Whisky Makes A Comeback in Edinburgh
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Whisky Makes A Comeback in Edinburgh
How Scotch Whisky is Made – From Grain to Glass
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Whisky is coming back to Edinburgh
Paddy Fletcher and Ian Stirling, close friends with a shared vision, devoted an entire decade to materialize their dream of the Port of Leith distillery. Their quest began upon the revelation that Edinburgh, once the Scottish capital of whiskey production 150 years ago, had no remaining distilleries.
This long-cherished project soared to new heights, quite literally, as their distillery stands tall at nine stories, a towering landmark reaching 131 feet (40 meters) in height—a first-of-its-kind vertical distillery in Britain.
How Scotch Whisky is Made – From Grain to Glass
Scotch whisky is one of the most popular and widely consumed spirits in the world. It’s also one of the oldest distilled beverages with a long, rich history stretching back centuries. But what makes Scotch so special?
The answer lies in its unique production process, which begins with the grain.
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