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Togouchi doesn’t immediately take your breath away with an instant flavour hit.

It doesn’t wow your palate with an overload of senses.

Nor does it burn your mouth with dry prickliness.

What Togouchi does is tease your nose with gentle & fresh floral fragrances.

An elegantly simple yet perfectly balanced palate pleases in an unde...


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Despite the whole Craft Beer Boom being predicated on IPA – it’s not a style of beer I enjoy.

I feel similar with Speyside Whisky in Scotland. Speysides are popular sellers – yet I’m not excited by them.

With IPA however the taste element puts me off & while I find Speysides a bit bland – I positively dislike many an IPA & struggle to finish th...


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Hollywood star Humphrey Bogart doesn’t appear to have any Irish connections – although he did play a priest in the 1955 movie The Left Hand Of God.

An Irish Whiskey with his name and imag...


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A new lower alcohol lager brand appeared in my local Tesco Store by the name of Shandy Shack.

Hailing from the UK they presented a pair of colourful cans promising Elderflower & Rasberry Lager variants offered at 2.5% each.

The fruit flavours are a collaboration with Bottle Green Cordials to give Shandy Shack a bit of a twist.

I was w...


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There’s Celebrity Whiskey,

And then there’s Castle Whiskey.

Ireland has an abundance of castles – but not many have been in the same family for 4 centuries.

Birr Castle has been in the Parson’s family ...


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