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Three Bottlings from The Whisky Boys Cabin

It has been a while since Nicola and I have done a tasting. So I popped into the Whisky Boys Cabin and selected three bottles to do a wee tasting update....
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Fettercairn – Launch of the new 18 Year Old

I was delighted to receive an invitation to visit Fettercairn Distillery for the launch of the new 18 Year Old Single Malt expression. This is Fettercairn’s first-ever single malt that has...
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Samuel Gelstons – Gold Rush Campaign

Since 1830 Samuel Gelston has been ageing, blending and bottling Irish Whiskeys. The Simon Gelston Whiskeys range from young Malts and Single Pot Stills all the way up to 28 Year...
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Old Pulteney – The Coastal Series

Old Pulteney (The Maritimer Malt) has released its first new expressions as part of its new Coastal Series. The first is ‘Pineau des Charentes wine finish’. There will be a total...
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Tamnavulin – White Wine Cask Edition

At the foot of the Cairngorm Mountains, on the Southside of Speyside sits Tamnavulin Distillery. A little hidden on the banks of the River Livet near Ballindalloch. The name Tamnavulin is...
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The Borders Malt & Rye. WS:01

The distillery is in the Borders town of Hawick and is the first  Borders Scotch Whisky distillery since 1837. Distilling gin, vodka and all from locally sourced barley. Also are a...
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Glen Scotia – Campbeltown Harbour

Campbeltown was not the town’s original name. It was known as Lochhead until the mid-19th century when the name Campbeltown was given by the local lairds, the Campbells. By 1795 there...
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Aber Falls – Single Malt Welsh Whisky

Abergwyngregyn (meaning Mouth of the river of the white shells) is the home of this Welsh Distillery and sits at the foot of the wonderful Aber Falls. The first new distillery...
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