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	THE SIX CLASSIC MALTS OF SCOTLAND from United Distillers review by AWA.
		Appropriately the Classic Malts symbol is the Quaich, which for centuries has been the traditional
		Glenkinchie is a soft, sweetly aromatic malt from the 'Garden of Scotland'.
		It is subtle, smooth delicately smody malt with a heathery honey finish.
	www.awa.dk /whisky/clasmalt.htm (296 words)

	Classic Malts of Scotland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Classic Malts of Scotland is a selection of six single malt whiskies, chosen by United Distillers and Vinters (UDV) to represent the best of the their products representing the major whisky producing regions of Scotland.
		All six of the Classic Malts have released limited edition "Distiller's editions", which are finished in special casks selected by the master distiller at each distillery.
		Dalwhinnie's are finished in Oloroso casks, Glenkinchie in Amontillado, Cragganmore in Port, Oban in Montilla, Talisker in amoroso sherry, and Lagavulin in Pedro-Ximenez sherry.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Classic_Malts_of_Scotland (246 words)

	Matthias Linke - Whisky Page
		Classic Malts of Scotland, Cragganmore Distillery, Ballindalloch, Banffshire
		Classic Malts of Scotland, Lagavulin Distillery, Port Ellen, Isle of Islay
		Classic Malts of Scotland, Talisker Distilery Carbost, Isle of Skye
	www.informatik.uni-rostock.de /~mlinke/hobbies/whisky.html (147 words)

	Strat's Place - Darryl Beeson's - Wine and More - A Wee Dram-amine 5 classic malts
		This is The Classic Malts Cruise of the western coasts and isles of Scotland.
		Though most participants sailing in The Classic Malts Cruise are committed members of the sailing community with an additional love of a wee dram, I am, so to speak, an embedded journalist on this multi-destination embarkment.
		The Classic Malts Cruise is said to be a must-do event in Scotland's sailing year, and you could join in 2003.
	www.stratsplace.com /beeson/classic_malts.htm (1049 words)

	Classic Malts 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Welcome to the Fourth Classic Malts Scottish Reliability Trial which due to the crisis caused by the outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease in the UK will run in September.
		The 2000 Classic Malts was widely acclaimed as a hugely enjoyable event, and the 2001 programme and itinerary will be along the same lines.
		The Classic Malts is firmly established as a sociable as well as sporting event, and our schedule ensures that this tradition will be continued.
	www.hero.org.uk /malts/index_01.html (738 words)

	Classic Single Malts of Scotland
		The Six Classic Malts of Scotland is carefully selected to best represent each of the mail whisky producing regions of Scotland.
		Appropriately the Classic Malts symbol is the Quaich, which for centuries has been the traditional Scottish drinking bowl reserved for toasting the finest single malt whiskies.
		GLENKINCHIE : (Ladies whisky) Glenkinchie is a soft, sweetly aromatic malt from the 'Garden of Scotland'.
	www.queenannewine.com /classicmalts.html (306 words)

	Scotsman.com Sport - Other Sports - Scotland tip scales to edge out Wales
		CLASSIC malts team Scotland survived a late scare by a high scoring Welsh outfit to secure a fine win in the Autumn International at Loch Leven.
		Scotland were next up with Craig Cowan playing a captain’s role as the home nation’s top rod with three fish for 5lb 11oz.
		Scotland is expected to hold the event next year, hopefully at the Lake of Menteith.
	sport.scotsman.com /other.cfm?id=1043282003 (701 words)

	Retail Products @ Buyoffit.co.uk - for whatever your searching for
		The Six Classic Malts of Scotland is carefully selected to best representeach of the main whisky producing regions of Scotland.They embrace the full diversity of regional tastes and styles.Appropriately the Classic Malts symbol is the Quaich.
		Tobermory, which is distilled from unpeated malted barley, is light amber in colour, with a fresh, lightly peated smoky nose.The palate is medium-dry, smooth and fruity, with a rich and well-rounded finish.
		Laphroaig Malt Whisky is distilled in the Islay region of Scotland.
	www.buyoffit.co.uk /products.php/action/awBrowseProducts/catid/282800 (581 words)

	A Wee Dram-Amine
		Though most participants sailing in The Classic Malts Cruise are committed members of the sailing community with an additional love of a wee dram, I am, so to speak, an embedded journalist on this multi-destination embarkment.
		Talisker, Oban and Lagavulin are three of the six classic single malts of Scotland, the others being Glenkinchie, Dalwhinnie and Cragganmore.
		The Classic Malts Cruise is said to be a must-do event in Scotland's sailing year, and you could join in 2003.
	www.travellady.com /Issues/February04/AWeeDramAmine.htm (998 words)

