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Richard Paterson has Scotch whisky running through his veins. His grandfather and father were both prominent in the Scotch whisky industry in Glasgow for decades before Richard joined a competing whisky brokerage firm to start his apprenticeship. But this is no dry textbook on blending. Far from it. Humour, insight, history, a love of people and an abiding and evangelical passion inform every page. For the first time one of the worlds foremost whisky blenders reveals how he rose through the ranks to top of his profession. He also candidly reveals some of the secrets of his craft and gives.;Front cover; Map of Scotland; Copyright; Table of Contents; Dedication; Acknowledgements; Foreword by Lord Macfarlane; Chapter One: Raw Spirit -- The Birth of The Blender; Chapter Two: Maturation Begins; Chapter Three: The Spirit of Campbeltown -- Glen Scotia; Chapter Four: A Blender in the Making; Chapter Chapter Five: The Spirit of The Highlands -- Dalmore and Fettercairn; Chapter Six: The Master Blender; Chapter Seven: The Art of Whisky Blending; Chapter Eight: The Spirit of the Islands: Jura; Chapter Nine: Fully Matured; Bibliography; Index.

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GOODNESS NOSE

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GOODNESS
NOSE
THE PASSIONATE REVELATIONS
OF A SCOTCH WHISKY
MASTER BLENDER
RICHARD PATERSON AND GAVIN D. SMITH

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CONTENTS
To Susie,
Sally, Graeme and Tom
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

O ver the last four years many people have given Gavin and I their invaluable help towards the preparation of this book. Every effort has been made to acknowledge them but if we have inadvertently missed someone out on the list that follows, we sincerely hope we will be forgiven for this unintentional oversight. I am particularly grateful to my good friend Raymond Davidson of Glencairn Crystal who was largely instrumental in encouraging me to take on this mammoth project in the first case. Without his support we may never even have got started! We are also indebted to Jim Drysdale for his wonderful illustrations at the beginning of each chapter. To everybody concerned, our most grateful thanks.

Tom Aitken, Naeem Akhtar, Rob Allanson, Alistair Anderson, Folke Andersson, Simon Baker, Rachel Barrie, Kathleen Di Benedetto, Bill Bergius, Jim Beveridge, Knut Bie, Ian Black, Margery Browning, Rob Bruce, Ulf Buxrud, Ian Buxton, Jim Campbell, John Campbell, Maureen Campbell, George Christie, Ricky Christie, Willie Cochrane, Ashley Coombes, Douglas Cooper, Trevor Cowan, Charles Craig, Peter Currie, Bob Dalgarno, Jerry Dalton, Raymond, Paul, Scott & Andrew Davidson, Margaret Dewar, Anne Doig, David Doig, Juan Carlos Rincon Dominguez, Heidi Donelon, Lyn Doran, Jim Drysdale, Euan Duguid, Campbell Evans, William Delm Evans, Robert Fleming, Tom Flocco, Dave Forbes, John Gaffney, Mandy Gedge, Jeannie Gladstone, Graham Goodridge-Cox, Patience Gould, Kenneth Graham, Isabel Graham-Yooll, Donnie Grant, Alan Gray, Martin Green, Chris Greig, Ian Grieve, Patrick Guedj, Paige Guzman, Jim Hanlon, Brian Harkness, Ian Harris, Alistair Hart, Ian Hart, Stuart R. Harvey, John Hatton, Margaret Heads, Michael Heads, Halvor Heuch, Charlotte Hey, Robert Hicks, Pauline Higgins, Terry Hillman, Phillip Hills, Axel Himer, Frances Horder, Teimei Horuchi, Dave Hughes, Turnbull Hutton, Vivian Imerman, Richard Joynson, Jack Kelly-Clark, Jim Kokoris, Seiichi Koshimizu, Fred H. Laing, John Lamont, Stewart Lawrie, Jackie Leck, Mike Lees, Billy Leighton, Ros Lewis, Jack Ligertwood, Graeme Lindsay, Christine Logan, Bill Lumsden, Alan Lundie, Alex Lungley, Michael Lunn, Colin MacDonald, John MacDonald, Ranald Macdonald, Lord Norman Macfarlane, Daphne Mackenzie, Donald Mackinlay, Charles MacLean, John MacLean, Ian MacMillan, Ita Macshannon, Daljit Mahal, Craig Mair, Dr Vijay Mallya, Roddy Martine, Salve Mateus, Norman Mathison, Laurie McCall, Roderick McCall, Giles McDonagh, Jim McEwan, George McGee, Frank McHardy, Robert McIndoe, Alastair McIntosh, Dr Gary McKay, Eddie McLaughlin, Kevin McLaughlin, Ken McLean, Val McMurtrie, Brian Megson, Raymond Miquel, Ian Millar, Michael Miller, Sally Miller, Wallace Milroy, Brendan Monks, Tom Montgomery, Dr Nick Morgan, Susan Morrison, Michael Moss, Ben Mundell, Catherine Mundell, James Mundell, Douglas Murray, Jim Murray, Malcolm Murray, Adam Nice, Margaret Nicol, Willie Nielson, Martine Nouet, Paul Pacult, Prof Geoff Palmer, Ian Palmer, James Paterson, Russell Paterson, John Paul, Moyra Peffer, Fabian Pfister, Michelle Pizzi, Christian Porta, Angela Forsgren DOrazio, John Raeside, John Ramsay, Jim Rankin, Murdo Reed, Damian Riley-Smith, Tony Riley-Smith, Ken Robertson, Maureen Robinson, John Roscrow, Christian H. Rosenberg, Dominic Roskrow, Colin Ross, Joan Ross, Stuart Ross, John Russell, Peter Russell, Dr Alan Rutherford OBE, Ken Sato, Shigeo Sato, Andrew Anderson-Scott, Andrew J. Scott, Colin Scott, Jacqui Seargeant, Ewan Shand, Charles Shaw, Joanne Simcock, Sukhinder Singh, Drew Sinclair, Helen Sinclair, Martin Skelton, Yvonne Sloan, Norman Smith, Ruth Smith, Stan Smith, Godfrey Spence, David Stewart, Jim Swan, Morag Swanson, Noel Sweeney, Christine Tait, Reg Tait, Valerie Tait, Willie Tait, Douglas Taylor, Willie Taylor, Stewart Thomson, Julia Thorold, Misado Udo, Claive Vidiz, Alistair Walker, Prof Andrew Walker, Billy Walker, Karen Walker, Stewart Walker, Paul Walsh, Tony Ward, Paul Waterson, Ian Williams, David Williamson, Neil Wilson, Alan Winchester, Julian P. Van Winkle III, Dieter H. Wirtz, Tim Wood, Margaret Wright and David Wrigley.

