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Fahrenheit 173 - Aged Spirits

"If it's not good enough to drink slowly, then it's not worth drinking"

Report from "The Whisky Ship"

 8 Dec 2006  

Late November the annual whisky fair, the "Whisky Ship", took place in Zürich. As usual I tried lots of nice whiskies and I also attended three ex­cel­lent master classes with Jim McEwan (from Bruichladdich), Peter Currie and Frank McHardy (from Springbank) and Billy Walker (from BenRiach).

The highlights from this year's "Whisky Ship":

Springbank 32 y.o.91 p
Clynelish 1974 (RM)90 p
Glen Grant 1970 (Prenzlow)89 p
Glen Grant 1970 (Strathblair)     88-89 p
Benriach 197688-89 p
Tullibardine 196688 p
Glenlivet Nàdurra87 p
Ardbeg Airigh Nam Beist86-87 p

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