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Appreciating Whisky

Appreciating Whisky

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Appreciating "Appreciating Whisky"
Review: My only complaint about most scotch whisky books is the boring and often impenetrable discussions on distilling and the chemistry of scotch. Hills makes these subjects not just accessible, but fascinating. Phillip Hills' "Appreciating Whisky" proved not only to be the most informative book on scotch I've read, but also the most fun. I've long distrusted the view that single malts don't alter chemically after exposed to air. In demystifying whisky chemistry Hills confirms that once opened, spirits should be drunk rather than left to languish in the bottle. Bravo Mr. Hills!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Appreciating "Appreciating Whisky"
Review: Vastly increase your enjoyment of Scotlands' spirits with Pip Hills new book, Appreciating Whisky. The founder of the Single Malt Whisky Society takes the reader's knowledge well beyond the propaganda of marketeers and into the known sciences of Scotch history and production. An educational and amusing read, Mr. Hills inclusions on human taste and the chemistry of flavor take this book to a catagory of it's own--"knowing Scotch". I recommend this book prior to purchase of single malt scotch guides.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: "Appreciating Whisky", to Know Scotch is to Love Scotch
Review: Vastly increase your enjoyment of Scotlands' spirits with Pip Hills new book, Appreciating Whisky. The founder of the Single Malt Whisky Society takes the reader's knowledge well beyond the propaganda of marketeers and into the known sciences of Scotch history and production. An educational and amusing read, Mr. Hills inclusions on human taste and the chemistry of flavor take this book to a catagory of it's own--"knowing Scotch". I recommend this book prior to purchase of single malt scotch guides.


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