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Gordon Thomson
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Editor and Writer, Barkey Magazine
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Book Arts , Literature, Theatre , Urbanism, Architecture, Postcolonial British History , Small Press Publishing
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By Gordon Thomson| Barkey Magazine@ Barley: Lord Macduff is a stonking 45-year-old Bunnahabhain, correct? LB: Yes, absolutely. And that’s another good example of the vision. I was very clear that if we were going to release these whiskies in groups of sets – lead characters, thanes, witches, murderers, household, etc – that you would have a clear idea at the beginning of the pricing structure. So the household characters should always be between £80 and £150, rising upwards to the lead characters.
On International Women's Day, an interview with Martha Dalton, the CEO of Never Say Die bourbon — Barley
By Gordon Thomson| Barkey Magazine@ The CEO and co-founder of Never Say Die bourbon is one of only 8% of women leaders in world whisky. On International Women’s Day, she shares her love of English single malts, Michael Sheen and the SugababesSoutheast London, where I live with my husband and our two children. I originally moved here from Bristol in 2008, and it’s become the place where I’ve planted my roots and watched both my family and – our bourbon –flourish. It was a Johnnie Walker blue with my dad, who’s a big whisky enthusiast.
By Gordon Thomson| Barkey Magazine@ Barley: Lord Macduff is a stonking 45-year-old Bunnahabhain, correct? LB: Yes, absolutely. And that’s another good example of the vision. I was very clear that if we were going to release these whiskies in groups of sets – lead characters, thanes, witches, murderers, household, etc – that you would have a clear idea at the beginning of the pricing structure. So the household characters should always be between £80 and £150, rising upwards to the lead characters.
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Barkey Magazine