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Stillhouse Stories, Tunroom Tales
£8.49
- Paperback - Angels' Share
In this informative and entertaining series of interviews leading whisky writer Gavin D. Smith reveals the workings of the Scotch whisky industry from characters who have lived and worked in the business of making Scotch. Some are nostalgic, harkening back to a former era when the Health & Safety mandarins did not exist, while other are contemporary and reveal how things work today. The 12 interviews are accompanied by black and white photographs of the participants along with archival illustrations not published before. -
Add to BasketThe Whisky Distilleries Of The United Kingdom
£25.50
- Hardback - Birlinn
In 1885, Alfred Barnard was secretary of 'Harper's Weekly Gazette', a journal that featured facets of the wine and spirit trade. In order to provide his readers with a history of the trade, he visited all the distilleries in Scotland, Ireland and England. This work covers Barnard's comments. -
Add to BasketGlenfarclas 175: An Independent Distillery
£29.74
- Hardback - Angels' Share
It is rare for any business established in the reign of William IV to remain in family ownership in 2011, but that is exactly what Glenfarclas distillery has achieved under the management and care of the Grant family. This book is a testament to one of Speyside's most famous malts. -
Add to BasketThe Whisky River: The Distilleries Of Speyside
£11.04
- Paperback - Luath
Singer-songwriter and chair of the Scottish Whisky Society's Tasting Panel Robert Laing set out to visit every distillery in the Speyside area. Here he presents a guide to each of them, in a book that is part history, part travelogue and part commentary on the changes in the whisky industry. -
Add to BasketThe Buttercup: The Remarkable Story Of Andrew Ewing And The Buttercup Dairy Company
£8.46
- Paperback - Leghorn
Close to being lost to history, the remarkable story of Andrew Ewing and his Buttercup Dairy Company is recounted by Bill Scott, who was born and riased on the company's farm in Edinburgh. -
Add to BasketGoodness Nose: The Passionate Revelations Of A Scotch Whisky Master Blender
£6.79
- Paperback - Angels' Share
This is a candid insight into the art and craft of Scotch whisky blenders working with Whyte & Mackay in Glasgow. -
Add to BasketThe Enduring Legacy Of Dewars: A Company History
£16.99
- Paperback - Angels' Share
The rags to riches story of John Dewar & Sons is probably the most colourful of any whisky company, largely owing to the remarkable talents of John Dewar's two sons, John Alexander Dewar and his brother Thomas - and as such provides an insight into the Scotch whisky industry during its formative and most colourful era. -
Add to BasketBad Whisky: The Scandal That Created The World's Most Successful Spirit
£8.49
- Paperback - Angels' Share
This is a unique insight into the Victorian scandal which raged at the end of the 19th century surrounding the adulteration of whisky in public houses throughout the UK. -
Add to BasketScotland's Malt Whisky Distilleries
£12.74
- Paperback - History
In Scotland, between 1750 and the present day, over 700 distilleries have been legally registered to make single malt Scotch whisky. Many had very short lives. The story of every one of the 88 surviving distilleries is told in this book. -
Add to BasketCider Land
£17.00
- Paperback - Birlinn
The West Country is justly famous for its wide variety of ciders. In this book, James Crowden charts the development of cider making in the West Country, from the 17th-century monks to the diverse industry of modern day.












