... first fill, ex-bourbon barrels. Lightly peated spirit. Batch of just 6.000 bottles... The filling material looks like small coal pieces... Just beautiful. <3

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I wish. It is a stream, and it is very peaty, as it originates in the local peat bog, where it gets its fine colour. It looks great, but alas, no Islay connections, it is just water: It does form part

La mayoría de los whiskocheros turbaceros saben que Talisker es la famosa destilería en la isla escocesa de Skye. No muchos saben que su pretensión de ser la única destilería de whisky de la isla ya no

A big expanse of moorland in yorkshire!

Not all Scotch is peated, but there’s not category of whisky more closely associated with that smoky, earthy, pungent aroma than the whiskies made in that wild land north of England.

The title is the literal translation of the Dutch Armenveen, which is a part of the Haaksbergerveen in the east of The Netherlands. The peat bogs were owned collectively by groups of farmers, who mined

This is a part of a local peat bog called Haaksbergerveen. Looks idyllic and inviting, doesn't it? One could easily think this would be a good place for a picnic, or to lie down and enjoy the sun: Olympus

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Thousands of acres of permafrost are burning in what appears to be Greenland’s biggest fire on record. Greenland is almost entirely covered in an enormous ice sheet, but grassy, carbon-rich peatlands along

The peat moss is growing nicely, giving some pools the appearance of thick pea soup with a frog here and there for meat: Olympus Stylus 1s, 300mm, ISO400, f8, 1/125s, wet feet Even where the growth is

It is this green stuff: Olympus Stylus 1s, 300mm, ISO200, f5.6, 1/250s No, I don't mean to say peat bogs are made of frogs, it is just there for decoration, and probably wondering why it can't swim here.