The John Glaser Interview, Part 220141026161541
The John Glaser Interview, Part 2
Mark GillespieOctober 26, 2014American Spirit, bar, blender, Compass Box, craft distillers, dispute, future, Graham Brown, Grant Stevely, history, Ivan Stoler, James Rodewald, John Glaser, legal, Loren Moulder, New York, O Henry, Pete's, questions, role model, sale, Scotch Whisky Association, Scotch Whisky Law, sons, Spice Tree, SWA, The General, The Lost Blend, traditional, vaporizer3 comments
Compass Box founder John Glaser has been shaking up the Scotch Whisky industry for the last 15 years. In the final part of our 2-part interview conduc...
Interview: “American Spirit” Author James Rodewald20141012230048
Interview: “American Spirit” Author James Rodewald
Mark GillespieOctober 12, 2014American Spirit, author, book, Chip Tate, craft distilling, Dave Pickerell, Gable Erenzo, Gourmet, James Rodewald, Ralph Erenzo, The Dead Rabbit0 comments
October 12, 2014 – Veteran journalist and former Gourmet Magazine drinks editor James Rodewald spent more than a year visiting distillers around...
Episode 501: October 11, 201420141012004602
Episode 501: October 11, 2014
Mark GillespieOctober 12, 2014"Alt Whiskeys", 500th, acquisition, Alistair Abbott, American Spirit, Andrew Rankin, Arran, Artesian, author, Balcones, Balvenie, bar, Barrell Bourbon, bartender, Beam Suntory, Benrinnes, book, Brora, Canada, chart, Chip Tate, Chris Ratliff, classic malts, Clynelish, cocktail, Colin Dunn, collecting, collective, contempt, corporate, Corsair, court, craft distilling, Darek Bell, David Stewart, Deerfield, Dewar's, Diageo, Difford's, Douglas Crawford, drinks, Drinks International, Dunedin, executive, Fire Water, flood, geek, George Grant, Glen Deveron, Glenfarclas, Glenrothes, Gourmet, graph, Groningen, hearing, Heathrow, Henk Seine, Iain McCallum, investing, investors, James Rodewald, Jim Beveridge, Jim Meyer, Joe Beatrice, John Walker & Sons, Johnnie Walker, Jon Birkbeck, judge, Keith, label, Lagavulin, Langham, lawsuit, London, Louis Royer, Macduff, Machrie Moor, Manhattan, Masters Collection, memories, merger, Mike Keiller, milestone, mixologist, Morrison Bowmore, Mozart Distillerie, Netherlands, New York City, New Zealand Whisky Company, Pam Witzinger, pinot noir, Port Ellen, Private Collection, raft, rankings, recipe, rescue, restraining order, River Isla, Sam Simmons, sentence, sentencing, Simon Brooking, smoke, social media, Sonoma-Cutrer, Special Releases, Speyside, Strathmill, Sukhinder Singh, Tap, Tap 357, Texas, The Dead Rabbit, The Whisky Exchange, The Whisky Show, Tokyo, transition, travel retail, Tun 1401, Tun 1509, vintage, Waco, wedding, Whisky Festival Noord Nederland, Woodford Reserve, World of Whiskies, World Whisky Day1 comment
This week, we’ll look at the growth of craft distilling through the eyes of veteran drinks writer James Rodewald and distiller Darek Bell. Rodew...
Episode 109: September 16, 200720070915222000
Episode 109: September 16, 2007
Mark GillespieSeptember 15, 2007American Spirit, Angostura, Arran, Barley, BBC Radio 4, Beam, Booker Noe, Bourbon, Bruichladdich, Dave Pickerell, David Urquhart, distillery, family, farmers, Fred Noe, Gordon & MacPhail, grain, history, Ian Urquhart, Jim Beam, John Hansell, Kentucky, Kentucky Bourbon Festival, label, Maker's Mark, Malt Advocate, Medley, Michael Urquhart, New York, Owensboro, Russell's Reserve, Rye, San Francisco, tourism, Travel, visitors, WhiskyFest, Wild Turkey0 comments
The Beams are the First Family of Bourbon, and the torch has officially been passed at Jim Beam. Each bottle has pictures of the six generations of Be...