Islay: Whisky-eiland vol geschiedenis | Robin Brilleman

Islay, Whisky-eiland vol geschiedenis by Robin Brilleman is an atmospheric whisky book for lovers of smoky single malts, Scottish islands and distillery history. The book takes readers to Islay, the island that many whisky enthusiasts associate with peat, sea air, smoke and characterful malt whisky.

Brilleman describes not only the current distilleries that made Islay famous, but also the lost distilleries and the island’s history of illicit distilling. This creates a broad picture of Islay as a whisky region, with attention to production, history and local conditions.

A key part of the book is the role of peat, water sources and soil. These elements help explain why Islay whiskies have such a distinctive character and why peat smoke is so strongly connected with the island.

Islay, Whisky-eiland vol geschiedenis also looks beyond whisky alone. The island’s history, flora and fauna, local culture and rugged landscapes all receive attention. In this way, the book shows how island, people and whisky influence one another.

With many colour photographs, this book is more than a dry reference work. It is an accessible and visual journey to Islay, suitable for beginning whisky lovers, experienced collectors and anyone who wants to understand the soul of this famous whisky island.

Book Details
Language: Dutch
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 221
Author: Robin Brilleman
ISBN / barcode: 9789081305426
Weight: 0.9 kg
Subject: Islay whisky, peat smoke, Scotch single malt, distilleries, lost distilleries, whisky history