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Whisky Live Rolls Into LA Oct. 17 With 150 Whiskies

Posted on October 8, 2012 by Rob

“I don’t drink whiskey, but I love bourbon.” “I love Scotch, but I’m not a fan of whisky.” “I had this great Scotch from Canada.” All of these are things I’ve had people say to me when they learn I … Continue reading →

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Myths, Malts and Storytelling

Posted on June 11, 2012 by Rob

“The goal of life is rapture. Art is the way we experience it.” This quote from American mythologist and writer Joseph Campbell seems an appropriate way to continue week two of my examination of whisky and writing as partners in … Continue reading →

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Attending Whisky Events Expands Knowledge and Taste

Posted on October 4, 2011 by Rob

People often ask me how did Whisky Guy Rob became involved with writing about whisky and leading tastings. I was born with a Gaelic liver, so that helped. But, truly appreciating whisky takes more than a physical aptitude. When I … Continue reading →

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The Language of Whisky

Posted on March 28, 2009 by Rob

With no Internet access at my Islay cottage, I rely on the WiFi at the Lochside Inn in Bowmore or at the house of my friend Martine Nouet. Martine, as you may know, is a fantastic writer of all things … Continue reading →

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