Scotland, A Whisky Lover's Guide

Scotland, for its size, is one of the most beautiful, the most varied, and the most visited countries on earth. Castles, grand cities, a landscape of rugged mountains, rolling farm land and coastal beauty await you, as do more than a hundred malt whisky distilleries. Scotland, A Whisky Lovers' Guide is a tour book of distilleries that includes their history and what makes them unique. Visitor information is included with each listing. Places of interest nearby each distillery are highlighted to round out your tour.

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Scotland, A Whisky Lover's Guide

Scotland, for its size, is one of the most beautiful, the most varied, and the most visited countries on earth. Castles, grand cities, a landscape of rugged mountains, rolling farm land and coastal beauty await you, as do more than a hundred malt whisky distilleries. Scotland, A Whisky Lovers' Guide is a tour book of distilleries that includes their history and what makes them unique. Visitor information is included with each listing. Places of interest nearby each distillery are highlighted to round out your tour.

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Scotland, A Whisky Lover's Guide

Scotland, A Whisky Lover's Guide

by Ted Bruning
Scotland, A Whisky Lover's Guide

Scotland, A Whisky Lover's Guide

by Ted Bruning

Overview

Scotland, for its size, is one of the most beautiful, the most varied, and the most visited countries on earth. Castles, grand cities, a landscape of rugged mountains, rolling farm land and coastal beauty await you, as do more than a hundred malt whisky distilleries. Scotland, A Whisky Lovers' Guide is a tour book of distilleries that includes their history and what makes them unique. Visitor information is included with each listing. Places of interest nearby each distillery are highlighted to round out your tour.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780996827744
Publisher: White Mule Press
Publication date: 07/15/2016
Pages: 210
Product dimensions: 5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.57(d)

About the Author

Ted Bruning was born in Wolverhampton in 1957 and acquired a taste for antiquities from his father, an architect manqué, and his mother, an inveterate romantic. After training and experience in local news reporting, his antiquarian leanings were given structure and purpose by a medieval history degree at University College, London. In 1986 chance and opportunity led him to the hospitality industry and bar trade press: he was news editor of the Morning Advertiser, the licensees' newspaper, and then editor of What's Brewing, the Campaign for Real Ale membership newspaper. Here he was able to combine his knowledge of the pub trade and love of history with books including Historic Pubs of London (1998), Historic Inns of England (2000), and London by Pub (2001). More recent works have been trade manuals including the best-sellers The Microbrewers' Handbook (2007, now in its 7th edition), The Craft Distillers' Handbook (2015; 2nd edition 2017; 3rd edition forthcoming), and the Bar Owners' Handbook (2019). Histories have included Golden Fire: The Story of Cider (2012) and Merrie England: The Medieval Roots of the Great British Pub (2014). He has also published a volume of poetry, Phantastic Songs from the World Next Door, and is currently planning a change of direction with Arthur: The Last Roman.
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