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Bazile | 23:59 Thu 05th Nov 2020 | Food & Drink
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What is special about the
above ?

Inspector Morse said most of the production is exported
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It doesn't exist?
And that is why it doesn't exist: It's all exported.
I've been to Glendoick garden centre but haven't heard of Glendoick Whisky.
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A must ha herd him wrong

It is the wee hours of the morning
Well, DI Rebus also liked to partake of it before it was all exported.
A small amout is laid down for the exclusive use of fictional functioning alcoholic detectives.

It's stored in a secure warehouse in Brigadoon until needed.
Any Dick worth his pension would drink 'oirish' in any case. It's smoother with more distillation. How anyone could drink a whiskey called Talisker with any satisfaction is a masochist. Liquid smoked mud imo.
Supposed to be smoked with a peat flavour. Whatever!
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Ha listened to him again on +1.
It certainly sounded like what ha have in my title

'' Is that a bottle of ....'' - he enquired , to the lady

I don't partake of alcohol so ha not up on the subject

Wish ha knew what he actually says

I've just popped back to check that Retrocop knows that peat is basically mud that's then dried and burned.

Hard to know what the end product might be given those facts.
Apologies, there's a 'Not' missing from the above.
Lol Douglas
The bogtrotters have peat bogs galore but can still distil a superior brew without the need to inflict it on the conniesseur.

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