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https://www.masterofmalt.com/

            https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/c/803/samples



            Now, are these miniatures? I think so but I know of collectors who don’t. Some will say “a
            miniature must be 50ml” others “to be a miniature it must be the same shape bottle and/or
            label.” NEITHER statement is true for the majority of miniatures that most mini collectors
            would collect.

            Do you know of any other sites selling miniature sample bottles? If so please email me at
            minizv@gmail.com



                                                                                           David Smith


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             Three Scotch distilleries to re-open



            With a number of new Scotch distilleries opening or being built,
            two of the big boys in the industry have decided to get in on the
            act and re-open three well known closed distilleries.

            Ian MacLeod, owners of Tamdhu & Glengoyne, has bought the
            Rosebank tradename and remaining stocks from Diageo, as well
            as the former site from Scottish Canals. Rosebank is on the
            banks of the Forth and Clyde Canal in Falkirk, making it one of
            the few lowland distilleries. £12 million is budgeted for the
            development, which will include a visitor centre.

                                          Diageo is to re-open Port Ellen (Islay - right) and Brora
                                          (Highland - left) distilleries, both were closed in 1983. They will
                                          be at the smaller end of Diageo’s Scotch Whisky distilleries,
                                          although Diageo has budgeted £35
                                          million for the two projects. Diageo
                                          promises to replicate, as far as
                                          possible, the tastes of the old Port
            Ellen & Brora distilleries. Diageo is the behemoth of the Scotch
            Whisky industry owning Alloa, Auckroisk, Banff, Benmore,
            Benrinnes, Caledonian, Cambus, Cameron Brig, Caol Islay,
            Cardhu, Carsebridge, Clynlish, Coleburn, Convalmore, Cragganmore, Dailuaine, Dallas
            Dhu, Dufftown, Glen Albyn, Glen Elgin, Glen Mhor, Glen Ord, Glen Spey, Glendullan,
            Glenesk, Glenkinchie, Glenlochy, Glenlossie, Glenury Royal, Hillside, Inchgower,
            Knockando, Lagavulin, Linkwood, Loch Dhu, Mannochmore, Millburn, Mortlach, North of
            Scotland, North Port, Oban, Pittyvaich, Port Dundas, Roseisle, Royal Lochnagar, St.
            Magdalene, Strathmill, Talisker & Teaninich distilleries (some currently closed).

                                                                                           David Smith




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