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Canadian Whisky: The Portable Expert is published by McClelland & Stewart and distributed by Random House. It is available from most book shops and on-line book sellers

Stature in the rye:

According to Adam McDowell of the National Post, Canadian whisky is once more regaining its reputation for quality.

“. . . the appearance of new, bold-flavoured and high-end Canadian whiskies sparks a Canadian rye revival.”

“America developed a taste for smooth, spicy Canadian rye whisky during the Civil War.”

“People assume that Canadian whisky’s big chance to conquer the world came along during Prohibition. But, as Harcus says, “This is the time for rye, right now.””

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The Arran 15 year old Whisky Shop exclusive is now available to purchase. Only available while stocks last.

We are proud to announce the arrival of our latest exclusive bottling – The Arran 15 year old single cask 1997 vintage.

Matured in a 1997 Sherry Hogshead, this delicious Whisky Shop exclusive is perfection! Distilled on the  21st July 1997 and Bottled on the 30th April 2013

Tasting notes:

Fresh herbs and lemon sherbet on the nose with sweet barley followed by wood spice and citrus zest. The palate starts with an initially sweet madeira cake accompanied by a refreshing fizzy sensation on the mid-palate and a dry long malty finish. Perfect summer dram! Tasting note by Tobias Gorn

One of only 230 bottles ever produced.

Only £79.99 – pre order now stock arriving 1st August

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www.ralfy.com talks humerous whisky ads with Whisky Review 379 – William Lawson’s 12yo scotch

Whisky Ramblings Via Video #56

Mark Dermul, Belgian whisky blogger, tries the Aberlour 16 Year Old Double Cask Matured, a marriage of bourbon and sherry casks. Good stuff? Yes, indeed.

http://youtu.be/Pcjr2YD3uO8

Alberta Spirits Not Dampened By Floods 

Word out of badly flooded High River, Alberta is that despite some losses, the Fall schedule of new releases from Highwood Distillers is on track.  We are particularly excited about a new whisky called “Ninety,” which will be available in Canada only, in five and twenty-year-old versions.

Artisinal Milling & “Grain to Glass” Distilling in Ontario

Craft milling? You bet your bottom dollar! Some craft distillers in Ontario can tell you the actual field their grain was grown in. And working with a third-generation artisinal miller just north of Toronto they mill that grain to their own exact specifications. While they are not calling the resulting spirits “single farm” whiskies or grain spirits, they could. This attention to every detail is what the expression “grain to glass” is all about. The best part? The robust grain-rich flavour.

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Tasting Notes: Tamdhu 10 Year Old

We’ve had a number of relaunches over the last year, with reactions to the new whiskies being rather mixed. There’s been unfairly maligned releases like the Macallan 1824 Series and slightly confusing launches like the new Glen Scotias, but one from … Continue reading >>

UK vlogger Joe Ellis a.k.a Whisky Wednesday reviews Glen Garioch 1997 Whisky Shop Bottling

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