Robert Burns & The Burns Supper
For the Scots, Robert Burns is a national treasure and their greatest poet. Sadly, much of the world is vaguely familiar with his name at best, while most know one of his works, Auld Lang Syne (clue, think New Year’s Eve). Much of his work was composed in the Scots Lowland dialect (a dialect of Gaelic), and even his more “international” works were written...Mastering Scotch Whisky
It’s no secret that Scotch Whisky is more popular now than ever, with no ceiling in sight. Today, it is hard to find a bar or restaurant that does not offer at least a modest selection of Scotch Whisky. Despite the growing number of Whisky converts, many remain confused by the perception of rituals surrounding its service and the peculiar Gaelic place names that...Baker’s Bourbon launches new fan experience online
Baker’s Bourbon allows Bourbon fans a unique opportunity to follow the life of a single barrel. Whiskey lovers have just launched a very cool website — Baker’s Barrel Journey All Whiskey drinker are familiar with the term, “Single Barrel” but have not had the chance to consider the journey of the barrel from start to finish. While barrels may mature side by side each barrel...The Joys of Tequila
Tequila is a specific, closely regulated, type of Mezcal (or Mescal). In other words, all Tequila are mescals but not all Mezcal is Tequila.