We are really excited about Tamdhu being featured in Whisky Advocate Newsletter (WhiskyNotes). Enjoy!
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 Washington, DC to Bring Some of the BestIf you’ve been on the fence about buying tickets to our inaugural WhiskyFest™ Washington, DC, it’s time to jump! You may ask, “Why?” Because there will be some of the best whiskies, brought together for you in one Grand Ballroom, and some of the best seminars (at no additional charge!) waiting for you to stop by, sit down, relax, and enjoy. Some of the notable whiskies to be poured include Glenmorangie Milsean Private Edition which just launched and is the first expression from the distillery to be extra-matured in heavily toasted Portuguese red wine casks; WhistlePig 15 yr. old Straight Rye which will launch later this Spring, but WhiskyFest DC attendees will be among the very first to taste it; Elijah Craig 18 yr. old single barrel and 23 yr. old single barrel; Four Roses Limited Edition; West Cork Irish Whiskey original and 10 yr. old single malt will be debuting at their first ever WhiskyFest, along with Terlato Artisan Spirits and Wolfburn Single Malt Scotch – Scotland’s newest single malt distillery. Visit our web site for the full list of whiskies and other spirits to be poured.
And seminars will be conducted by well-known whisky experts such as Denny Potter, Heaven Hill’s master distiller, Beam Suntory’s Simon Brooking, Highland Park’s Steph Ridgway who is teaming up with DC’s own Mick Nardelli, and Glenmorangie’s David Blackmore, to name just a few. You can see the full list of speakers and the seminars they’ll be conducting, on our web site.
Hop off of that fence, and get yourself some WhiskyFest DC tickets today!
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 Have You Been Inspired? As whisky advocates we all generally know a little something about our favorite whisky; proof, mashbill, aging details, and likely more. Many of us know about the distillery it’s produced at and possibly the distiller who made it. The scotch enthusiasts will surely know the region their favorite dram is from. Is it a Speyside whisky you favor? Well then, the “Voices of the Spey” feature in our current issue is for you! Dave Broom digs to the Speyside roots and cultivates conversation with the real side of Speyside: the people. Learn about the region by meeting people who all, in one way or another, have a tie to the region and the whiskies it offers. Let us introduce you to some of the great folks of Spey; the people behind the whisky.
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Bye-Bye Bourbon: Premium Pappy Will Go Down the Drain
Fine bourbon aficionados must be aghast with the news. Rather than standing alongside other prized premium selections displayed on spirit shelves of collectors and connoisseurs wealthy enough to afford them, more than two dozen bottles of 20-year-old Pappy Van Winkle Family Reserve bourbon may be headed for destruction. Distillers Turn Kentucky Bourbon Trail into Major Driver of Tourism
According to the Kentucky Distillers’ Association, the Kentucky Bourbon Trail tourism program drew nearly 900,000 visitors last year, a double-digit improvement from 2014. Now state legislators are working on a bill that could make it easier to sample and buy alcohol from distillers taking part. |
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Each glass is marked for a dram (1 ounce) or a gill (5 ounces). This pair of beautiful Whisky Tots makes a fine gift for your favorite whisky advocate and comes in a handsome gift box. Already marked below MSRP at $69.00, for one month only, get an additional 20% off when you use the discount Snow be gone
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