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Kilchoman isn’t a good whisky; it’s a great one

3 March 2018

9:00 AM

3 March 2018

9:00 AM

‘What seas what shore what grey rocks what water lapping the bow’. So evocative, which seems strange: one would have assumed that Eliot would have been seasick crossing the Channel. Yet he understood the gentle little tides — and also the beauty and the fear, the other-worldliness, the implacable grandeur, of the great waters’ vast dominions.

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