inspired single malt scotch whisky collection.
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Scapa, a whisky-maker, sees potential in automating bits of production and tracking employees throughout the distillery.
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Many politicians, businesspeople, intellectuals, journalists and even whisky-swilling generals would far rather a more secular Pakistan.
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"Diageo [a British firm] will send them a load of whisky," says a former Home Office official.
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Failing that, there are plenty of whisky tours, as the Scottish are famous for their Scotch whiskies.
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"If you take three shots of whisky, I usually take them over maybe two hours," he said.
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The whisky—without an 'e'—wasn't distilled in Ireland or aged in charred new-oak American barrels.
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"Have you seen my new Whisky Watch?" starving farmers asked their neighbors during the Highland Potato Famine.
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The final piece of the Game of Thrones whisky collection is all yours for £120 on Amazon.
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The scientists have not identified the particular surfactant and polymers in whisky or where they come from.
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Bad bootleggers passed a hot needle through the neck of your bottle and drew your whisky out.
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First, it includes the phrase "freedom and whisky gang together," an idiom Claire frequently repeated to Jamie.
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Naked, sweaty, and inspired, they started talking about the possibility of actually making Finnish rye whisky themselves.
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That's one reason we chose to go all the way, to make 100-percent malted rye whisky.
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One other important Scotch category exists, blended malt whisky, a combination of two or more single malts.
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Like bourbon and most American ryes, Canadian whisky is typically made from a combination of different grains.
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Clay Risen put away some Canadian whisky and Robert Simonson downed a Caesar, Canada's contribution to cocktails.
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A sheet of annotated paper between cheese and platter made the cheese course resemble a whisky tasting.
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The first whisky released by Suntory in the United States before Japan, Toki was launched in 2016.
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The whisky used rotates from month to month, so the drink is never be quite the same.
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I've participated in multiple 'whisky tasting experiences' over the years, and it's comical how bad I am.
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Whisky is Scotland's largest export, accounting for £4.8 billion ($6.3 billion) worth of international sales in 2017.
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"Quite a few men join whisky societies and clubs, and they get themselves this kilt to wear."
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Sea mist shrouds Islay, Scotland, a rugged and remote island that is home to iconic whisky distilleries.
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SCOTCH WHISKY ASSOCIATION SAYS VERY DISAPPOINTED THAT THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT HAS ANNOUNCED TARIFFS ON OUR PRODUCTS
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It has its hands full with whisky, you might think, yet the place is brimming with gins.
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While you're shopping for drinks, you might also want to pick up a bottle of Australian whisky.
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It's the namesake of Balvenie distillery, a whisky distillery owned by William Grant & Sons founded in 1892.
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"We still rely on our sales of blended whisky for the bulk of our profits," Stewart says.
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The world's best whisky isn't being distilled in Japan or Kentucky or Scotland—it's made in Taiwan.
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We use everything we can from Hong Kong, like dry orange peels to make the whisky sour.
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Knob Creek Small Batch Kentucky straight whiskey — £24.90 (list price £35.00) Jura Journey whisky — £22.49 (list price £235.00) Edinburgh Gin — £280.00 (bundle saving £234.00) Jack Daniel's No.279.99 Gold Tennessee whiskey — £229.00 (list price £250.00) Naked Grouse blended malt scotch whisky — £89.993 (list price £289.99) A little helping hand.
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For the Chinese, the spirit may lack the status of posh cognac or whisky, but consumption is growing.
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I grew up with rice as well, so I thought, Why not distill whisky from this prominent grain?
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According to Norman, Wilson sat Gronau down with a bottle of whisky and a stack of sales records.
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Even the cheap local hooch, like his eye-watering Boss Whisky, is not selling, because everyone is broke.
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There are also whiskeys made mostly from rye, and Canadian whisky can be a blend of many things.
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Bernasconi called in Fife-based Rare Whisky 101 (RW101,) one of the world's leading authorities on rare whiskey.
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While many Americans lamented the ban—and dodged it by getting legal whisky prescribed by doctors—others rejoiced.
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George Dickel Tennessee Whisky teamed up with McIlhenny Company's Tabasco pepper sauce to create the award-wining spirit.
