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101 World Whiskies to Try Before You Die

Ian Buxton

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Prose: non-fiction, Reference works, Alcoholic beverages, Spirits & cocktails

Whisky expert Ian Buxton again rejects the obvious, the obscure and the overpriced, and recommends another 101 whiskies from around the world that he believes every whisky lover should taste.

101 World Whiskies To Try Before You Die is the companion guide to 2010's 101 Whiskies To Try Before You Die. Ian Buxton again eschews the obvious whiskies and recommends another 101 whiskies that he believes every whisky lover should taste.

In Ian Buxton's new collection of whisky recommendations he has cast his net wider. He includes not only whiskies from the established whisky-producing countries, but also many newcomers. The book includes whiskies from Austria, Belgium, Canada, the Czech Republic, England, India, Ireland, Japan, The Netherlands, Scotland, Taiwan, USA and Wales.

All the whiskies included are both affordable and accessible. Ian Buxton does not believe in collecting whiskies or investing in whisky. He believes in tasting and enjoying the huge range of whiskies that are available. The book includes single malts and blends - and provacatively a few renegade suggestions that are bound to offend purists.

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Praise for 101 World Whiskies to Try Before You Die

  • One of the industry's most illustrious tipplers - coolhunting.com

  • Buxton's guide encourages you to seek out and try whiskies that you might not have thought about before....So what are you waiting for? It's time to start delving in and ticking them off. - Whisky Magazine

  • witty and irreverent - Daily Express

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Ian Buxton

Ian Buxton worked in the drinks industry for more than 30 years as a writer, commentator and consultant, Marketing Director of a world-leading single malt, and accidental owner of a derelict distillery. His distinctive style and deep industry knowledge offer unique insights into the world of whisky, recognised by the award of Keeper of the Quaich (1991, the highest accolade in Scotch) and as one of the few writers inducted into London's ancient fraternity, the Worshipful Company of Distillers. Ian's whisky books have been translated into eight languages.

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