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newwhiskyworld
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 Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 9:36 pm Post subject: Distillery Tours |
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I ahve been on tours of Glenfiddich, The Balvenie and The Glendronnach. They were each brilliant in their different ways and have each left me with a feeling of a connection with their respective malts. Where have other members been and what are your thoughts? Any definate must see Distilleries?
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Alastair
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| If you are up in Speyside again i would say Aberlour is a must. |
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Keith
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My pick of Islay distilleries to visit would be Bowmore but to be honest if you have the time visit them all, i would say you can do it comfortably in 4 days
My pick of Speyside would be Balvenie and Aberlour. |
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newwhiskyworld
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