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Quaich1
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Charlie
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| I have read about Deerhammer before, i think we will be unlikely to see any of its produce in the UK or Canada anytime soon, if ever. |
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Quaich1
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| Charlie wrote: | | I have read about Deerhammer before, i think we will be unlikely to see any of its produce in the UK or Canada anytime soon, if ever. |
Charlie, I think you are probably right. The only malt with "deer" in the name we have here is DEERSTALKER 18 YEARS OLD HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT.
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