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Tag Archives: GlenDronach Distillery
GLEN GARIOCH: DISTILLERY VISIT FAIL: EU Austerity Drinking Tour #22
After our successful trip to GlenDronach Distillery, my wife and I decided to squeeze in another Whisky visit. This time, we won’t overload the day with castles, bakeries, and a far-flung distillery. No. Today we go to an urban distillery. … Continue reading →
Posted in Scotland, WINERIES WANDERED
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Tagged Aberdeen, barly, Distillation, distillery, Glen Garioch, GlenDronach Distillery, GlenGarioch, malt, malting, Napoleon, Old Meldrum, Scotland, Single malt whisky, Suntory, Whisky
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GLENDRONACH DISTILLERY VISIT AND REVIEW: EU Austerity Drinking Tour #21
This Memorial Day: we enjoy getting burned by Americans but make up for it with Whisky and wildlife. Enjoy: My wife and I had traveled Southern and Eastern Scotland for weeks. By now, our trip hummed on a tight daily … Continue reading →
Posted in EMPTIED BOTTLES, Scotland, Whisk(e)y, WINERIES WANDERED
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Tagged Barrel, BenRiach Distillery, Cask strength, Dean's Shortbread, Distillation, Duncan Taylor Scotch Whisky Ltd, Food, GlenDronach, GlenDronach Distillery, Huntley, Huntley Castle, Huntly, Ireland, Oloroso, Pernod Ricard, Scotch, Scotch whisky, Scotland, Single malt whisky, Whisky
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