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Beinn Dubh

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Beinn Dubh Single Malt Whisky 1. What they say The Black Mountain Legend The local BEINN DUBH Ruby Black Single Malt Scotch Whisky, itself POTENT and MYSTERIOUS, uses water from the Cairngorm Black Mountain and is perfectly finished in toasted ruby port casks from Portugal. ‘Black Mountain’ is how professor Norma Collie (University College, London) described Ben Macdui, the highest peak of…

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Around the world Wk13 pt 4

Around the world Wk13 pt 4

The next distillery destination is one of those hidden gems of Speyside, one that I’m sure most lovers of whisky have tried but not visited. I’m of course talking about the beautiful Spey distillery, located near the town of Kingussie at Glen Tromie. They are a relative newcomer in the scheme of things, with the first spirit being produced in December 1990. Although the initial founding of the…

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Beinn Dubh The Black 43% abv 

Beinn Dubh was the second sample I got from Paul Dempsey at the Newcastle whisky festival, being a huge motorbike nut I’d already heard about this malt from friends. They had tried it at the “Thunder in the Glen” Harley Davidson gathering in Aviemore.  Beinn Dubh The Black is named after Ben Macdui the highest peak in the Cairngorm mountain range, which I believe is where the barley used is…

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Beinn Dubh, Loch Lomond

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Meadow of white-tipped grasses overlooking Ben Lomond. by ross_vernal on Flickr.