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  • Stiff ruling for N.S. distillery

    04/09/2008 4:20:01 AM PDT · by canuck_conservative · 17 replies · 470+ views
    National Post [Canada] ^ | April 08, 2008 | Adrian Humphreys
    The Nova Scotia distillers of Glen Breton, Canada's only single malt, make its richly gold and aromatic whisky by mimicking the masters, copying every step of the process used in Scotland for centuries. Its homage to Scotch, however, has now been found to be too close for comfort. The tiny Glenora Distillery on Cape Breton Island, a Gaelic community with deep roots in Scotland, can no longer use the word "Glen" in its whisky's name because it misleads consumers into thinking they are drinking Scotch, according to a ruling released yesterday by the Federal Court of Canada. The ruling in...
  • Last bottle of world's oldest single malt whisky leaves Scotland

    02/25/2005 5:36:40 PM PST · by Dan from Michigan · 94 replies · 2,372+ views
    AFP ^ | 2-25-05
    Last bottle of world's oldest single malt whisky leaves Scotland Fri Feb 25,12:29 PM ET Offbeat - AFP LONDON (AFP) - The last remaining bottle of the world's oldest single malt whisky left its distillery in Scotland bound for Hong Kong, where it will be the star attraction at an airport shop. The bottle of Glenfiddich Rare Collection 1937, left to mature in a cask for 64 years before being bottled, is heading for Hong Kong's Chep Lap Kok Airport, where it will be available for a well-heeled buyer, but only at a steep cost. Previous bottles sold direct by...
  • Resort worker accused of taking scotch bottle worth $3,200

    02/18/2005 2:09:43 PM PST · by IonImplantGuru · 2 replies · 245+ views
    Arizona Daily Star ^ | 2/18/05 | Scott Simonson
    It gives new meaning to the phrase "lifting their spirits." The theft of a $3,200 bottle of Scotch whisky from the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa has resulted in a felony charge against a Pima County man. You heard right: That's one bottle of Scotch, costing about the same as 228 of the 20-bottle packs of Bud Light sold at your local Circle K. Pima County Sheriff's Department investigators said a resort employee at La Paloma was caught trying to steal a 50-year-old bottle of The Macallan Scotch, imported in a hand-cut crystal bottle. [snip] Even Tucson's tonier resorts...