Sale of Whiskey at the Talisker distillery:
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There are different kind of photos. I post as many as I can. I intend to show the "Nordsjælland"-scenery, and I intend to show different places from Europe. Besides these themes I want to transmit the feelings of wild crazyness in in its varied appearences that I find in my everyday-life. There might be photos of people that I don't know.
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1 comment:
The light through the bottles make for a sight for sore eyes, beautiful.
Talisker is listed as the only working distillery on Isle of Sky but the website http://www.scotchwhisky.net/distilleries/talisker.htm says that the malting building was knocked down in 1972: No longer operational, traditional maltings knocked down.
But the same site says that Talisker is active and producing 1.9 mio liters of whisky at pr. year so I am confused!!! They have good water, I am sure. But how do they turn it into whisky:-)
There must be a lot of casks or other things containing water and malt and yeast.
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