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It's made up of 150 parts but, sadly, does not include the services of a dedicated whisky steward.
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What happens over years spent in a barrel "is part of the wonderful mystery of whisky", they say.
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Scotch whisky might not benefit from such a deal as Britain will be leaving the EU in 2019.
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Check. Skulls, corpsepaint, horns, devils, bat wings, snake fangs, axes, whisky, guitars, drums, razors, bloodstains, crosses, graves, runes?
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A typical day's fare would include a bottle of whisky and two bottles of wine, among other substances.
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It has also created new whisky concoctions with crafty-sounding names such as Smoky Goat and Boxing Hares.
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Peter offered her the rest of the whisky, but it came out so heavily slurred, Grace actually laughed.
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"I can answer any question about whisky, but please don't ask me about anything else," he told me.
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I asked Miyamoto if he had picked up any hangover cures in his lifetime in the whisky world.
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You can also pick up Bowmore No.1 single malt scotch whisky for just £21.90, down from £32.00.
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"The whisky industry will now have a sustainable and reliable way of disposing of their residue", Tangney said.
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UK PM JOHNSON URGED U.S. PRESIDENT TRUMP TO LIFT TARIFFS ON GOODS INCLUDING SCOTCH WHISKY - DOWNING STREET SPOKESPERSON
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David Beckham helped launched Haig Club whisky in 2014 with an ad campaign that exuded style and luxury.
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"Whisky to the consumer can be quite a complex and challenging minefield of a spirit category," Aske says.
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Vast mountain scenery, epic castles, Celtic roots, a longstanding rivalry with the English, and a love for whisky.
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"The curious thing is that people who claim they don't like whisky say they like Penderyn," he says.
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They spent a few days dreaming about the future while eating barbecue and sipping whisky in the sun.
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From the very beginning, we wanted to make our interpretation of rye whisky—not to mimic other products.
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The last time a bottle of Macallan Valerio Adami 1926 whisky was auctioned, a world record was set.
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While the malt components are the crucial elements, the grain whisky is not just neutral spirit, like vodka.
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Pink and Carey Hart have shown supreme allegiance to their favorite whisky, by naming their new baby Jameson.
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The onus now shifts to a court in Hamburg, where the Scotch Whisky Association must prove its case.
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Connoisseurs can be seen sipping whisky on tours of Kilchoman, the huge gleaming copper stills in action nearby.
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Whisky, a Border collie in Norway, learned the names and categories of at least 54 of her toys.
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I order a gin & tonic while M orders a whisky ginger ale and I Venmo her for mine.
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Toulvaddie single malt is a light whisky whose first barrels will be ready for sale in a decade.
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" She said the whisky is being made the "traditional Scottish Highland way, hands on, with no mechanics involved.
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Mr. Jackson is perhaps best known for his book "Michael Jackson's Malt Whisky Companion," first published in 1989.
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On Friday morning, a Ford Focus powered by whisky residue made its first successful test drive in Edinburgh.
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This is a coming-of-age story, in a way, as she ultimately learns to trade the mythology of the drunken genius ("Whisky and Ink, Whisky and Ink" ran the headline of a profile of John Berryman in 1967) for the monotony of the anecdotes delivered in Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
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A few moths ago, the province recalled Georgian Bay Vodka because, again, it would fuck you up more than it was supposed to (the vodka, sold at 40 percent, had some bottles with up to 80 percent.) Next time, just drink a whisky—you can always blame it on whisky.
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The anxiety stems because a) I'm not a skilled whisky expert and b) Japanese whisky like this is expensive as hell and also c) it's only midnight and I still have a long night after these four pours (plus the highball I'd finished two minutes before I was propositioned this challenge).
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But it wasn't until we started playing the Whisky that we started blowing these big groups off the stage.
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The malt whisky was distilled in 1926 and aged 60 years in sherry casks, then was released in 1986.
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This directly led to the development of the Soviet Whisky class sub, which were active during the Cold War.
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Whisky won't be the only heavy seller over the celebration as global sales of haggis hit their annual peak.
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"I hope my boss doesn't find out," says Colbert in the video above, sipping from a glass of whisky.
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Be sure to head to the world famous Oban whisky distillery for a tour after you handle the birds!
