
Welcome to Whisky Talk! Hosted by Richard Goslan, editor of The Scotch Malt Whisky Society’s members magazine Unfiltered, we'll be introducing you to some of the people who make whisky, the places it comes from and the characters who bring it to life.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelFoodArtsSociety & Culture | |||

This month Calum and Duncan head out to Edinburgh Whisky Festival where they get stuck in to the biggest Outturn of the year. Tune in to hear them chat with some familiar Society faces, uncover an entirely new cask type and get into the Christmas spi... more
In this episode Richard Goslan sits down with Pip Hills, the founder of The Scotch Malt Whisky Society. Pip lost contact with the Society in the 1990s, and didn't rekindle his relationship with the SMWS until Richard tracked him down in 2018. Here th... more
Global Malts Ambassador for Brown-Forman, Stewart Buchanan stepped into Queen Street earlier this year to talk about his whisky adventures with Mads Schmoll. From his early days on the island of Mull to travelling the world to talk all about all thin... more
This month Calum and Duncan are joined by Mads Schmoll to uncover the Society's eight new flavour profiles. Working their way through each of the new profiles, the trio reveal what members can expect from this evolution and shine a light on a new Win... more
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I was so looking forward to this episode…why is the woman guiding the Springbank tasting so negative?! Negative about visiting Campbeltown in particular! Who cares if it’s hard to get to! Many places in Scotland are—it’s still worth it. I learned a few things in this episode despite her annoying warning caveats to everything. Slainte!
Very interesting podcast 👍🏼
This podcast has been a godsend and weeks of space adventures, American murders and of course history podcasts while running in the early morning.
Great podcast! Get into it!!!
A must listen for SMWS aficionados, if Episodes 1 & 2 don’t fascinate you nothing will! 🥃
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Engaging discussions surrounding whisky culture, production, and the personalities behind it characterize this podcast. The hosts explore diverse topics from tastings and the science of distillation to personal anecdotes related to whisky enjoyment in various settings. The content is steeped in knowledge about the Scotch Malt Whisky Society and offers insights into both historical and contemporary whisky trends, making it suitable for enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Unique segments often highlight the connections between whisky and local culture, emphasizing the richness of this spirit and its social implications.
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