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Helen Arthur

    Whisky
    The Connoisseur's Guide to Whiskey
    The Single Malt Whisky Companion
    Whisky
    Single-Malt-Whisky
    • The Connoisseur's Guide to Whiskey

      • 160 Seiten
      • 6 Lesestunden

      Smooth, well-rounded and mellow, the word whisky conjures up a picture of an amber coloured liquid with a complex range of tastes and aromas. This connoisseur’s guide is a comprehensive directory of more than one hundred of the best of these golden treasures, including several rare whiskies. Each whisky featured in the book is accompanied by a wealth of distillery facts, and the author’s personal tasting notes and recommendations. If you’re unsure about whether you like a smooth single malt or prefer a layered blend, The Connoisseur’s Guide to Whisky is the perfect introduction to the complicated world of whiskies. Details are also given of rare malts, whiskies from distilleries that have ceased production, and whiskies at ages and strengths not generally commercially available. Helen Arthur is a respected whisky connoisseur who has written extensively on the subject. She has contributed articles to many newspapers and journals including Whisky Magazine, and has written a number of books.

      The Connoisseur's Guide to Whiskey2008
    • Whisky

      • 224 Seiten
      • 8 Lesestunden
      Whisky2006
    • Whisky

      Uisge Beatha

      • 224 Seiten
      • 8 Lesestunden

      This lavish, richly illustrated book is a fascinating, leisurely journey through the world of whisky, from its history and how and where it is made, to how and where to enjoy the world's best wee dram. Read the histories of the world's most renowned distilleries, about how whisky earned its international reputation and its unique mystique, and how the culture of whisky has developed and played out in politics, crime and the big business of advertising. A complete chronicle of the 'water of life, ' "Whisky" looks at single malts and blends from around the world -- Scotland, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Canada, the United States, and Japan -- and includes: - the history and romance of whisky -- from the early days of distilling to today's giant producers - expert tasting notes on over 60 whiskies - directory of the author's favorite whiskies, including tasting notes - how whisky is made, the importance of water, malt, peat and climate - an around-the-world tour of the world's whiskies - whisky in advertising - tips on how to choose and enjoy whisky - where to buy whisky and pubs in which to enjoy whisky - whisky societies to join and distilleries to visit. A pleasure to read and filled with sidebars, panels and over 240 color photographs and illustrations, this handsome book is a stunning and impressive choice.

      Whisky2000
    • The Single Malt Whisky Companion

      • 256 Seiten
      • 9 Lesestunden

      A comprehensive directory of more than 100 single malt whiskies, including several rare hidden treasures. A detailed explanation of the whisky distilling process, complete with a full glossary of terms. Each whisky is accompanied by a wealth of distillery facts, and the author's tasting notes and recommendations. Fully illustrated with photographs of labels and bottles, plus detailed maps of the area.

      The Single Malt Whisky Companion1998
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