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Johnnie Walker's double black label is definitely a whisky to go to if you like a more mature drink.
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"Ummm, whisky cocktails are for sipping & savouring, not exploding in your mouth all in one go," wrote Susie Mac.
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Often evocative of bacon, bonfires, and/or whisky, it's one of the more divisive genres of beer out there.
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If the Astros win, Cruz's staff will be treated to crab cakes and whisky from Catoctin Creek Distilling Company.
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If you find yourself suddenly wishing you were in Scotland, it may be more than just the whisky talking.
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The company said it would continue to own the Black Velvet Whisky and related production plant in Lethbridge, Alberta.
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Whisky Me isn't the only liquor company that has recently taken to using nostalgic pouches as its alcohol vessels.
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Government employees work inside Murree's fortress-like walls and hold the keys to locks on every vat of whisky.
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In a pointless race to make his way through his father's whisky, he was, of course, drinking too much.
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Highland Park Dark Origins ($25.62) & Sixpoint Sköll (price varies) Trend alert: Whisky makers and beer brewers are teaming up.
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Too much tannin and aged whisky tastes like biting into the side of a tree or an orange pith.
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" David Frost, chief executive of Scotch Whisky Association "The process of leaving the EU will inevitably generate significant uncertainty.
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They also mark the shift from summer to winter drinks — from rosé and gin, to red wine and whisky.
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Whisky makers' general confidence may come from decades of working with a product that only gets better with age.
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Oh, and they have a special pre-set drink ritual—two quick and dirty shots of plain 'ol whisky.
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Situated just across from the studio was a booth that offered bottles of whisky, which he bought in droves.
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Small-scale investors can get into the market for $500 to $5,000 for a bottle of potentially collectible whisky.
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Such limited-edition malts aimed at collectors form the apex of both the primary and secondary Scotch whisky markets.
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Whisky may look like an attractive investment, but inexperienced buyers beware: Don't store bottles on their side like wine.
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As the alcohol in whisky evaporates, the concentration of water increases, and that creates flows that generate the patterns.
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Around, who has been trying to find his way through a muddle of self-loathing, whisky and failed relationships.
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Their drink of choice, meanwhile, was not Schlitz, "Colorado Kool-Aid," or Blue Ribbon beer, but Fireball Cinnamon Whisky.
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Whatever the truth of it is, that put paid to whisky production in Wales for the next hundred years.
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In with the vodka is a smoky whisky, sweet Thai chili, and a rim of salt and chili flakes.
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You know what, if you're going to drink a whisky, add one or two drops of water in there.
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The taste of whisky in my grandfather's mouth was as torpid and flat as his life and his outlook.
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Seconds later, the door creaks open, revealing a speakeasy-style Japanese whisky bar and music club called Tomi Jazz.
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The judge was saying 'Order, Order' so I did order: one plate of chicken and two quarters of whisky.
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The whisky sour was light and creamy, thanks in part to a hand-blender that created a silky foam.
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The Springburn Bond in Glasgow isn't what you imagine the home of a Scotch whisky company to look like.
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And while whisky is Scotland's national drink to the world, to many locals, Irn Bru is a close second.
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A whisky highball is a natural fit for this Greenwich Village bar, which focuses on lighter styles of drinking.
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The Drover is one, a dimly-lit, cavernous restaurant with a very tasty seven-ounce, whisky-marinated sirloin ($15.95).
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Antony McCallum, a boutique whisky producer in Scotland, in one of the warehouses he uses to store his spirits.
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The whisky collection belonged to Richard Gooding, the former owner and CEO of Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of Denver.
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Whisky and a cigarette and the meandering conversation that went with them were more his thing than the treadmill.
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JON PARELES OTIS REDDING: 'LIVE AT THE WHISKY A GO GO: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS' Stax; six CDs, $44.99; amazon.
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Karen Betts, chief executive of the Scotch Whisky Association told CNBC she sees a "massive growth opportunity" in China.
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Whisky brand Johnnie Walker released a product with a limited edition "Jane Walker" label for the month of March.
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"The best ones had a subtlety that is rare in Scotch whisky and almost nonexistent in American," David said.
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Growing up in the whisky-mad area, the soft-spoken Nelson said entering the industry seemed a natural choice.