	Welcome to The Classic Malts Cruise of Scotland
		The CLASSIC MALTS Cruise is for many the 'must do' event in Scotland's sailing year...
		Whether it is the fine single malt whisky, the isolated location, the superb seafood buffet, the music and dancing, or just the company of so many enthusiastic cruising sailors that makes the party special we cannot say.
		Fine single malt whisky has been made here for over 200 years in one of the oldest licensed distilleries, its stills among the smallest in Scotland.
	www.worldcruising.com /classicmaltscruise (531 words)

	eye - Drinks - 11.26.98
		The former is made from malted barley and other grains -- mostly corn -- distilled in 60-foot tall continuous stills and blended to deliver a specific style.
		Blends were developed in the early part of the 19th century to tone down the aggressive flavors of most single malts.
		Malt scotch is made using only malted barley distilled in copper pot stills, which resemble large onions with their spiky stems bent over.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_11.26.98/plus/drinks.html (625 words)

	speacalistwhisky (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Dalwhinnie is part of the 'Classic Malts of Scotland' range and is nicknamed the 'Gentle Spirit'.
		This rum-finished malt is then vatted with Glenffidich aged in the former Bourbon and sherry casks.
		This malt is a rich, extremely smooth malt with hints of cherry and bags of dried fruit.
	freespace.virgin.net /coe.cellars/speacalistwhisky.html (1403 words)

	Scotland Magazine : Issue 21 :: A life on the ocean’s wave (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		So the ferry rocked and swayed, the sea took on an even broodier depth of grey, and most of our view was screened behind the squalls of rain and dark, threatening cloud.
		I reckon that Western Scotland is the only place on the planet which actually looks better in such conditions.
		And even when the squalls and wind drove most indoors and to the safety of the bar area, I made the effort to go out front and watch the seas spray off the bow and the white surf seeth beneath the surface.
	www.scotlandmag.com /issue/21/from_the_editor/589 (568 words)

	The Wild Trout Trust: A Tribute to our Sponsors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The six Classic Malts of Scotland are carefully selected to best represent each of the main whisky producing regions of Scotland.
		Classic Malts already has a vital connection with the environment that sustains wild trout - fine single malt whisky requires a plentiful supply of clean water, and the distilleries of Classic Malts each have their own unique water sources, also known for game fishing.
		Classic Malts in fact has interests all over Scotland, especially outside of the major cities and the lowlands.
	www.wildtrout.org /WTT/support/sponsors.asp (1050 words)

	Scotland Magazine : Issue 14 :: Whisky and water : a perfect mix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		There are worse ways to explore Scotland's west coast than by travelling in a flotilla.
		If a bar stocks a decent selection of single malt whiskies, in whatever part of the world it happens to be, chances are you’ll find the Classic Malts of Scotland.
		The Classic Malts Cruise began back in 1994 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Oban Distillery.
	www.scotlandmag.com /issue/14/exporting_scotland/459 (313 words)

	Beverage and Food Dynamics-Nov/Dec '98 - SUBTLE YET SIGNIFICANT
		Interestingly, not one of the top 20 single malt Scotch brands showed a sales decline in '97, which is pretty impressive, especially when considering that more and more brands than ever before have entered the segment with an eye on acquiring a slice of the high-end Scotch business.
		The characteristics of single malt Scotch varies with the product's region of origin, and even differ from one another (being from a single distillery) when they come from the same region, using the same barley, peat bogs and source of water.
		Speyside malts span a range from the relative lightness of Glenfiddich to the richness of The Macallan.
	www.beveragenet.net /bd/1998/1298/1198scot.asp (3314 words)

	Classic Malts of Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Yet the smells of barley, malt and whisky maturing in sherry casks remain.
		A singular, rich and complex malt with the merest suggestion of peat in the aroma, slightly smoky and with a long smooth finish.
		One of the most impotant distillers in the history of malt whisky was John Smith.
	web.telia.com /~u87408243/whiskysvensk.htm (356 words)

	Clan Currie
		Hosted by the Clan Currie Society and sponsored by The Classic Malts of Scotland, a traditional Burns Supper will be held on Saturday evening, January 18, 2003 at the Grand Summit Hotel in Summit.
		Through the generosity of The Classic Malts of Scotland, each of the five courses will be paired with an appropriate malt whisky, including Dalwhinnie, Oban, and Talisker.
		Each whisky represents a distinct scotch-producing region of Scotland, including Talisker from Skye, Oban from the West Highlands, Dalwhinnie from the Highlands, Lagavulin from Islay, Cragganmore from Speyside, and Glenkinchie from the Lowlands.
	www.clancurrie.com /press/2002_nov14.html (722 words)

	Experience The Classic Malts CD
		In the Summer of 2000, John Saich was commissioned to write six individual pieces of music for the Classic Malts, a collection of whiskies from Scotland's six distillery regions unique in taste and tradition.
		The House of Stuart/Fire In The Oak 4.
		The Classic Malts are representative of six highly distinctive regions, highlighting the diversity of Scotland both in its landscape and traditions.
	www.celtic-gathering-music.com /experiencecd.html (356 words)

