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To conclude the article we show some Scotch whiskies made for the South
               American market. King Edward I went to Brazil, Derby to Chile, Sir Edward’s to
               Argentina and St. John to Uruguay.

                                                                                   Nothing to do with
                                                                                   South America but a
                                                                                   couple of bits of
                                                                                   information that may
                                                                                   be of interest.
                                                                                   Southern Comfort
                                                                                   seem to be coming
                                                                                   to the party under
                                                                                   their new owners,
                                                                                   Sazerac, as I have
                                                                                   seen three new mini
                                                                                   variations in the past
                                                                                   couple of years. I
                                                                                   was talking to Dave
                                                                                   Allen (by e-mail)
                                                                                   about the number of
                                                                                   Scottish Gins seen
               in New Zealand. He feels the gin boom is slowing down and a few investors may get
               hurt. (Certainly the number of new gin distilleries opening in both Scotland and
               England slowed down considerably last year – Ed.)

                                                                                       Frank Wynn

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                                         Date - Time - Place


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               Sunday 15  September, 12.30pm, Pot Luck Lunch @ Ruth Wilkinson’s, 9 Marine Parade,
               Paraparaumu           Phone: 04 904 3157

               Sunday 3  November, 12.30pm, Pot Luck @ Errol & Karen Brassett’s, 39 Pembroke Street, Tawa,
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               Wellington            Phone: 04 232 6598

               December lunch - TBA

               Sunday 26  January 2020, 12.30pm, Annual Barbeque @ David & Rosie Smith’s, 11 Trevor Terrace,
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               Paremata              Phone: 04 233 2997

               PLEASE, let the hosts know you are coming a few days beforehand.

               Currently only Wellington meetings are being scheduled, our members elsewhere are invited to
               organise a meeting. Let us know where and when well in advance and we will be happy the publicise
               it.

               The 2020 AGM will be in February, date to be advised. There will be a barbecue lunch starting at
               12.30 with the AGM about 2.30 @ Colin & Di Ryder’s, 20 Prospect Terrace, Johnsonville, Wellington.









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