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Whisky might not be the most conventional buying opportunity – but for this investor, it's a commodity worth investing in.
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You can, at this very moment, buy a bottle of Macallan Double Cask 12 Year Old whisky for $71.
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"It would be great to think that the whisky could be opened by the buyer," Robertson told the Times.
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According to Celtic Renewables, only 10 percent of "what flows out of the distillery" – any distillery – eventually becomes whisky.
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"We've been talking to all sorts of Chinese businesses, so that's been really helpful, and lots of Chinese businesses in the food and drinks sector who might be interested in importing more Scotch whisky," Karen Betts, chief executive at Scotch Whisky Association told CNBC about her experience traveling with the U.K. delegation.
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A 3,900-bottle whisky collection that contains some of the rarest whiskys in the world could sell for a total of over $103 million, with some individual bottles going for more than $1 million, according to Whisky Auctioneer, which will be auctioning what it has dubbed "The Perfect Collection" in early 2020.
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Fairly recently, in whisky cocktail culture, I've noticed that women are now making decisions and deciding which cocktails they want.
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It's true that when you think of whisky, you think of your dad, your grandfather, and a lot of men.
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Cask finishing is a technique typically employed by rum and whisky makers, to give new flavours to wine and spirits.
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The United States counts for 25 percent of a global single malt whisky market of 6 million 9-liters cases.
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The DNA analysis determined that his father wasn't whisky salesman Gavin Welby, who was married to his mother Jane Williams.
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With the UK slowly getting colder and colder, now is the perfect time to enjoy a whisky (responsibly, of course).
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The main course featured tender lamb served with Yukon Gold potatoes and spring vegetables, drizzled with Yukon Jack Canadian whisky.
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After that first meeting at the Whisky, Hendrix invited Kath and the rest of the band to join his tour.
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As ferocious and unconventional as this whisky-drenched treat is, it's not all that surprising coming from The Bagel Nook.
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The whisky is expected to sell for at least $85,000 based on previous The Dalmore auctions, according to the company.
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There is no reserve on the auction for the whisky, but Dalmore believes it may sell for higher than $85,000.
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Reinforcing that claim, we spot a billboard advertising said whisky in this tequila town through a sea of blue agave.
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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers wait backstage before performing at the Whisky a Go Go in Los Angeles in 1977.
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Scotchtrooper's Instagram (and blog) will tempt you toward the Dark Side with its fun pairing of stormtroopers and scotch whisky.
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The only thing that could make the experience any better would be a bottle of Johnnie Walker's White Walker whisky.
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You can enjoy this blended whisky in any number of classic cocktails, but it's best drunk directly from the freezer.
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So whisky makers in Scotland (where they spell it without the "e") are trying to get themselves off the rocks.
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In addition, Suntory talked about alternative ways of drinking whisky and premium spirits, such as mixing them with carbonated water.
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An Irish whiskey has to age for three years while a Scottish whisky can get away with only two years.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office listed olives, Italian cheese and Scotch whisky among those which could be hit with tariffs.
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Guzzling whisky and dependent on his carer, the invalid who is its protagonist had been assumed dead by the locals.
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This ice mold is perfect for the whisky or scotch enthusiast who frequently brings up The Force in casual conversation.
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Similar price relationships are evident in spot and forward prices for wine and whisky, natural gas, gasoline and crude oil.
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He was sitting in his father's old armchair, drinking whisky, reading a novel, when lights appeared in the woods outside.
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I bought two four-liter boxes of cheap red wine, a six pack, and a bottle of Red Grouse whisky.
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Meanwhile, a gourmet meal courtesy of former Pastis chef Pascal Le Seac'h, including a whisky tasting, was enjoyed by all.
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"The rum category posted a decline of 1.2 percent as consumer interest has shifted to whisky and tequila," said IWSR.
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The company is the world's biggest maker of Scotch whisky, which is mostly exported and would benefit from sterling's weakness.
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Answer: Sorry, Dave, the fundamental difference is that genever traditionally involves malt wine, which has whisky notes, gin does not.
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We walked around the distillery, the first whisky distillery in Japan, exploring out the inner workings of the hallowed ground.
