This week’s WhiskyCast (which I’m sure you all subscribe to) features the Dalmore 40 and Mark Gillespie gives it an incredibly high score – a 97, which – as Allison House pointed out on Twitter - that’s the highest score ever given out. Only one other drink has ever been given this high score – the Black Bowmore.
Anyway, you should subscribe to WhiskyCast. Some people think it’s a bit long as it always runs to around 50 minutes or so, but I think it’s just perfect for a drive or a good walk. And thanks to Mark Gillespie’s kindness we’re able to bring you the review below:
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But what’s this he also mentions?
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That’s the wrong Thursday he’s got. The event is taking place next Thursday, October 15. The invites are out, most of the RSVPs are in and in a couple of hours people may start to get an idea what the event is about…
But I’m not finished blogging today. Come back tonight if you would be so kind…
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how much $$$?
Thanks, Richard! I’ll make the correction this week…and to clarify a point, most WhiskyCast episodes run in the 30 minute range, but when I get an opportunity to interview really interesting experts on whisky (present company included), I’ll let the show run as long as it takes to get the entire interview in.
Mark