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Port, Portugal and Port Finished Whisky

Opinion, Port Finished Whisky, Recommendations, Scottish History, Uncategorized, Whisky Foundation Bottle Guide, Whisky History
Posted on by Cat Marney
Woman in hat drinks wine by a bridge
02
Sep

Portugal – oh troubled nation of beaches and wine – what will happen next? When Portugal was taken off of the ‘No Go’ list seats on planes sold faster than limited edition Springbanks.  As a whisky drinker I particularly treasured this news. Why? Well, whisky and port – Scotland and Portugal – overlap in interesting […]

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