Water of life: seeking the source of single-malt Scotch

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Single-malt Scotch is made from barley that is 'soaked' or malted in water. This makes it sprout partially before it is dried over peat fire to stop the sprouting process. The key to a fine Scotch is in its distilling and resulting color, nose, body, palate and finish qualities.

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Kentucky: land of gentlemanly excess

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Kentucky, also known as Bluegrass Country, is an ideal destination for driving trips because of its even roads, temperate weather and spectacular landscapes. An itinerary of a drive through Kentucky Bluegrass Country is presented.

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Whiskey business

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A description is presented of a tour of the Kentucky Bourbon whiskey trail, with focus on the traditional American character of the bourbon distilleries.

America, Myths and legends

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