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Nosing Kit designed for whisky – Article
by Ilan Perez on Dec.17, 2010, under Articles, Scotch Whisky
Whisky-advice interviewed Steve Bell the individual behind the site 
Q: What is a nosing kit?
A nosing kit is a kit of aromas, effectively smells, that can “guide” and “fine tune” your nose to recognise specific smells.
Q: How can I use it in terms of Whisky?
A person that is “intune” with his/her whisky is a person that can discern flavour and smell. This kit will help you tune sense of smell.
Q: Who should have one of these kits?
This kit however complete is too limited for beginners who want to know how to nose their whisky. A beginner would need guidance from a more experienced person. The perfect person would be an amateur. A person that knows enough but still has way to go.
Q: What do you get in the kit?
- 40 page guide booklet will make scotch whisky nosing
- 24 aroma nosing samples carefully selected by the leading specialist Aroma Scientist, George Dodd, in conjunction with ScotchWhisky.net
Q: How much does it cost?
$225 USD
Q: Where can you buy one from?
You can buy it from Scotch Whisky Nosing Kit website
How to Taste Whisky – Tutorial
by Ilan Perez on Oct.20, 2010, under How-to...
whisky-advice.com hopes to not only give reviews but to also provide relevant and important information in regards to whisky. One of these topics is lessons and tutorials in how to taste whisky properly.
100 Year old whisky found – Article
by Ilan Perez on Feb.10, 2010, under Articles, News
Clipping Information
Title: Whisky on the rocks sometime this century please
Caption: “The drinks order has finally been delivered for an New Zealand Heritage Trust team restoring an Antartic hut used more than 100 years ago by famed polar explorer Ernest Shackleton. The uncovered five crates of whisky and brandy from deep under the ice.” (continue reading…)
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