Whisky and Scotland

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‘Whisky and Scotland’ is a witty, erudite and lyrical toast to uisge beatha, the Celt’s ‘water of life’. Taking readers on a journey through the Highlands of Scotland, it describes the traditional techniques whereby barley grains become an amber spirit. Written by one of Scotland’s most acclaimed early twentieth-century novelists, ‘Whisky and Scotland’ remains timely and relevant, encompassing nationalism, culture and what it means to be Scottish in its examination of the whisky tradition.

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‘One of the most important Scottish writers of the twentieth century’ TLSA beautiful celebration of Scottish malt whisky and the illustrious lands that produce itA classic since its original publication in 1935, Whisky and Scotland will enlighten and entertain all who delight in the amber spirit that evokes ‘the world of hills and glens, of raging elements, of shelter, of divine ease’.Whisky and Scotland takes us on a journey through the Highlands of Scotland to uncover the traditional techniques whereby barley grains become liquid gold. Written by one of Scotland’s most acclaimed early twentieth-century writers, Whisky and Scotland examines whisky history, production and tradition that remains unchanged after hundreds of years. Witty and informative, this is Neil M. Gunn’s lyrical toast to uisge beatha, the Celtic ‘water of life’.

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Weight 172 g
Dimensions 19.8 × 13 × 1.8 cm
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Publisher

Imprint

Cover

Paperback

Pages

192

Language

English

Edition
Dewey

641.25209411 (edition:23)

Readership

General – Trade / Code: K

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