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Quaich1
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 Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 11:33 am Post subject: Whisky galore for Glenfiddich owner with Drambuie purchase |
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"SCOTTISH distiller William Grant has added Drambuie to its drinks cabinet after buying the whisky liqueur brand from the family which has owned it for 100 years".
http://www.express.co.uk/finance/city/508709/Whisky-galore-for-Glenfiddich-owner
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Bookie
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| I am not so fussed on the standard Drambuie or liqueurs in general but the Drambuie 15 is worth a try, it isnt so sweet and the 15 year old whisky has more of a say in it, still something i need to be in the mood for. |
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William
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This should be a good move for William Grant, I always wondered why they stopped producing the Glenfiddich Liqueur a few years back as it was very popular and there is a big market for whisky liqueurs. I have hundreds of emails over the years from visitors to this site looking for the Glenfiddich Liqueur, i still get them today even though it is quite some time since they produced it.
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