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Inside Whisky

Inside Whisky

De: Miriam Martin & Manuel
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Scotland and whisky go together like fish and chips, biscuits and tea or gin and tonic. On "Inside Whisky - The Barrel Talk" we talk to people working in the whisky industry and listen to their stories - may they be about whisky, their lives or the places they live in. Our podcast might be a bit geeky from time to time but whisky beginners will also find joy when listening to The Barrel Talk.Miriam, Martin & Manuel
Episodios
  • Inside Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery with David Thompson

    Inside Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery with David Thompson
    Sep 30 2025
    This episode is kind of special for several reasons: For starters, it is about a distillery that is very close to our hearts because we have known our guest, David, for quite a while now, second, it is an episode that we had planned to do for some time, but it somehow never materialised until now and third, it is an episode about an English whisky.

    We’ve made the journey to the Yorkshire coast, near the seaside town of Filey, where farming heritage, coastal climate and a bold idea have come together to create an English single malt whisky. The Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery has surely contributed quite a bit to putting England firmly onto the whisky map with their Filey Bay single malt, and we’re joined by the company’s co-founder David Thompson.

    In this episode, you will find out more about Spirit of Yorkshire’s field to bottle approach, David’s take on terroir, the unique setup of the stills at the distillery, the discussion revolving around the term “single” malt and what Filey Bay whisky has in common with Roger Federer. So lean back and tune in.
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    51 m
  • Inside Tormore Distillery with Oliver Chilton

    Inside Tormore Distillery with Oliver Chilton
    Aug 30 2025
    We’ve driven past Tormore so many times, always wondering what it looks like on the inside – since the distillery is not open to the public. Finally, thanks to Oliver Chilton, we got the chance to take a look behind those iconic walls.

    The architecture is striking and beautiful, but not exactly the most practical design for a working distillery – and in the episode you will hear why. Beyond the façade, Tormore reveals its own character: a slightly maddening clock tower, the impressive still house, the special atmosphere inside, and of course the whisky itself – a wonderfully light and fruity Speyside spirit.

    Oliver, head blender at Tormore and Elixir Distillers (or how he would say it: "just a wee blender"), shares some interesting insights about Tormore Distillery, about his way into blending along with some entertaining anecdotes he experienced during that journey and about life (and football) in Speyside in general.

    So tune in and join Oliver and us on a deep dive into one of Speyside’s hidden gems.
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    50 m
  • Inside Ardnahoe Distillery (2025) with Andrew Laing

    Inside Ardnahoe Distillery (2025) with Andrew Laing
    Jul 21 2025
    Inside Ardnahoe Distillery? That kind of sounds familiar, doesn’t it?!

    And yes, indeed. Our very first podcast episode released back in 2020 is also about Ardnahoe Distillery. Back then, all three of us, Miriam, Martin and Manuel sat down with both, Scott and Andrew Laing – co-founders and owners of the distillery – to discuss all things Ardnahoe and Hunter Laing.

    This time, it’s "only" Miri and Andrew for an in-depth talk about the distillery – and it was about time – because in those 5 years between the 2 episodes, quite some things have happened, including important milestones such as the very first official Ardnahoe whisky release(s).

    So, this is not a mere repetition of the first episode, but a real update!

    Tune in to find out more about Ardnahoe Distillery, their whisky, the visitor experience if you make the journey to Islay, their Fèis day, intriguing collaborations and much more.
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    51 m
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