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| | Strat's Place - Daniel Rogov - Random Thoughts on Single Malt Scotch |
 | | Unblended Scotch whisky has not changed but the tastes of Americans and Japanese have, and single malt whiskeys with once unknown names such as Dalwhinnie, Cragganmore, Obam, and Talisker have become household names, at least in the households of the 10% of the most upwardly mobile segments of the population. |
 | | There is no question but that single malt Scotch whisky is a noble beverage and, as I discovered at a recent tasting, the 18 year old whisky of Lagavulin is one of the most noble of all. |
 | | As to the addition of ice to Scotch, whisky, agreement among connoisseurs is almost universal: although it is permissible to add ice to blended whisky, adding it to a single malt is a sin too severe to be forgiven. |
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