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When we spoke to Pierrick for the Lagavulin podcast, the Jazz Festival Bottling hadn’t been announced, but we couldn’t help but ask him about it.
Nikki Simpson from DistilleryTours.scot interviews Pierrick Guillaume, Distillery Manager at the Lagavulin Distillery on Islay.
Pierrick talks about the sights, sounds and smells of Islay, why he loves working at the Lagavulin Distillery and the journey that brought him there, and why he’s taken the Lagavulin 12 year old on holiday with him.
Nikki Simpson from DistilleryTours.scot interviews Mark Westmorland, global brand ambassador for the Wolfburn Distillery in Thurso.
Mark talks about the team at Wolfburn and how each of their strengths makes the Distillery thrive, how their motto of ‘Fortune favours the brave’ leads them in all they do, and how choosing his favourite whisky is like choosing his favourite child.
Nikki Simpson from DistilleryTours.scot interviews Paul McDonagh, owner of the world-famous Bon Accord bar in Glasgow.
Paul says a dram of whisky is like a conversation in your hand – there's so much to know and talk about from the taste to the way it's been distilled. He also tells us about what makes the Bon Accord truly special, the many whisky clubs that call it home, and his favourite dram, the GlenDronach 18 Year Old.
Nikki Simpson from DistilleryTours.scot interviews Lauren Mustard, Dufftown Distilleries and VIP Ambassador for the Balvenie and Glenfiddich Distilleries of William Grant & Sons.
Lauren tells us about the way Glenfiddich is experimenting with their whisky, the things she loves about both distilleries, and a charming denial of any family connection to the whisky industry, closely followed by several connections. She also tells us the story behind her favourite dram, the never-to-be-repeated, Snow Phoenix.
Nikki Simpson from DistilleryTours.scot interviews Rikki Scott, Visitor Centre Supervisor at the Aberlour Distillery.
Rikki talks to us about avoiding the power of suggestion at a tasting, connecting people to a whisky through their own experience and the memories it brings back for them. From the smell of your mother’s hairspray to the look on your father’s face as he came home from work, different whiskies evoke something different for everyone.
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