31 Jul
Heather Greene works two jobs…as a singer and as one of the U.S. brand ambassadors for Glenfiddich. It’s the second job that has made her a fixture at whisky festivals and helped her win Whisky Magazine’s Icons of Whisky award as the best young whisky ambassador in the U.S. this year. Heather discusses balancing […]
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24 Jul
I met up with Richard Paterson of Whyte & Mackay at Boston’s Federal Wine & Spirits just as the news came from New Zealand that scientists will thaw out one of the cases of whisky found at Sir Ernest Shackleton’s camp in Antarctica. Richard shares his hopes for the whisky inside that case, along with […]
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17 Jul
Laphroaig’s stillhouse is a popular part of tours at the distillery, and the stillman you’re most likely to meet is Alan Hyslop. Alan’s been a fixture at Laphroaig for 30 years, and celebrated his anniversary during Feis Ile this year. He’ll share some of his stories with us in this episode. In the news, the […]
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10 Jul
Tommy Smith worked at Strathisla Distillery in Speyside for 27 years before taking “early retirement.” He’s put in another eight years since then guiding visitors around the distillery and telling tales of the days when coal fired the stills, men ran the stills instead of computers, and “dramming” was part of the job. He’ll share […]
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03 Jul
George Washington’s estate at Mount Vernon is a unique part of American history, and for the first time since Washington’s distillery burned down in 1814, whiskey distilled at Mount Vernon went on sale this week. Just 471 bottles of rye whiskey using the original Washington recipe sold out within two hours, and this episode includes […]
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