Announcing our latest Whisky Exchange exclusive – a rare chance to try one of Loch Lomond’s wide range of single malts that don’t usually see the light of day as single malts. Introducing our brand…
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Croftengea 2008 – exclusive to The Whisky Exchange
Posted on 11 May 2018 by Billy
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Highland vs Speyside – a tale of two regions
Posted on 18 August 2017 by Stuart
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Our latest monthly focus is all about the Highland and Speyside regions: the two key whisky areas in Scotland. A lot of whisky guides talk about them having their own distinct style, but we think…
Continue reading »Loch Lomond – thirteen styles of whisky, one distillery
Posted on 14 July 2017 by Billy
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Loch Lomond distillery can be found a mile or so to the south of the eponymous loch, and has been quietly making whisky since 1964. For most of its life, the distillery has focused on…
Continue reading »Our Favourite Whiskies of 2016
Posted on 16 December 2016 by Stuart
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As we approach the end of 2016, it’s time to look back at the TWE blog team’s favourite whiskies of the past 12 months. It doesn’t have to be a new release; just the drams…
Continue reading »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…
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Winner of the prestigious Double Gold at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2018, this limited-edition Panamanian rum ...
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A very special jeroboam of 1982 single harvest tawny port, released by Graham's to commemorate the marriage o...
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Anty gin, which is literally made with ants as a botanical, started as an idea from the Nordic Food Lab - an organisation run by N...
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Sugar cane honey is filtered and evaporated sugar cane juice. It's thicker and stays fresh longer than pure juice, but doesn't go through as much of a refining process as molasses.
Posted on: 3 December 2018
Hi, what is the difference between molasses and sugarcane honey ?
Posted on: 3 December 2018
Not a comment on the whisky, but the alleged advertisement mentioned at the top of the page (which was almost certainly fake, featuring as it did American spelling) refers to the later “Imperial...
Posted on: 17 November 2018