Whisky (Collins Gem) - Softcover

Shaw, Carol P.

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12 ratings by Goodreads

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0007144113 ISBN 13: 9780007144112

Publisher: Collins, 2004

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The bestselling guide to over 150 Scotch whiskies and the distilleries that produce them. Collins Gem Whisky combines portability with concise information. Like a good malt, the facts are distilled to a perfect concentration. Collins Gem Whisky will heighten your enjoyment and knowledge of the ‘water of life’.

This fourth edition of Collins Gem Whisky proves that whisky continues to attract many interested followers, from those with experienced palates, who have very definite ideas on what they like and often are prepared to pay plenty to get it, to beginners, who possibly feel intimidated by the range and breadth of choice available and are unsure of where to start.

Entries for over 150 whiskies and the distilleries that produce them, complete with details of age, strength and taste rating and comment, plus histories and visitor arrangements

Information on single and vatted malts, grain and de luxe whiskies, and the most popular blends

Sections on the history of Scotch Whisky-making, how Scotch whisky is made, its regional characteristics, reading whisky labels and how to develop the palate

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Review:

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Essential reading for Whisky lovers., 13 December, 2002
This little guide is a must for all those who have an interest in whisky. Simply laid out with details on virtually all Scotch Whiskies. There is also a detailed description on how whisky is produced, real mouth watering stuff. If after reading this you don't have the urge to rush off to the off license then you are not a true whisky fan.

Synopsis:

This fourth edition of "Collins Gem Whisky" proves that whisky continues to attract many interested followers, from those with experienced palates, who have very definite ideas on what they like and often are prepared to pay plenty to get it, to beginners, who possibly feel intimidated by the range and breadth of choice available and are unsure of where to start. The features of this guide include: entries for over 150 whiskies and the distilleries that produce them, complete with details of age, strength and taste rating and comment, plus histories and visitor arrangements; information on single and vatted malts, grain and de luxe whiskies, and the most popular blends; and sections on the history of Scotch Whisky-making, how Scotch whisky is made, its regional characteristics, reading whisky labels and how to develop the palate.

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