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FOREWORD

Since Alfred Barnard first published his epic book The Distilleries of the United Kingdom in 1887, many other fine books about Scotch whisky have been made available to the whisky lover. Over the centuries our national drink has been inspiring writers, scholars and distillers around the world. Every whisky writer has made his own inimitable contribution to furthering the knowledge of this wonderful spirit.

Now for the first time it is the turn of a blender to share his fascinating insights into the art of whisky blending. Richard Paterson is not just any blender he is a Master Blender with true passion for his craft, and his roots go back over three generations of whisky blenders. He began appreciating whisky with his father at the tender age of eight whisky almost literally runs in his blood. Now with over 40 years experience, The Nose as he is affectionately known in the trade, has become one of Scotlands most admired and respected blenders and his love of Scotch has taken him around the world. During his long career Richard has received a host of accolades Blender of the Year, Industry Leader of the Year, Distiller of the Year, Diageos Achievement of the Year award, and Master Keeper of the Quaich, to name but a few.

Although I have known Richard for many years, the first occasion I experienced his passion for whisky was back in 1993 when he was the guest speaker at our Dinner Clubs 30th Anniversary dinner. Not surprisingly, Richard took the opportunity to compare this milestone to the preparation of a rare 30-year-old blend. Within minutes he had captivated and enthralled us, not only with his in-depth, historical knowledge of Scotch whisky, but in particular his fascinating insight into the art of whisky blending. It was indeed a night to remember.

Such knowledge and passion cannot be forgotten. It must be recorded and passed on. With such interest in Scotch whisky today there has never been a better time to release such a book and delve into the mysteries which surround whisky blending. For the first time Richard has unlocked his sample room door to us and thrown away the key to expose its many secrets. Secrets which have in many ways remained hidden since the mid to late 19th century when Andrew Usher first began pioneering his blended whiskies.

And what better way to do it than with one of Scotlands greatest whisky writers Gavin D. Smith. Gavin has had an illustrious career in whisky writing, regularly contributing to many publications on the subject and writing no fewer than ten whisky books.

These two whisky gurus have combined their talents to give us a unique insight into the art of blending and what it takes to become a Master Blender. It is an illuminating and memorable journey. Like a great blended Scotch I heartily recommend you sip and savour the contents of this book. Taste the passion and feel the wonderful glow of that spirit inside you.

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