Scotch Whisky | Charles MacLean | 1998

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Overview

Scotch Whisky by renowned whisky writer Charles MacLean is a compact but comprehensive guide to the world of Scotch whisky. This revised and updated edition was published in 1998 as part of the successful Mitchell Beazley Pocket Guides series.

MacLean begins with the history of Scotch whisky before explaining how it is made. He explores whisky categories and Scotland’s whisky regions, showing how production, location and maturation contribute to differences in character and flavour.

The book also explains how to appreciate and taste whisky, with particular attention to aroma, flavour, body, style and finish.

A substantial part of the book is devoted to an A–Z directory of whiskies, divided between single malt and grain whiskies and blended Scotch. Entries include information about distillers, ownership, available expressions and tasting notes.

Its pocket format makes it a practical reference, while today it also provides an interesting snapshot of the Scotch whisky industry at the end of the 1990s.

This older 1998 edition is a natural addition to our collection of Rare & Vintage Whisky Books.

Why buy this book?

  • written by whisky authority Charles MacLean;
  • revised and updated 1998 edition;
  • history and production of Scotch whisky;
  • whisky regions and styles explained;
  • practical guidance on tasting and appreciation;
  • extensive A–Z whisky directory;
  • compact reference format;
  • interesting older edition for whisky enthusiasts and collectors.

Details
Author: Charles MacLean
Series: Mitchell Beazley Pocket Guides
Publisher: Mitchell Beazley
Year: 1998
Edition: Revised and updated edition
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 224
Language: English
ISBN: 9781840000221

Condition: Good condition. Light age- and use-related wear consistent with the age of the book. The contents are clean and complete.

Specification Description
Weight 0,175 Kg
Barcode 9781840000221
Language English
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