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Quaich1
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William
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Looks like it was a good event Murray, it is a pity you werent able to make it. Amrut is certainly getting noticed worldwide now.
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Quaich1
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| William wrote: | | Looks like it was a good event Murray, it is a pity you werent able to make it. Amrut is certainly getting noticed worldwide now. |
Hi William. Tonight I got an email from a friend who actually attended the event last week. She noted that she attended 3 of the master classes offered: Amrut, Speyside and Glenfiddich. The Amruts available included young expressions. The Speyside master class included Glenlivet 12, 15, 18 and 25 and Aberlour expressions including the A'bunadh.. The Glenfiddich master class included 12, 15, 18 year expressions and what was likely the 30 year. Certainly, a full night of scotches and good comraderie according to her characterization of the event.
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