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Episode 153 – Spearhead Whisky – Calum Leslie

This episode features ⁠Calum Leslie⁠ of ⁠Spearhead Whisky⁠.

Spearhead Whisky is a 100% single grain malted barley which is distilled in a coffey style still. Finished in ex-bourbon barrels and then the liquid spends time in infrared toasted virgin American oak barrels. This creates a spirit that is sweet, light and super approachable for a Scotch whisky. Calum came to Loch Lomond distillery in 2019 as head of innovation. His desire was to introduce new consumers in the brand. This whisky is definitely spearheading a movement. They are doing things differently. Creating new fans one at a time. Pick up your own bottle or order it at the bar. Either neat or as a cocktail. This may become your new favorite and everyday drinker.

www.SpearheadWhisky.com – ⁠Facebook

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Highlights From our Discussion:

⁠Bar Convent Brooklyn⁠

⁠Dragons’ Den⁠

⁠Tobermory Distillery⁠

Episode 103 – Glen Moray – Brenden Raulerson

This episode features Brenden Raulerson of Glen Moray.

Glen Moray Distillery has been in operation, off and on, since 1897. The distillery originated out of the Elgin West Brewery in the heart of Speyside. In the early 1900’s they were “mellowing” whisky in Chardonnay and Chenin Blanc barrels. The philosophy of experimenting with cask finishes still exists today. 120 plus years of experience resonates in the amazing whisky that is being produced. This Speyside style whisky provides a depth of flavor and character. Brenden shares the rich history of Glen Moray. He takes us on a tasting journey and shares his insight and knowledge of the expressions that we had the pleasure to enjoy.

www.GlenMoray.com – Facebook

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Highlights from our discussion:

Porto Cruz

The Presbyterian

Bar Convent Brooklyn