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Michael Simmons
reviewed The Whisky Trails: A Geographical Guide to Scotch Whisky on November 14, 2011
The Whisky Trails: A Geographical Guide to Scotch Whisky
Evidently, I enjoyed reading this book - I am biased towards Scotish single malts. There were a couple of points that I am not sure about (i.e. the author places Aberlour on the right hand of the river Spey, gives an explanation for "the" Glenlivet that is slightly different than Michael Jackson, etc.) but overall, an exciting excursion into the World of Robbie Burns's ol' poison of choice.
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