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'Ardbeg' is a collection of stories and wonderful pictures of those who built the reputation of this famous Islay distillery from 1815 up untill now.
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‘Ardbeg’ is a collection of stories and wonderful pictures of those who built the reputation of this famous Islay distillery from 1815 up untill now. It accurately documents the resurrection in 1997 after being mothballed for a long time. Starting in 1998 with the distilling of the new spirit to the presentation of the new Ardbeg Renaissance, this is the story of the Peaty Path to Maturity.
| Author | Gavin D. Smith |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 978-0955414565 |
| Publisher | GW Publishing |
| Language | English |
| Hardback | 216 pages |
| Photographer | Graeme Wallace |
‘Ardbeg’ is a collection of stories and wonderful pictures of those who built the reputation of this famous Islay distillery from 1815 up untill now. It accurately documents the resurrection in 1997 after being mothballed for a long time. Starting in 1998 with the distilling of the new spirit to the presentation of the new Ardbeg Renaissance, this is the story of the Peaty Path to Maturity.
| Author | Gavin D. Smith |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 978-0955414565 |
| Publisher | GW Publishing |
| Language | English |
| Hardback | 216 pages |
| Photographer | Graeme Wallace |
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