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However, by the 1980s, consumers had begun to favor white spirits such as white rum and vodka. This massive oversupply with decreasing demand resulted in multiple distillery closures and a general decline in the sale of scotch whisky. The period was known as The Whisky Loch. Superb, very superb. Mouth: ho-ho-ho!
In the build-up to whatever Euros game you’re watching (hopefully it still involves England at this point), nothing will hit the spot better than a beautifully fresh and tart combination of rum, sugar, and lime juice. You can also get very experimental with rum in this drink. Dark Rum Peach Schnapps Orange Juice.
Firstly, the popularity of blended scotch whiskies, previously high and reliable, began to decline. Increasingly, the public (both domestically and abroad) began to favour lighter spirits such as rum and vodka. Whisky became a drink of the past and did not appeal to a younger generation.
Vodka, a rye, wheat, or barley-derived spirit, is almost pure ethanol only diluted with water so does not contain gluten. Finally, rum is produced using sugar cane, which does not contain gluten. This means all spirit drinks should be safe for people with celiac disease.
The shop will maintain the impressive selection previously available at the company’s South Street emporium and St Giles venues, including exceptional scotch whiskies, Scottish gins, vodkas, and rums, alongside quality wines and international spirits.
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