Episode 448: October 19, 201320131019235527
Episode 448: October 19, 2013
Mark GillespieOctober 19, 2013Aberlour-Glenlivet, Age of Discovery, airport, ALS, America's Test Kitchen, anCnoc, aroma, auction, Australia, auto racing, barbecue, Bernard Walsh, Bonhams, Bowmore, Buffalo Trace, Bushmills, Carlow, charity, City of London, Clyde, collecting, Dalmore, Daniel Weber, David Stewart, Explorer's Club, Family Reserve, Formula One, Forsyths, Franklin County, Glasgow, Glenfiddich, Glenlivet, Glenmorangie, Gold Label, Gold Label Reserve, Hazelwood, Heathrow, Heaven Hill, Hellyers Road, Hot Toddy, Illva Saronno Holdings, Ireland, Irishman, Jackie Stewart, Janet Sheed Roberts, Jim Clark, John F. Kennedy, Johnnie Walker, Julian Van Winkle, Justin Victor, Kansas City, Ken Goldenberg, Knockdhu, livery, Master Distillers' Unity, Matt Wooler, Midleton, Morrison Bowmore, Newark, nose, Pappy Van Winkle, Parker Beam, Pat Melton, Peter Arkle, President, Preston Van Winkle, Promise of Hope, Queen's Dock, Scott Mansfield, senses, sensory, Shannon, Speyburn, taste, The Balvenie, The Royal Route, theft, Tim Morrison, Travel, Tun 1401, Van Winkle, William Grant, William Grant & Sons, Worshipful Company of Distillers, Writers Tears0 comments
The most secure jobs in the whisky business may be the coppersmiths at Forsyth’s of Rothes in Scotland, since almost all of the major distillery...
Episode 438: August 18, 201320130818150801
Episode 438: August 18, 2013
Mark GillespieAugust 18, 2013airport, Amazon, American Stillhouse, Amsterdam, anniversary, Ardbeg, Atlantic City, Australia, author, baggage, Balblair, Bangkok, bar, Barbara Townsend, barbecue, Beard, bison, blends, Blood Atonement, Blue Sky Ranch, Bob Townsend, book, Booker Noe, Bourbon Women, Brendan Coyle, Brisbane, Brown-Forman, burger, Canberra, chef, Chicago, City Editions, Clermont, Compass Box, Dalmore, David Perkins, Delaware, Delilah's, Director's Cut, Distant Thunder Whisky Club, Distilling Rob, Douglas Laing, Dublin, dusty bottle, duty free, EasyJet, Edinburgh, fees, Four Roses, Fred Noe, Fred's Smokehouse, Glen Moray, Glenglassaugh, Groningen, Guy Horne, High West, Highland Park, James Dumas, James Fowler, Jameson, Jane Parsons, Jim Beam, Jim Beveridge, John Glaser, Johnnie Walker, KDA, Keith Batt, Kentucky Distillers Association, Laphroaig, limited edition, Linkwood, Lois Mateus, London, Lore of Whisky, Malaga, Martine Nouet, Matt Wooler, Mike Miller, Moscow, mystery, Nant, Newark, Nuance, Paris, Park City, Pioneer, pronunciation, resort, restaurant, Rob Gard, Royal Mile Whiskies, Ryanair, saloon, Salt Lake City, Second Saturday Single Malt Tasting, Singapore, Single Cask Nation, ski, small batch, Spain, Steve Husain, Sydney, Tomatin, travel retail, Tullamore Dew, Uigeadail, Utah, Western, Whisky Fringe, World of Whisky, Wyoming0 comments
Utah’s High West Distillery & Saloon crams a craft distillery and high-end restaurant into two historic buildings in the ski resort’s ...
Episode 355: February 5, 201220120205001324
Episode 355: February 5, 2012
Mark GillespieFebruary 5, 2012Australia, Balvenie, barbecue, Bernie Lubbers, Bill Lumsden, book, Bourbon, Buffalo Trace, Bunnahabhain, Canada, Canadian Club, Canadian Whisky, Cask of Dreams, cooking, Davin de Kergommeaux, DISCUS, Dr. Whisky, export, Festival, George S. Grant, Glenfarclas, Glenfiddich, Glenmorangie, Glenrothes, Gordon & MacPhail, Grant, Heather Greene, Highland Park, history, India, Jimmy Russell, jokes, Laphroaig, Master of Malt, memories, Michael Urquhart, Old Forester, recipe, religion, Richard Paterson, Ronnie Cox, Sam Simmons, Scotch, Scotland, single malt, Single Oak Project, stories, storytelling, Thor, Tish Harcus, trade, Victoria, Vijay Mallya, whiskey, whisky, Whyte & Mackay, Wild Turkey0 comments
Whisky stories can make you smile, laugh, or even shed a tear once in a while, and we have stories to make you do all three in this episode. Some of w...