Kirsteen Campbell is master blender for both The Famous Grouse and Cutty Sark. We caught up with her to ask her about blended whisky, single malts and more. What are the key stylistic and flavour profiles of Famous Grouse…
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Five Questions: Kirsteen Campbell, master blender, The Famous Grouse
Posted on 1 November 2016 by Stuart
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Whisky is for summer – not just for Christmas
Posted on 1 August 2016 by Billy
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Being a dedicated Scotch whisky drinker, I normally don’t do that well in summer. Traditionally, Scotch whisky is associated with cooler weather, and the past month here in London has not provided me with a…
Continue reading »Award Season Analysis – Fool's Gold?
Posted on 17 August 2012 by Tim F
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A big congratulations to all the British medal-winners… at the 2012 International Wine & Spirits Competition, the Spirits categories of which were announced a week or two ago. A total of 1,346 medals were awarded this year…
Continue reading »Burns Night with TWE & Vinopolis
Posted on 2 February 2012 by Billy
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For the Scotch whisky lover there’s one event that pops up early in the calendar that gives the perfect excuse for a bit of a special dram or three – Burns Night. On and around…
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This is four cans of alcoholic ginger beer, made using fresh-pressed organic ginger and lemons...
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This twist on Sunnyside’s ginger beer blends organic ginger and lemon with natural pineapple and passionf...
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Herbal notes of rosemary and thyme meet smoky ancho chillis and a light honeyed sweetness in this varietal mezcal from Pen...
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The best of Belgium, this mixed case of large format brews from the likes of Chimay and the legendary ...
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Unfortunately, the answer is 'between 400g and 2000g per litre' :)
Posted on: 9 October 2024
What ratio of Sloe to gin is used, I see anything from 400 to 2000g of sloe to 1 litre of gin!
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What really makes Bob Harris' predicament in 'Lost In Translation' so absurdly funny is that he nailed it in one take, and the director just couldn't accept that.
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