Re. issue 57.

[dram_time]

I refer to your article in Whisky Magazine issue 57, ‘Still Crazy, after all these years’.

Firstly, a nice read.

Secondly,

you have now got me thinking.
I live in a remote village.
I have access to peat,
I know a plumber with plenty of copper and pipe, but most importantly, he assures me he can make a ‘worm’ and ‘still’.
I can lay my hands on several large ‘salmon harvest bins’ for the cooling waters.

Please could you advise me of where I can buy some barley?

Yours sincerely,

Dt.

[irishwhiskeychaser]

Before you start you need some bailing twine, an old coat with holes every where, a very worn cap and wellies.... and a rickety shack up in them there hills.

The bailing twine is to keep your trousers up