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Episode 548: August 17, 201520150818023250

Episode 548: August 17, 2015

Mark GillespieAugust 18, 2015Australia, author, Bladnoch, book, Bourbon Curious, brewery, Buffalo, Burn Stewart Distillers, Cairngorms, California, Cameronbridge, Caskmates, Catoctin Creek, charity, copper, Cork, court, Dalwhinnie, Dan Murphy's, David Prior, death, Douglas Laing & Co., Dwyer's Pub Scotch Club, earthquake, family, Florida, Fred Minnick, French Oak, Girvan, Glencairn, Glenglassaugh, hearing, Hoquiam, Hunter Smith, Ian MacMillan, Jack Daniel's, Jameson, Jay Rogers, Justin Victor, Kansas City, Karuizawa, Lamb, London, lottery, Louisville, Manifesto, MGP, Mike Lisac, Nepal, New York, North British, North Tonawanda, Old Particular, relief, Revenoor Stills, Seattle, settlement, Shetland, Shetland Reel, Silver Trail Distillery, single grain, Speciality Drinks, Spencer Balentine, Strathclyde, Stuart Nickerson, Sullivan's Cove, Tampa Bay Whiskey Society, Tasmania, technology, Templeton Rye, Terrepure, Terry Wilhelm, The Whisky Cabinet, The Whisky Show, theft, travel retail, Unst, Virginia, Washington, Westland, whisky clubs, Winter Garden, Winter's Gold, worm tubs0 comments

The “Bourbon Boom” has led to a corresponding boom in the publishing industry, with almost as many new Bourbon books as there are Bourbons...

Episode 525: March 14, 2015

Mark GillespieMarch 14, 2015Abbas Kazerounian, activist, Adam Slagell, allegations, alleged, American Craft Council, Andrew Weir, Andy Weir, anniversary, Anthony Bourdain, Armorik, arraignment, Arran, arrest, Australia, Beckmann, Bernheim, Bert Rutkowski, Billy Leighton, Black Barrel, blade, Bob Kramer, Bob Townsend, bond, Boris Nemtsov, Breton, Brian Kinsman, Brittany, Buffalo Trace, Bushmills, Casa Cuervo, Chancellor, chef, class action, CNN, Colorado, Colum Egan, comments, cooking, court, craft, Cruinnich, Dair Ghaelach, David Roussier, David Stewart, defendant, Derrick Legrow, Diageo, Distillerie Warenghem, domestic, Don Julio, Dublin, duty, economic, economy, election, Europe, Exchequer, feedback, France, Franklin County, Gaelic, George Osborne, Ghosted Reserve, Gilbert Curtsinger, Green Label, hand-made, Heaven Hill, High Mountain Distillery, I.W. Bernheim, I.W. Harper, impact, Inverleven, Ireland, Irish, Isaac Wolfe Bernheim, Ivan Stoler, Jack Johnson, Jameson, Jameson Experience, Jim Beam, Johnnie Walker, knife, Ladyburn, lawsuit, lawyer, Lexington, litigation, Maker's Mark, Midleton, Mike Lisac, Moor, mystery, Old Jameson Distillery, Old Midleton Distillery, Olympia, P.T. Wood, Pappy, Pappy Van Winkle, PappyGate, Pat Melton, plaintiff, Provence, Proximo Spirits, Rare Cask Reserves, Rare Craft Fellowship Awards, Roof Rye, Russia, sales, Salida, Scotch Whisky Association, Sheriff, shyster, steroids, suspect, SWA, Talisker, tax, tax cut, tequila, Terry Lozoff, The Balvenie, theft, Top Chef, tourism, Travel, Travel Channel, Tullamore Dew, Tun 1401, Tun 1509, visitors, Wild Turkey, William Grant & Sons, WKYT1 comment

Anthony Bourdain is many things…a chef, author, journalist, and media personality. At heart, though, he’s a hedonist seeking pleasure from...

Episode 208: July 12, 2009

Mark GillespieJuly 12, 2009Alberta, awards, Berry Bros. & Rudd, Birthday, blog, Bourbon, Bruichladdich, Canada, collecting, cookbook, Craggan Mill, Crai na Mona, Denmark, Diageo, drought, George Garvin Brown, Glen Mhor, Glenfiddich, Graham Harvey, Hans-Henrik Hansen, history, Invergordon, John Hansell, John Milroy, Johnnie Walker, Kilmarnock, Knob Creek, labor, Malt Advocate, Mike Lisac, North British, Old Forester, politics, Scotland, Sheila Maconachie, single grain, taxes, Ulf Buxrud, whisky school0 comments

Glenfiddich is the world’s most popular single malt Scotch, and Hans-Henrik Hansen knows more about Glenfiddich’s history than almost anyo...