Singlemalt.tv and Highland Park teamed up to do a live webcast back on September 28th. Gerry Tosh, head of brand education at highland park, and his boss Jason Craig discussed (and tasted) the new Earl Magnus 15 year Cask Strength special release that is coming out by the end of the year. They also talked [...]
Archive for October, 2009
Highland Park Earl Magnus and more HP news
Posted in Highland Park, whisky news, tagged Earl Magnus, Highland Park 50, Highland Park Vintages, HP 12 CS on October 29, 2009 | 11 Comments »
The Great Whisk(e)y Debate
Posted in Knob Creek, Laphroaig, Live Whisky Tasting, tagged Bernie Lubbers, Dan Tullio, Simon Brooking, Whiskey Debate on October 21, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Introduction Beam Global is doing a pretty cool marketing campaign, pitting whisk(e)y from three countries against each other in a debate between brand ambassadors as they battle for whisky supremacy. Attendance is free, and along with an entertaining evening put on by the debaters, participants get to try whisk(e)y samples from the three distilleries involved. [...]
The Art of Blending webcast – Part 2
Posted in Art of Blending Webcast, Johnnie Walker, tagged Andrew Ford, art of blending on October 11, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Introduction This is my third post about the Johnnie Walker Art of Blending webcast event with Johnnie Walker Master Blender Andrew Ford. Why am I still blogging about it? I realize I’m probably providing more coverage than a lot of people are interested in, but I thought I’d try to give a full account of [...]
The Art of Blending webcast – Part 1
Posted in Art of Blending Webcast, Johnnie Walker, whisky research, tagged Andrew Ford, Art of Blending Webcast, Black Label, Johnnie Walker on October 1, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Introduction This is my second post about the Johnnie Walker webcast event titled “Johnnie Walker Black Label Centenary Journeyman Blending Webcast with Johnnie Walker Master Blender Andrew Ford.” Whew! My first, introductory post is here. Andrew Ford was the host of the webcast, airing from the Brandy Library in New York City. The webcast was [...]
