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In the summer of 2020 Kilchoman began a series of Whisky & Food Pairings as part of its regular online live tastings. The four Kilchoman Core Range whiskies “Machir Bay”, “Sanaig”, “Loch Gorm” and “100 % Islay” are tasted in combination with various Scottish food specialities, all of which are produced by small family businesses. Today, the 4th Whisky & […]
Read moreKilchoman Distillery announced the next online live tasting, the 3rd Whisky & Food Pairing on 17 September at 7pm UK time. After the highland venison specialities and west coast halibut fillets of the 1st and 2nd Whisky & Food Pairings, this time the four Kilchoman Core Range Whiskies “Machir Bay”, “Sanaig”, “Loch Gorm” and “100 % Islay” will be tasted […]
Read moreKilchoman Distillery today announced the next Kilchoman Online Tasting, the 2nd Whisky & Food Pairing on 6 August at 7pm GMT. After the venison specialities of the 1st Whisky & Food Pairing on 9 July, this time the four Kilchoman Core Range Whiskies “Machir Bay”, “Sanaig”, “Loch Gorm” and “100 % Islay” will be tasted in flavourful interplay with fish, […]
Read moreAfter the very entertaining Blind Tasting on June 25 (we have, by the way, added the solutions in the corresponding article), the announcement of the next Kilchoman Online Tasting followed today. On Thursday 9th July at 7pm there will be a Whisky & Food Pairing Live Tasting, i.e. the four Kilchoman Core Range Whiskies “Machir Bay”, “Sanaig”, “Loch Gorm” and […]
Read moreKilchoman is one of the first Scottish whisky distilleries to announce the introduction of NFC labels on its two general releases “Machir Bay” and “Sanaig”. By means of so-called Near Field Communication, buyers of the bottles can briefly touch the label with their smartphones and then receive on their mobile phones further information about the bottlings, such as taste notes, […]
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Read moreKilchoman distillery has now announced that its sherry cask-influenced NAS malt Sanaig, named after an inlet north west of the distillery, will join Machir Bay as the distillery´s core range. Sanaig has a heavy oloroso cask influence in contrast to the predominantly ex-Bourbon cask-matured Machir Bay. Both continuously matured oloroso sherry casks – namely the smaller sherry hogsheads – and […]
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