+ Follow CHIVAS BROTHERS Tag
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[Title] => Say what you will, but age matters
[Summary] => “There’s a special rung in hell reserved for people who waste good scotch.”
[DatePublished] => 2011-09-10 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Cai Subijano
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[Title] => Live with chivalry
[Summary] => Last year, Chivas Regal unveiled the “Live with Chivalry” campaign at the Establishment Bar in the Fort, Taguig City and had a stylish and successful turnout as the country’s most dashing and loveliest came to the event in full chivalry mode.
[DatePublished] => 2010-01-29 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Michelle Katigbak
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[Title] => A master blender for a day
[Summary] => Weeks after returning from a two-week journey to Scotland and London, whenever people asked me what I did there, they would be surprised at my response.
"I was a master blender for a day," I’d tell them.
It wasn’t far from the truth. In fact, blending Scotch whisky was the first thing we did on our first day in Scotland.
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[Title] => The hills are alive with the sound of Scotland
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After sitting on a plane for 25 hours, it was a great relief to get on a bus. Yes, we were still seated, but at least we were being treated to a view – a view of the Scottish fields, dotted by herds of cattle and flocks of lamb.
Scotland? As one aging antiquarian said, "What would a mere journalist be doing halfway around the globe?"
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CHIVAS BROTHERS
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[Title] => A master blender for a day
[Summary] => Weeks after returning from a two-week journey to Scotland and London, whenever people asked me what I did there, they would be surprised at my response.
"I was a master blender for a day," I’d tell them.
It wasn’t far from the truth. In fact, blending Scotch whisky was the first thing we did on our first day in Scotland.
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[Title] => The hills are alive with the sound of Scotland
[Summary] => After sitting on a plane for 25 hours, it was a great relief to get on a bus. Yes, we were still seated, but at least we were being treated to a view – a view of the Scottish fields, dotted by herds of cattle and flocks of lamb.
Scotland? As one aging antiquarian said, "What would a mere journalist be doing halfway around the globe?"
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[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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