January is a time of hibernation and restoration, a month to lay the foundations of the year. And, perhaps, to also recover from the excesses of the festive period. It’s time for Dry January. The…
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Dry January – keep things interesting
Posted on 10 January 2019 by Billy
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What we’ll be drinking this Christmas
Posted on 22 December 2017 by Stuart
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It’s been a busy year at The Whisky Exchange and the blog team is ready to wind down and enjoy the festive season. Here’s what we’ll be drinking this Christmas… Stuart I don’t associate one…
Continue reading »Aperol – this is a Spritz
Posted on 24 July 2015 by Billy
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We’re rather obsessed with summer at TWE at the moment. English memories are short, and each year the warm summer surprises us, with gasps all around as we realise that for a few weeks we…
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A 2006 Linkwood single malt from independent bottler La Maison du Whisky, matured sherry-season...
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A 2007 Ledaig single malt from indie bottler La Maison du Whisky, made at Tobermory Dist...
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Not to be confused with Cuishe, Rey Campero Madre Cuishe is made with another member of the agave karwinski family....
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A mescal from Rey Campero made from the rarely seen jabali agave by Destileria Herencia de Sanchez in Candeleria Yegole i...
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Unfortunately, we don't support Canadian dollar transactions as we can't ship to Canada – much as we'd love to, import regulations forbid it. Sorry!
Posted on: 18 January 2021
I've recently joined and wondering where to find a link to where I can buy in Canadian funds? I've looked for a Tomatin 12 year whiskey but it was only available in European funds?
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A little bit of smoke goes a long way, so blending Laphroaig to a less peaty state is going to take a lot of other whisky. I'd generally say that you'd not want more than 10-15% Laphroaig in your...
Posted on: 22 December 2020