	Classic Malts 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		But everything that has made the Classic Malts Scottish Reliability Trial such a popular event remains firmly in place: a week of gently competitive rallying on some of Britain’s finest roads, just made for classic cars.
		Our generous hosts, Classic Malts of Scotland, contribute to a lively social scene - with plenty of opportunities at the end of the day to enjoy their splendid hospitality and some superb Scotch whisky.
		Our sponsors Classic Malts of Scotland promise an unforgettable finale as we await the final declaration of results.
	www.hero.org.uk /malts/outline.html (637 words)

	Scotch Whisky Distilleries in Scotland - Highland Distillery Tours
		Scotland’s oldest malt whisky distillery which has now been transformed into a prime tourist attraction and conference centre.
		Glenfarchlas produces a classic malt aged from 10 to 30 years and in strengths from 40% to 60%.
		Carol P. Shaw says ("Classic Malts", HarperCollins): "a light, delicate whisky with a fine balance of sweet and oaky flavours in the Glenlivet style, leading to a nicely smooth finish".
	www.scottishtours.com /TxScotchWhisky.htm (638 words)

	Classic Malts Cruise
		The Classic Malts Cruise is an annual event held by Diageo, Formerly Guinness-UDV.
		Sheâs sailed the Classic Malts Cruise in 2002, cooking on the yacht Grampus, with Skipper Stewart Robertson.
		Scotland produces some of the best quality food in the world, yet we seem to export the majority of it to the continent and whatâs left is over prices, under marketed and under appreciated.
	www.caleyco.com /public/articles/classicmalts (1380 words)

	Wine Spectator \| Wine Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Most of the activity has been in single malts, but many of the traditional blending houses have expanded their portfolios to include ultrapremium blends that rival single malts for their complexity and depth of flavor.
		All Scotch is distilled from a fermented, malted barley mash.
		All single malts are aged in oak, some in recycled sherry barrels from Spain and many in recycled Bourbon barrels from the United States.
	www.straightbourbon.com /articles/ws960131.html (2297 words)

	Classic Malts 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Scotland is famed for its hospitality, for its sublime scenery, and for roads that are perfect for classic rallying.
		The Classic Malts' most coveted award is the Talisker Trophy, going to the best team of three cars.
		As is customary for the Classic Malts, the entry fee for a car and crew of two people offers excellent value for money, using the best hotels available - though note that these may be quite homely in the smaller places we stay.
	www.hero.org.uk /malts/cm2_intro.html (1078 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The portfolio in question is titled "Classic Malts of Scotland," but it came about for anything but classic reasons.
		The 16-year-old Lagavulin (around $52) is as peaty and smoky as anyone could ask, but the 15-year-old malt from Dalwhinnie ($40) has a flowery, honeyed aroma and is as subtle and gentle on the tongue as a fine old brandy.
		The three bottles bearing the label of the Isle of Skye's Talisker--10, 20, and 25 years old, respectively--are as different as three stalwart sons got by different fathers on a single mother.
	www.seattleweekly.com /features/printme.php3?eid=41512 (470 words)

	Bowmore Legend - Review - Bowmore Legend : A Light Young Version of The Classic Islay Malts
		Recently I had the pleasure of attending a Single Malt Whisky Testing session at the Commonwealth Club in Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia and one of the illustrious offerings was the Bowmore range of Single Malts which are produced and matured in what has been called the...
		The Bowmore single malts are produced at the Bowmore distillery located on the shoreline of Loch Indaal on the island of Islay.
		The final character of all Bowmore’s Single Malts are developed at the renowned seaside vaults: it is in these vaults where Bowmore whiskies spend most of their lives.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /drinks/bowmore-legend/420030 (594 words)

	News Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Hundreds of sailors are travelling around the West Coast sampling Scotland's water of life in the eleventh Classic Malts Cruise.
		This is the annual Classic Malts cruise, which set sail from Oban on Sunday.
		So after tasting the Oban Malt the sailors head for the Isle of Skye for some Talisker and then complete their journey with a dram of Lagavulin on Islay.
	northtonight.grampiantv.co.uk /content/defaulttext.asp?page=s1_1_1&newsid=4368 (205 words)

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		The malt comes in a traditional 19th century-style blue glass flask with fresh, modern labelling with scripted lettering, a salmon emblem and back-label detail on the Glen Ord distillery giving it strong visual presence.
		The distillery’s water comes from a vigorous mountain stream, the White Burn, fed by two mountain lochs - the Loch of the Peats and the Loch of the Birds, the former fed by springs, the latter by rainwater: water from heaven and water from earth, it is said locally.
		The newer members of the Classic Malts Selection will also be extended into newer markets where the prospects for strong growth in single malts are well recognised.
	www.diageo.com /en-row/NewsAndMedia/PressReleases/2006/PressRelease15June2006Singleton.htm (964 words)

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