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THE LOCH FYNE FYNEST FETTERCAIRN 24 YEAR OLD – Scotch Whisky News

The Loch Fyne Fynest
Fettercairn 24 Year Old

Our Fynest Fettercairn 24 Year Old is matured in an ex-bourbon hogshead before being re-racked to a first fill Sauternes cask. What you get is a truly unique, fabulously sweet, and rich wee dram! The Loch Fyne Fynest Fettercairn 24 Year Old matured until February 2020 in an ex-bourbon hogshead before being re-racked to a first fill Sauternes cask. What you get is a truly unique, fabulously sweet, and rich wee dram. This limited release is free from chill filtration and at its natural colour, bottled at a powerful cask strength of 53.6% abv.

£185.00
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HAMISH SAYS

Nose: banana, tropical fruits, dates, almonds, and fresh ginger.

Palate: pistachios, poached pear, and dark chocolate with a hint of espresso coffee.

Finish: treacle, sultanas, and orange zest.

Johnnie Walker: A Global Giant with a Local Voice – Scotch Whisky News

Johnnie Walker: A global giant with a local voice

Johnnie Walker is the world’s number one Scotch whisky brand.1 Following the celebration of the brand’s 200th year in 2020, this year we’ve taken the first bold steps into a new chapter of Johnnie Walker’s remarkable journey. We also welcomed over 235,000 visitors to Johnnie Walker Princes Street,2 our newly opened visitor experience in Edinburgh, and unveiled a new era of the brand’s iconic ‘Keep Walking’ story.

During the pandemic, people around the world experienced dramatic shifts in their everyday lives. At Johnnie Walker, these changes, combined with our consumer insight, created an opportunity to instil the iconic ‘Keep Walking’ line with contemporary meaning, continuing to build this global giant through new, local connections. Hot on the heels of unveiling a bold new look for Johnnie Walker, we launched our new ‘Keep Walking’ campaign in October 2021. For more than 20 years, Johnnie Walker has inspired people with these two simple words, and this next chapter will continue to build cultural relevance for the brand among the next generation of whisky drinkers.

Our campaign burst onto screens, into venues, social feeds and advertising spaces in over 50 countries. Through partnerships with local changemakers, including CL, the South Korean rapper; Burna Boy, the Nigerian singer, songwriter and performance artist; and DJ Alok, the Brazilian DJ and record producer, we reconnected people with the socialising spaces they had missed for so long. We broke away from more conventional communications, telling the story of African creativity in an award-winning documentary, ‘The Ones Who Keep Walking’, which was made with the Forbes 30-under-30 director, Amarachi Nwosu. We shared inspiring quotes on progress from famous personalities, such as Grace Jones, Mark Twain and Mae West, across city skylines and cultural hot spots. And our television and cinema advertisement ‘Anthem’ brought Johnnie Walker’s charismatic spirit and the power of ‘Keep Walking’ to life with energy and optimism.

Johnnie Walker organic net sales grew 34% this year, surpassing 21 million nine-litre cases. And the ‘Keep Walking’ campaign’s success speaks for itself. We’re proud that, judged against 13,000 other advertisements, ‘Keep Walking’ won three top 10 places in Kantar’s Creative Effectiveness Awards 2022.

This Saturday: Garrison Brothers Bourbon Tasting at The Whisky Shop #SFO – American Whiskey News

Saturday, August 20, 2 PM – 5 PM

Garrison Brothers Whiskey

Join us for an expert presented tasting of Garrison Brothers Whisky! We’ll have a variety of their award-winning bottlings to try, with experts present for all your whisky questions. Garrison rarely appears at our store events, so don’t miss your chance to try this spectacular bourbon.

Voted the Best Craft Whiskey Distillery in America, Garrison Brothers is the first legal whiskey distillery in Texas history and is one of the first distilleries in America outside of Kentucky to produce authentic, handmade bourbon whiskey and only bourbon whiskey. They currently have a waiting list of more than 10,000 just to volunteer on bottling days, and many of their whiskies sell out within hours of release.

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(or email us at info@whiskyshopusa.com)

Fresh whisky bargains here ➡️ – Loch Fyne Whisky News

Fresh whisky deals in our latest Price Drop!

As some of the deals will start to expire, we have added a handful of new deals to the Price Drop. Not just whisky either – view the full line-up below for a tasty selection. Bag a bargain, or two…once they’re gone, they’re gone!

🔥 Free delivery over £75 🔥

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The Hearach Single Malt – Future Scotch Whisky News

With the promise of The Hearach Single Malt in mind, we’ve been investing even further in our distillery’s whisky-making this year. The maturation warehouse in the village of Ardhasaig is reaching capacity so we’ve been constructing two new additional buildings in 2022.

Over the course of the last 8 month’s they’ve risen alongside the exisiting cask stores by the shores of the Atlantic on our western coast. As they near completion, we’re reminded that we’re laying the foundations for generations to come here in the Isle of Harris, and that an exciting future lies ahead…

LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR WHISKY

“An ceòl air feadh na fìdhle.”

