10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PEAT REEK»
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peat reek in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Whisky: Technology, Production and Marketing
Detailed reviews are available in the literature (Bathgate, 1973; Walker, 1990).
The compounds are introduced during kilning by exposing the malt to the smoke
(reek) from burning peat. Phenols from peat reek are absorbed efficiently when ...
Inge Russell, Graham Stewart,
2003
2
the coursing calendar for the spring season 1869, containing ...
Blacksmith beat Slowworm f Peat Reek (a bye). III. Mr Blanshard's Blacksmith
beat Mr R. Petersen's PEAT Reek. It was hardly to be expected, after the open
weather we have had, that the stakes at this meeting should fill as well as they
did ...
3
The Edinburgh History of the Scots Language
This may rather be a case of direct transference of meaning (as CSD treats it), but
the phrase peat-reek whisky precedes (by a narrow margin) the first
unambiguous use of peat-reek alone in this sense. Continuing the subject of
drink, the very ...
4
Medical and Surgical Monographs
Before leaving the subject of the domestic uses of creosote, it may be stated, that
four drops of creosote added to a gallon of whiskey, impart to it a peculiar flavour,
very similar to that wellknown by the name of the peat-reek. Dealers have long ...
5
Dunglison's American medical library
Before leaving the subject of the domestic uses of creosote, it may be stated, that
four drops of creosote added to a gallon of whiskey, impart to it a peculiar flavour,
very similar to that well- known by the name of the peat-reek. Dealers have ...
6
The Medico-chirurgical review
Before leaving the subject of the domestic uses of creosote, it may be stated, that
four drops of creosote added to a gallon of whiskey, impart to it a peculiar flavour,
very similar to that well known by the name of the Peat-reek. Dealers have long ...
7
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
Before leaving the subject of the domestic uses of creosote, it may be stated, that
four drops of creosote added to a gallon of whiskey, impart to it a peculiar flavour,
very similar to that well known by the name of the Peat-reek. Dealeis have long ...
8
The Medico-Chirurgical Review,and Journal of Practical ...
Before leaving the subject of the domestic uses of creosote, it may be stated, that
four drops of creosote added to a gallon of whiskey, impart to it a peculiar flavour,
very similar to that well known by the name of the Peat-reek. Dealeis have long ...
James Johnson,M.D. and Henry James Johnson,Esq.Edited By,
1836
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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
Peat-reek, 1. The smoke of turf-fuel, S. 2. Transferred to the flavour
communicated to aquavitae, in consequence of its being distilled by means of turf
-fuel, S. 3. " Highland whisky," S. Wi' gude peat-reek my head was light.Duff's
Poems, p. 115.
10
Bog-Myrtle and
Peat Tales Chiefly of Galloway Gathered from ...
In the opener glades of the woods the wild hyacinths lie in the hollows, in wreaths
and festoons of smoke as blue as peat-reek. As we walk through them the dew in
their bells swishes pleasantly about our ankles, and even those we have ...
S. R. (Samuel Rutherford) Crockett,
2012
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PEAT REEK»
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peat reek is used in the context of the following news items.
Film festival offers hidden gems
Films with a Highland connection include Peat Reek, which is about an illicit whisky distillery in the 19th-century, filmed in the Highlands, and A ... «Aberdeen Press and Journal, Oct 14»
Laphroaig releases mixed barrel Scotch in US
“The whisky delivers a liquid with a unique marriage of our trademark 'peat reek' and a gentle sweetness, which we hope will both surprise and ... «The Spirits Business, Jul 14»
Anchor Distilling Co. & The Benriach Distillery Co. Release Four …
... to distill whisky from both styles of malted barley – peated and non-peated – and thereby capture the defining taste and aroma of peat reek. «BevNET.com, Jan 14»
Whisky's deep roots in Canada: Margaret Swaine's spirits review
Islay whiskies have a distinctive peat reek from the special peat harvested on the island used to smoke the malting barley and a notable brine ... «National Post, Nov 13»
Wear This, Drink That: L.B.M. 1911 Herringbone Jacket and …
It's one of only a handful of distilleries in Scotland still actively malting barley on site; peat reek wafts from the kiln and into the town proper. «Esquire, Oct 13»
It's all about nature in trip to Isle of Skye
The wee dram he offered a visitor had the seaweedy aroma and “peat reek” that Talisker is known for. Skye also has its own brewery, which ... «TheChronicleHerald.ca, Aug 12»
Oh, for peat's sake: Scotch gets smoked
... as Smokehead Islay Single Malt, Blackadder Peat Reek, Bruichladdich Peat and, for the inevitable Loch Ness allusion, the Peat Monster. «Globe and Mail, Nov 11»
Maltmatcher: app and site that helps you choose malt whiskys
Baffled by labels with information about maltsters, peat reek and weird bits of Gaelic..? by sentences beginning: “a marriage of Ardbeg from ... «Shiny Shiny, Dec 09»