The Little Book of Whisky
A Pocket Guide to the Wonderful World of Whisky, Including its History, Culture, Trivia and More
(Author) Nick MoyleStep into the wonderful world of whisky with this fascinating introduction to the history, production, and many varieties of one of the world's best-loved liquors It's been the subject of folk songs and shanties, been used to treat ailments in Medieval times, and was even used as currency in early American society - for hundreds of years, whisky has been an important and much-enjoyed part of our culture. Filled with fascinating history, entertaining trivia and delicious cocktail recipes, this little book is the perfect pocket-sized guide for any whisky lover. Wondering about whether to drink it neat, mixed or on the rocks? The information within will teach you everything you need to know to make the most of this extraordinary beverage. Inside you will find: - The origins, development and cultural significance of whisky - A step-by-step explanation of its production, from malting to maturation - An overview of the many national varieties and different flavours of whisky - A selection of cocktail recipes to kickstart any party So, whether you regard it as a tasty tipple or a part of your cultural pride, dive into The Little Book of Whisky to discover all there is to celebrate about this sophisticated, punch-packing drink.
Nick Moyle
Nick Moyle is a British writer known for his humorous and heartfelt approach to storytelling. He is the co-author of the popular food and drink blog, "Two Thirsty Gardeners," where he shares recipes, gardening tips, and reviews. Moyle's writing style is witty, engaging, and informative, making him a favorite among readers looking for entertaining and insightful content.
His most notable work is the book "Brew It Yourself: Make Your Own Beer, Wine, Cider and Other Concoctions," which showcases his passion for brewing and gardening. Moyle's contributions to literature include inspiring readers to explore their creativity in the kitchen and garden, as well as promoting sustainability and self-sufficiency.
Moyle's impact on the food and drink genre is evident in his ability to make complex topics accessible and fun for readers of all levels. His unique blend of humor and expertise has earned him a dedicated following and solidified his reputation as a talented writer in the industry.
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