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Think fires, think Santa loading up his sleigh, think taking your drunk ass to bed having sipped too much whisky.
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"Some archives can be quite academic and paper-based," says Jacqui Seargeant, the Global Archive Manager for Dewar's Scotch Whisky.
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One of their number, Tony Goddard, an amiable former construction manager, pauses while drinking whisky and gestures to the sun.
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This ice mold is perfect for the whisky or Scotch enthusiast who frequently brings up The Force in casual conversation.
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Beam Suntory was formed in 2014 when the Japanese whisky maker Suntory bought its U.S. rival Beam for $14 billion.
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St. Patrick whisky, a single malt aged five years, is slightly peaty, certified 100-percent Moselle, and bottled in Metz.
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How did you end up working with the Scotch Malt Whisky Society on both the study and on Flavour Behavior?
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It's a mark of this giant stoic oak falling into old age and then death, before being reborn with whisky.
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While she was making the album, Maguire would drink a bottle of whisky and two bottles of wine a day.
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"This is our castle," Liu says, motioning to the citadel-like building where the whisky is made, matured, and tasted.
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They recalled smoking Marlboro cigarettes with clients—not the horrible home-brands available these days—and drinking real Scotch whisky.
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Understanding how a certain whisky will react to individual types of wood is a skill that sets master blenders apart.
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Following several years of analysing whisky, she was approached by Glenmorangie in 1995 and was named master blender in 2003.
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The last time prohibition ended in America, Joseph Kennedy was already in business thanks to some medicinal whisky import licenses.
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To curb demand while its single-malt whisky matured, the distillery began producing an award-winning Isle of Harris Gin.
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It argued that by using the term "glen," the German company had infringed on the protected status of Scotch whisky.
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The tariffs, approved by the World Trade Organization, include 13% duties on goods ranging from French wine to Scotch whisky.
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During the research, Whisky proved in tests that she knew the names for at least 54 of her 59 toys.
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A burger costs almost $26 at current exchange rates, 553 pounds, and blended whisky starts at nearly $10 a glass.
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It went ahead with partial tariffs on most Airbus jets and products from cheese to olives and single-malt whisky.
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It went ahead with partial tariffs on most Airbus jets and products from cheese to olives and single-malt whisky.
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Well this Yamazaki Single Malt Whisky may just be the most declarative status symbol this side of the 1 percent.
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Whisky exports accounted for the largest sum by far, totalling an estimated £1.8 billion in the six months to June.
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In order to make whisky, you first soak barley in water, then transfer it to a malting floor to germinate.
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If we're being honest: I'm a middle-aged, unemployed, pot-smoking, whisky-drinking Muslim who is dating a British girl.
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We stop at a small inn for breakfast ($13.44) before walking over what we came to see: the Talisker Whisky Distillery.
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Our tasting at the conclusion of the tour confirms that this whisky isn't as "peppery" as Talisker's, but I enjoy it.
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MUNCHIES caught up with Kikori's founder, Ann Soh Woods, over rice whisky-flavored chocolate truffles and dandelion tea in Los Angeles.
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Ann Soh Woods: I've been a big fan of whisky since I was a child because my father always drank it.
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When I went back to Tokyo as a young adult, my sisters and I rediscovered Japanese whisky and that was it.
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Earlier this year, the Macallan Valerio Adami 1926 bottle of whisky sold for $0003 million at an auction in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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If you've been dreaming of turning full hipster and opening a whisky distillery, there's never been a better time than now.
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Scotch whisky contributes nearly £5 billion ($6.25 billion) a year to the U.K. economy, according to research commissioned by the industry.
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I learn that that older does not always equal better in the world of whisky, and that alcohol professionals are maniacs.
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ON APRIL 10th a freight train pulled out of Barking station in London carrying Scotch whisky, baby milk and engineering equipment.
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People have been enjoying Scotch whisky for hundreds of years, usually in a glass and often on the rocks, of course.
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A single malt whisky comes from a single distillery, versus a blend like Johnny Walker, which comes from several Scottish distilleries.
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To confirm this picture, the researchers showed that whisky-like liquids lacking either polymers or surfactants did not produce uniform stains.
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And, as each country sets their own rules and regulations about the liquor's distillation, whiskey and whisky are actually made differently.
