Tag: Simon Seaton

WhiskyCast Virtual Tastings: January 201220120122145913

WhiskyCast Virtual Tastings: January 2012

Mark GillespieJanuary 22, 2012British Columbia, Canada, Crystal Coverdale, Glenfarclas, Glenfiddich, Glenmorangie, Noel Buckley, Rich Oak, Simon Seaton, Tony DeRamo, Victoria, Victoria Whisky Festival0 comments

This month’s episode was recorded on location at the Victoria Whisky Festival in British Columbia, as Noel Buckley, Crystal Coverdale, Tony DeRa...

WhiskyCast Virtual Tastings, December 201120111220220422

WhiskyCast Virtual Tastings, December 2011

Mark GillespieDecember 20, 2011Buffalo Trace, Canada, Culpeper, Highwood, Jeff Steubben, Kevin Andresen, moonshine, Original Moonshine, Simon Seaton, white dog, White Owl, white whiskey0 comments

There may not be a “White Christmas” in many parts of the world this month, but we’ll have one on this episode of WhiskyCast Virtual...

Episode 297: January 9, 201120110109010347

Episode 297: January 9, 2011

Mark GillespieJanuary 9, 2011accident, Arran, Barley, Blanton's, Blended Scotch, Bourbon, Bowmore, Charity: Water, competition, Cream of the Barley, distillery, Early Times, Gaelic, Gideon Fleischmann, history, Iain Noble, Isle of Skye, Israel, James Shanks, Jura, Kentucky, photography, Praban na Lynne, Ralph Erenzo, Ricard Soderberg, sales, Shai Gilboa, Simon Seaton, single malt, Stewart's, Te Bheag, Tempest, Tuthilltown, Water of Life0 comments

Whisky lovers take their passion into all sorts of areas. Shai Gilboa decided to look into the history of a fairly obscure blended Scotch whisky after...

Episode 223: October 25, 200920091025112500

Episode 223: October 25, 2009

Mark GillespieOctober 25, 200921C Museum Hotel, Amrut, Andrew Rankin, auction, Aureole, Australia, Balvenie, bar, Bardstown, Ben Smith, blending, Bourbon, Bowmore Trilogy, Burnfoot, Charlie Palmer, chefs, Christie's, collecting, cooking, David Stewart, drought, Eddie McAffer, Elmer T. Lee, food, Glenfiddich, Glengoyne, Gold Bowmore, Heaven Hill, Highland Park, India, Jim Rutledge, Knob Creek, location, Louisville, Max Schapira, meals, Michael Deresynski, Michael Veach, New York, Parker Beam, Proof on Main, pub, regulations, Simon Seaton, single malt, Sullivan's Cove, Travel, TTB, William Grant & Sons0 comments

This week, I’m on the road at Proof on Main in Louisville! Heaven Hill is celebrating Parker Beam’s 50th anniversary as a distiller this w...

Episode 222: October 17, 200920091017200800

Episode 222: October 17, 2009

Time for the annual question and answer episode, as experts answer your questions about whisky. This year’s panel includes Dr. Bill Lumsden of G...