Dram it! Whiskies of the World Citizens

Also in the sophomore to "101 whiskeys to try before you die" is Ian Buxton its principles (almost) true:
- All featured whiskeys must be for "John Doe" affordable. Investment rarities for the new rich of the world are ignored. Buxton believes Whisky belongs drunk, otherwise one could also fill black tea in the bottle.
- There is no "scores" such as Jim Murray. Nor is it a "Best of" - book, otherwise as the Jim Beam Red Stag would have lost nothing here.

Buxton is, regardless of the quality, the whiskeys (and offshoots such as Compass Box Orangerie) should have tried before everyone to broaden your horizons.
Not this time outweigh the Scotch, but it is a journey through the whiskey nations around the world, including exotic species, such as Switzerland, the Netherlands and Taiwan.

The book is again written in the usual humorous / ironic style and also in English easy to read. Wer`s (as whiskey lovers) does not know living with an education gap.