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It has also said it would respond to tariffs with its own duties on U.S. products, including motor bikes and whisky.
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No matter how many holiday gift guides you read, someone is bound to be unhappy that you bought them whisky stones.
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Unless special directions are given only white or red wine, or whisky and soda will be offered at luncheon, or dinner.
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He realized that he looked no better—sleep-deprived, unshaven, his mouth still dry from too much whisky the night before.
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Edinburgh-based Celtic Renewables is taking the by-products of whisky production and using them to create a next-generation biofuel.
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Marketing creativity aside, the whole idea — whisky and music released together for an expanded consumer sensual experience — is rooted in science.
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However, he accepted the challenge from his team to make a rare whisky by exploring some of the oldest aging casks.
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The most poignant moment occurs right at the end, though, when Evie asks her fiancée to taste the whisky she's chosen.
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Scotland is famous for whisky production but the price change will target cheap, strong alcohol favored by binge drinkers, experts said.
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He then took two empty whisky bottles out of the recycling bin and stood them up in front of the door.
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If you can't, well, maybe see what answers are to be found at the bottom of that hidden flask of whisky.
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No, the world's priciest whisky hails from Japan, thanks to a record-shattering auction price garnered by a regular-sized bottle.
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With turnover of 65 million pounds, Macleod's has an 80-million-pound loan facility, backed by whisky stocks, to expand further.
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If we dilute the whisky too much the concentration of the taste compounds is reduced and the drink will be meager.
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The following year, Rootstock organizers collected 500 liters worth of wine, beer, whisky, and cheese that had been spit into buckets.
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Whisky from Alberta Distillers in Canada is Ao's biggest constituent, followed by liquid from Jim Beam's Clermont and Booker Noe distilleries.
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Johnson was described as "out of touch" after discussing the export of Scotch whisky during a visit to a Sikh temple.
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And we are going to inhale the entire thing like a musky, complex whisky, and see what bones come out. Come.
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Pernod Ricard fell 4.9 percent after third-quarter sales came in below expectations as whisky sales in China continued to suffer.
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With Dr. Moore's help, the Society laboriously developed a personality test that will direct you to the whisky of your dreams.
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Under such a politics, political leaders of both parties can trade roads and bridges over whisky cocktails at after-hours parties.
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"This indicates that the taste of guaiacol in the whisky would be enhanced upon dilution prior to bottling," the authors stated.
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One of the new entrants, the Eau Claire Distillery outside Calgary, Alberta, released its first whisky, a single malt, in December.
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Nico Liu, Kavalan's "Whisky Creation & Market Development Brand Ambassador," greets me at the front of a convention center at the property.
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The area was known for its pure water, making it perfect for both a water plant and later a whisky distillery.
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Fortunately for me, the world's best whisky happens to be made in a country with the world's best night markets, too.
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The scientists started by investigating 26 whisky samples that were distilled between 24.7 and 2015 for the radioactive isotope carbon-14.
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"The amount of people who have even tasted this whisky are few and far between," scotch consultant Becky Paskin told Bloomberg.
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Nixon was a pessimist who liked to brood alone with a bottle of whisky, whereas Mr Johnson is a gregarious optimist.
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The Scottish Whisky Association has said the planned U.S. tariffs on the spirit drink is disproportionate and will "undoubtedly damage" sales.
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The measures, also based on national security, prompted EU counter-measures, with increased tariffs on motorbikes, whisky and other U.S. product.
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Since late 22014, Teroforma has sold "whisky stones," a term for which it holds both the trademark and the domain (whiskystones.com).
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To put that into context the Scottish [whisky production] is 250 million cases, so there is plenty of room to grow.
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" He added: "Continental Europe is also home to a huge community of passionate rare whisky enthusiasts – particularly for long discontinued bottles.
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"Two kilometers south of here, this would be a whisky," he says, pointing to a bottle of Quebec's first single malt.
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I get out of my taxi at the King Car Whisky Distillery on the outskirts of Yilan City in northeast Taiwan.
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If you had to guess which country would be the first to make a whisky-powered car, you'd say Scotland, right?
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I did see a quote from you that said that you guys were just tired of the whisky scene in Scotland.
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