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Wehrmacht und Whisky

  • On 25. Juni 2020
  • By Dr. Kai Grundmann
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Ein vergessener Aspekt der Geschichte des Whiskys

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Old Pulteney, Tobermory und Ardmore

  • On 9. Juni 2020
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Erneut zur Landscape of Taste von Whic.de

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Stonewood 1818, 10 Jahre

  • On 24. Mai 2020
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Lebendige Whisky-Geschichte

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Lagler Pannonia Korn Malt Strong

  • On 17. Mai 2020
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Stork Full Proof Rye

  • On 10. Mai 2020
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International konkurrenzfähiger Whiskey aus Deutschland

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Scheibel Emill Whisky

  • On 2. Mai 2020
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Stockwerk und Kraftwerk, zwei Geheimtipps

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„Der erste deutsche Whisky?“ Vom Sinn und Unsinn dieser Frage

  • On 26. April 2020
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Ein Aspekt der Whisky-Geschichte in Deutschland

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Freiheit 1848 Single Bourbon Cask

  • On 17. April 2020
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Whisky mit Geschichte aus Heppenheim

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Bunnahabhain, Glengoyne und ein Geheimnis

  • On 10. April 2020
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Ein weiteres Triple von Whic.de

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Rothaus Whisky Weekend

  • On 29. März 2020
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Premiere des neuen Black Forest Single Malt, Anfang 2020

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Remus Repeal Reserve, not just an apt alliteration Remus Repeal Reserve, not just an apt alliteration
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The Remus-line is MGPs own bourbon, named after a crafty (German-born) lawyer who managed to circumvent prohibition and served as inspiration for the Great Gatsby. 
The annual Repeal Reserve celebrates the end of Prohibition, Amendment XXI, and as such presents some of the best Remus can get.
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As always, it is a medley of different bourbons with different ages and mash bills. Three of the four are between 10 and 11 years old, with the fourth being 18 years. 
The rye content varies between 21% and 31%, so quite a lot actually. Given MGP’s mastery of rye this is hardly surprising. It was bottled at a strong 104 Proof (52% ABV). 
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Nose: roasted bread and corn, vanilla, cinnamon bark, pepper, spearmint, lemon grass

Palate: caramel, once more roasted bread and corn, a lot of oak spices, leather and tobacco leaves, only hints of herbal notes

Finish: long and satisfying, oaky and spicy without any bitterness
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One can definitely taste the age and the rye, which is a bit curious as the amount of really old bourbon is actually small, and the rye content averages at 28% or so. Still both have a noticeable impact, and a massively positive one. 

If you are looking for a great bourbon, look no further. 
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Blended Cask Strength 2019 Edition @roeandcowhiske Blended Cask Strength 2019 Edition @roeandcowhiskey 
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Yes, obviously it is an NDP, given the modern Roe&Co only started distilling in 2019, but that is neither unusual nor an indication of quality. Also, I visited the distillery in 2023 and it was a most pleasant experience with young but good whiskey. So maybe I just got a bit nostalgic when I got this bottle.
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There is not much info. It was matured in bourbon cask and comes with 59.1% ABV, but everything else needs to be guessed. Given the light colour and its taste I think it is a young whiskey with a very high grain content. 
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Nose: light vanilla, lot of coconut, green apples and lemons

Palate: more coconut and vanilla, perhaps some spice like aniseed, neither smooth nor noticeably burning for the ABV.

Finish: definitely a downer being short and rather metallic
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It is a very straightforward young, blended whiskey in cask strength, probably matured in heavily reused casks. It does not try hide that, yet the rather one-dimensional flavour profile and the disappointing finish means this Roe&Co is best used in cocktails or long-drinks. Nothing wrong with that, btw. 
(And make sure to try some more recent bottlings! They are good.)
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The Whisky Bombers and a Bottle Kill @chivasregal The Whisky Bombers and a Bottle Kill @chivasregal 
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Luftwaffe’s KGr. 100 Wiking was renowned for being Germany’s premier pathfinding bomber unit in WW2. Using mostly incendiaries and small bombs, they illuminated the target for following bomber wings during the campaign against Great Britain in 1940/41. 
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In doing so they hit multiple distilleries and warehouses, most famously Auchentoshan and Bushmills among others. 
This was not intentional, as they were not marked targets for KGr. 100, but the burning whisky basically did the job of illuminating the targets. 

It was just that both warehouses and distilleries in the cities were build close to strategic targets, such as harbours, important road junctions and energy-producing industry – all of which were on the Luftwaffe’s charts. 
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It is hard to tell if it truly was always KGr. 100 or another bomber wing, especially in case of Belfast. 

The pattern however is similar in all attacks: early in the raid, a distillery or warehouse is hit by incendiaries and small bombs, lighting the way for the next waves of bombers using heavier ordnance. And it is always KGr. 100 in that first wave. 
The attack on Clydebank and the bombs on Auchentoshan can confidently be attributed to KGr. 100; Yoker, Ardgowan and Greenock probably, too. The losses of Bushmills and Mitchell&Co  are perhaps the result of KGr. 100’s work as well. 
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Therefore it is safe to say that KGr. 100 is the military unit responsible for the most damage inflicted on Great Britain’s whisky industry during the war. Obviously, the loss of life during this war was far more tragic than the loss of whisky. Still, it is a fascinating chapter of whisky history, and one that is rarely explored. 
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I wrote three articles on the Luftwaffe’s bombing of distilleries (one of which was plag..., sorry, heavily used by Der Spiegel...), if you are interested to know more. 
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