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    Creative Fire: The Story Of Scotland's Greatest Export - Stuart Delves - Paperback
    Stuart Delves presents an examination of the uber-brand that is Scotch Whisky, the reasons for its remarkable success and longevity, and what other brands can learn from it.
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    The Distilleries Of Campbeltown: The Rise And Fall Of The Whisky Capital Of The World - David Stirk - Hardback
    Campbeltown was once the whisky capital of the world with 29 distilleries operating simultaneously in 1835. How had this remote fishing port and royal burgh become the epicentre of Scotland's greatest export? David Stirk reveals all in this insight into the movers and shakers behind this huge industry.
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    The Island Whisky Trail: An Illustrated Guide To The Hebridean Distilleries - Neil Wilson - Paperback
    This guide for the whisky enthusiast covers the distilleries of the Hebrides and the west coast of Scotland. It includes photographs along with travel and local information on established distilleries, such as Bunnahabhain and Bowmore, and newer ones, such as Kilchoman on Islay.
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    Scotch Missed: The Lost Distilleries Of Scotland - Brian Townsend - Paperback
    Townsend details the ruins of almost every Victorian working distillery in Scotland, from the remnants of once-great concerns such as Saucel Distillery in Paisley to a tumble of bricks and mortar in a remote location, like Glen Tarras at Langholm.
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    Scotch: The Whisky Of Scotland In Fact And Story - Sir Robert Bruce Lockhart - Paperback
    Scotch Whisky is one of the world's most distinctive spirits. This text presents a collection of information and anecdotes about whisky and those who make it, sell it and drink it.
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    Scotland's Malt Whisky Distilleries - John Hughes - Paperback
    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.
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    The Complete And Ultimate Guide To Scottish Whisky Distilleries: The Ultimate Companion For The Whisky Enthusiast - Misako Udo - Hardback
    This volume is a thorough and meticulous cataloguing of the whisky industry in Scotland. Each entry includes information on the distillery's history, the type of whisky produced, the blends contributed to and the full range of single malts, information on washes, casks, and more.
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    Still Going Strong: A History Of Whisky Advertising - John Hughes - Paperback
    Johnnie Walker Red Label, Black & White, Bells, J&B, Talisker, Lagavulin - all world famous brands of whiskey. In this work, John Hughes discusses their origins and their history.
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    The Whisky Barons - Allen Andrews - Paperback
    The success of today's whisky industry is largely due to the commercial drive and foresight of a select group of whisky merchants who took the business by storm in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. This is the story of how Dewar, Buchanan, Walker, Bell and Mackie established their brands.
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    The Whisky Distilleries Of The United Kingdom - Alfred Barnard - Hardback
    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.

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