       Old Scottish Gaelic Proverb: “The music throughout the fiddle.”

info@harrisdistillery.com

Isle of Harris Distillers Ltd
Tarbert, Isle of Harris, HS3 3DJ.

Yellow Spot 12 Year Old Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey – Irish Whiskey News

Yellow Spot 12 Year Old Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey (750ml)

($109.99, WE94)

One of the most in-demand Irish whiskeys of the past decade is back on our shelves. This 12-year-old powerhouse is “the big mama of Irish whiskey,” as David Othenin-Girard puts it, the marriage of bourbon, sherry, and Malaga wine casks resulting in “one of the richest Irish whiskies on the market,” according to David’s colleague Andrew Whiteley. When the opportunity came to load up our warehouse on this one-of-a-kind, reference-point whiskey, we jumped at it. Any collector or fan of top-tier whiskey should do the same, as we’re not sure when or how often we’ll have this opportunity again.

Email: wine@klwines.com
Phone: (877) KL-WINES (Toll Free 877.559.4637)
K&L Wine Merchants 3005 El Camino Real Redwood City, CA 94061 USA
San Francisco, Redwood City, Hollywood CA

Barrell Craft 14 Year Old K&L Exclusive – Rye Whiskey News

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Barrell Craft 14 Year Old K&L Exclusive Single Barrel #V928 Straight Rye Whiskey (750ml) $99.99 View

Email: wine@klwines.com
Phone: (877) KL-WINES (Toll Free 877.559.4637)
K&L Wine Merchants 3005 El Camino Real Redwood City, CA 94061 USA
San Francisco, Redwood City, Hollywood CA

Abbey Whisky “Low stock on this award winning dram!” – Scotch Whisky News

SOLD OUT!

Adelphi Tasting – 6:30pm – Milroys Soho 31-08-22 – Scotch Whisky News

Adelphi Tasting – 6:30pm – Milroys Soho. 31-08-22

Our Adelphi tasting event takes place at the tail end of Summer, it’s the perfect event for those new and experienced whisky fans to discover the range and quality that Adelphi are renowned for in the whisky industry.

The company was founded by Donald Houston and Keith Falconer, based in Charlestown Fife, named after a distillery that closed in 1902 called Adelphi

The company has now built its very own distillery on the estate called Ardnamurchan established in 2014.

The distillery is named after the estate, with a capacity of 450.000 litres per year, this is now seen as a small outturn but more importantly allows them to concentrate on the best possible distillate from the stills.

Alongside distilling they also bottle from across Scotland, with some outstanding single cask single malts that are taste forward and non-chill filtered, this will give you natural colours from the casks.

Tonight’s event is about discovering what taste will suit you! We all enjoy a whisky that gives us a familiar taste we naturally gravitate towards, lets see if you are missing out on something you might have overlooked in the past.

Tonight’s ambassador is Connal Mackenzie.

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✨ Lindores Abbey Distillery Newsletter for The 1494 – Scotch Whisky News

Although July is traditionally rather quiet with many Scottish people away on their holidays, this corner of Fife has been very busy!

The 150th Golf Open was held at nearby St Andrews, and was a fantastically busy period for us. The visitors book is filled with wonderful, enthusiastic and complimentary comments from guests from all over the US and the world who were visiting Fife for the Open.

We also held a series of lunches, dinners, tastings and highland games throughout the week for sponsor companies and their guests and the feedback for all these events has been, to a tee (sorry) nothing short of outstanding.

Even though we are in the midst of the silent season, the distillery team have been far from quiet as maintenance is undertaken, the boiler has its five year big service and there are lots of other annual jobs to take on during this time. The bottling line continues to be the busiest small facility in Scotland and we praise everybody working on it during the soaring temperatures.

We have been joined this month by Thomas Debing who is working as an intern for six weeks. He will be studying the generation of biogas using draff, pot ale and spent lees. He will also spend time learning how a distillery functions and getting hands-on with the process.  He has come from Chateau Pabus in Belgium and we are delighted to be passing on our knowledge to another generation.

Finally, we found themselves back in the gorgeous village of Thiron Gardais hosting a group of journalists and suppliers at the launch of a new Thiron virgin oak bottling. In association with our distributors in France, L’Explorateur du Gout they took guests on a guided tour of the ancient abbey and its gorgeous gardens. We planted an oak tree with our cask suppliers NAO Oak, before hosting a tasting and delicious lunch on the sunny terrace overlooking the abbey. None of this would have been possible if it hadn’t been for the help of our friend Victor, the mayor of Thiron, the staff of the abbey and Simon, owner of the local hotel.

Stay safe and stay well, from our corner of Fife

Slàinte

Drew & Helen McKenzie Smith
Custodians of Lindores Abbey Distillery


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