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3 hours ago, DMTK said:

Μάστορα, δεν την έγραψες σωστά αυτη την είδηση. Μου επιτρέπεις, έτσι?

Islay distillers face peated malt shortages

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1 hour ago, Celtic said:

Μάστορα, δεν την έγραψες σωστά αυτη την είδηση. Μου επιτρέπεις, έτσι?

Islay distillers face peated malt shortages

Διαβάζοντας το άρθρο, λίγο πολύ, η κατάσταση ήταν / είναι αναμενόμενη.

Η ζήτηση υπερκαλύπτει την προσφορά και αυτό οδηγεί σε προβλήματα για όσους δεν ανήκουν στο DIAGEO portfolio. 

Το ίδιο όμως φαίνεται να είναι το πρόβλημα και σε άλλους maltsters που αδυνατούν να καλύψουν την ζήτηση.

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https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/scotland-now/25-words-mean-something-completely-28291049?utm_source=daily_record_newsletter&utm_campaign=scotland_now_newsletter2&utm_medium=email

A constant source of confusion for visitors (and often, a source of hilarity for Scots), certain words can mean very, very different things to people in Scotland than they do for others.

This means that simple exchanges between Scots can often seem baffling to outsiders when they don't realise the difference.

From "popping out to get the messages" to showing people "your piece", there are some expressions and terms that are bound to get non-Scots doing a double take.

Thankfully, mastering the basics won't take long, and before you know it you'll be able to join in with the locals with more confidence you know what they are referring to.

To help, we've put together a handy guide to some of the best words that mean something completely different in Scotland.

Here are some of our favourites.

1. Messages

What it usually means: Verbal or written communications between people

Meaning in Scotland: Your shopping.

2. Piece

What it usually means: A part of something.

Meaning in Scotland: A sandwich.

3. Greeting

What it usually means: A polite welcome.

Meaning in Scotland: To cry.

4. Cry

What it usually means: To sob.

Meaning in Scotland: Call (as in what do you call him?).

5. Steaming

What it usually means: Emitting steam.

Meaning in Scotland: Very drunk.

6. How

What it usually means: How

Meaning in Scotland (particularly Glasgow): To question Why?

7. Burn

What it usually means: to harm using fire.

Meaning in Scotland: A wee stream.

8. Coo

A Highland cow rests in front of the Buachaille Etive Mor near Glencoe
A highland cow also known as a hairy coo (Image: Getty)


What it usually means: The noise a pigeon makes.

Meaning in Scotland: A cow (normally a Highland Cow)

9. Baltic

What it usually means: Relating to the Baltic Sea or the region surrounding it.

Meaning in Scotland: It’s frozen.

10. Winch

What it usually means: A mechanism using rope that pulls or lifts things.

Meaning in Scotland: To kiss.

11. Aboot

What it usually means: A form of footwear.

Meaning in Scotland: About.

12. Close

What it usually means: Nearby.

Meaning in Scotland: The passageway leading into a tenement building.

13. Coupon

What it usually means: a voucher to get a discount on something.

Meaning in Scotland: A face.

14. Empty

What it usually means: The opposite of full.

Meaning in Scotland: An excuse for a party.

15. Fit

What it usually means: Sporty.

Meaning in Scotland: How? (Doric)

16. Flit

What it usually means: To move swiftly and lightly.

Meaning in Scotland: To move house.

17. Honking

What it usually means: The noise a goose makes.

Meaning in Scotland: Stinking

18. Patter

What it usually means: To make a repeated light tapping sound.

Meaning in Scotland: To be good with words, funny.

19. Ned

What it usually means: A shortened version of Edward (as in Ned Flanders)

Meaning in Scotland: A troublemaker


20. Patch

What it usually means: A piece of cloth used to mend a torn piece of clothing.

Meaning in Scotland: To ignore someone.

21. Ken

What it usually means: The male version of Barbie.

Meaning in Scotland: Know.

22. Barry

What it usually means: A name for a male.

Meaning in Scotland (Edinburgh): Something really good.

23. Hen

What it usually means: A female chicken

Meaning in Scotland: A generic term for a female.

24. Mink

What it usually means: A stoat-like animal.

Meaning in Scotland: A dirty person.

25. Poke

What it usually means: To prod someone.

Meaning in Scotland: A crisp packet.

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https://whiskymag.com/story/the-balvenie-announces-kelsey-mckechnie-as-malt-master

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Huge news from The Balvenie this week as it announced that Kelsey McKechnie has been named as malt master, following her four-year apprenticeship under industry legend David C Stewart MBE, who recently celebrated his 60th year working for the distillery.

Kelsey first joined The Balvenie in 2014, having graduated from the University of West Scotland that year with a Bachelor's degree in biology and biological sciences. She progressed to study a Master's degree in brewing and distilling at Edinburgh's Heriot-Watt University.

Congratulations to both Kelsey and David on this momentous occasion!

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Και ένα μικρό μπαμ ακούστηκε από την Κίνα.

Το Nine Rivers Distillery https://www.nineriversdistillery.cn/  ..."Nine Rivers Distillery today announced that Stuart MacPherson, former Macallan Master of Wood, has been appointed as an advisor to the board of directors. MacPherson brings over 43 years of experience in oak barrels and spirit maturation, taking on the new role as Master of Wood, leading the Nine Rivers Distillery cooperage project."

https://www.nineriversdistillery.cn/stuart-macpherson-joins-nine-rivers-distillery-as-master-of-wood/?ref=6855

 

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