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December 18, 2021

Whisky Pairings and ‘Baba au Whisky’ Dessert By French Chef

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My interest in whiskey started with the Scotland post I wrote in this site, titled “Scotland – A Dreamland“, which is among my favorite posts and where I had mentioned […]

September 14, 2020

Scotland – A Dream Land

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Scotland has always driven my interest. A noble, magical, mysterious land of a wonderful nature. As back as I could remember, I think of the enchanting scenes of ‘Braveheart’ -a […]