It has taken a lot of doing but this week has interviews with Jamie Milne from Glenfiddich and Blair Bowman about World Whisky Day. http://www.glenfiddich.co.uk/ http://worldwhiskyday.com/

This week I talk to Highland Park’s Daryl Haldane about Thor and also to Dominic Roskrow about the ‘W’ club. http://www.thewclub.co.uk/ http://www.highlandpark.co.uk/lda/ http://www.bushmills.com/

This week I taste the new Glenglassaugh first cask revival with my son Joe. I also talk to whisky author extra ordinary – Ian Buxton

This week I look at Glenfarclas by reviewing Ian Buxton’s book ‘Glenfarclas, An Independent Distillery’ and by talking to George Grant. http://www.glenfarclas.co.uk/

Writing and reading tasting notes is not always easy – to try and understand it I talk to Matthew Smedley and Dominic Roskrow.

A lost interview from Wee Dram Fest2011, an interview with Paul Currie about a development in the Lake District and a Last minute chat with Dominic Roskrow. For a free podcast that is good value isn’t it?

This week I talk to Andy and Drew from whiskyblender.com and their new venture that allows you to create your very own blended whisky.

A bit of news – including an update about The Malted Muse’s own label whisky and a chat with Grant Stevely founder of Dubh Glas distillery.

Ice may be cool but it causes division in the whisky drinking world. This week I talk to Jim O’Brien from Sipping Stones, Andy Gemmell from The Macallan and Dereck Brown from Famous Grouse.

The last in the comedy whisky series – a chat with my son Sam of the Light Switch Theatre Co.

A chaotic episode in which I consider links between whisky and comedy. Includes extracts of chats with Ben Young from The Absolute Peach podcast and my son Sam from Light Switch Theatre Co. I also announce the release of the first whisky under The Malted Muse label.

A masterclass in comedy from Ben from the Absolute Peach Podcast (arrogant! ) – Also news about a hunt for some free whisky.

An important episode that aims to clarify legal issues that could make craft distilling in the UK more likely.

Part 2 of the interviews from Wee Dram Fest 2011 plus a host of news and reviews. This episode includes Diageo’s Colin Dunn and Jura’s Willie Tait.

The Whisky Guy Darren Rook talks about this years Movember whisky, Then Wee Dram’s Adrian Murray starts the first set of recordings from this years Wee Dram Fest. Interviews include Peter Donnelly from Glenfarclas and John Black from Tullibardine. Audio quality may vary.

This week find out how Colin Dunn gave me the horn, my feedback on the Balvenie Tun 1401 batch 2 twitter tasting and an interview with Glenglassaugh’s Ronnie Routledge.

This week I play the whole interview with Balvenie’s Andrew Forrester as well as another ‘malt minute’ from Scotch cinema.

No it is not an episode about whisky without finishes – it is an episode that I did not finish – sorry. It’s all explained in the podcast.

The recipes for Pisco Punch and Pisco Sour followed by some thoughts in response to a listeners question about region.

Whisky is not the only spirit with heritage and pride. This week I look at Peru’s national spirit and consider the similarities and differences between whisky and pisco. The episode starts with me talking to Joel Vargus Laime and is followed by an interview with pisco expert Miguel Solari.

A listener email inspires me to consider the issue of bottling strength. Also – a number of other items and announcements.

Yes I am still going on about my holiday. This time with a fake interview, 2 book reviews, some tasting notes and a little news.

From my holiday destination I take a look at the striding man himself – Jonnie Walker.

This week is a small episode with some big personal news and a ramble about the place whisky holds.

From the Dominican Republic and with technical problems I ask - What is whisky?

Some news and an interview with Pierre Thiebaut about the forthcoming Pure festival – a festival of whisky and music. Followed by me talking about stills and preceded by Scotch Cinema

There is news of new things and an Interview with Mark Reynier from Bruichladdich where we talk about a leaf!!

Two over the phone interviews, the first with writer Neil Ridley and the second with Roger Ryman with details of the new Cornish Whisky.

This week I talk to Darren Rook from Village of the Drammed and Curtis MacEachern from Scotch Cinema, along with some news and a listener shout out.

themaltedmuse podcast reaches its first birthday. How better way to celebrate than talking with the man who inspired it in the first place – Mark Gillespie from Whiskycast.

Penderyn is a unique wysgi and one I have wanted to talk about for some time. I also managed to find a great place to taste it in.

This episode has an interview with the great Euan Mitchell and info about Arran whisky. It also contains an angry rant about what I think is a serious issue along with other news and views.

The episode I should not have made – I know little about music but I do know that music and whisky can go very well together. Also some news about Bruichladdich, Tamdhu, St George and trading in Korea.

This week I look at the contrast between the dramatic history of Scapa Flow and the gentleness of its whisky. The second half of the podcast features Ben and Joe from The Absolute Peach comedy podcast as I introduce them to tasting whisk(e)y

When it is Death’s Door White Whisky. This week I talk to John Jeffery from Death’s Door Spirit. I also give some St Patrick day news and information about investment in the London Distillery Co. http://deathsdoorspirits.com/home.php http://www.crowdcube.com/investment/the-london-distillery-company-ltd-10528 http://www.thelondondistillerycompany.com/ http://www.thewhiskyguy.co.uk/ http://www.jamesonwhiskey.com/

A packed episode with talk about wood effect and char, an interview with Bill Lumsden, views about the new Royal Salute, news about Cornish Whiskey, World Whisky Day and a little bit of peachiness

This episode ranges from me talking about temperance and etheromania through to interviews with Alex Chasko and John Teeling.

This episode looks at a whiskey of Titanic proportions, something that’s right up your street and Tullimore DEW.

There are more people in the world of whisky than just distillers. In this episode I talk to a traditional merchant, a modern merchant, a whiskey society and a glass maker.

Tech problems to one side – an interview with Barry Crockett and some info about Daftmill distillery

This weekend I flew to Dublin for its first whisky live (their spelling) and also visited the airport and the Temple Bar in Temple Bar.

This week I look at the issue of age or maturity – of whisky not podcast hosts – and I look at The Glenrothes as a way to do this.

This week we look at 2 different small stills – Glenbucket and Teerenpeli

Japan is a land of culture and variety and some very good whisky.

This week we look at the convoluted thread that takes us from the Irish past to modern London.

Bringing a whisky with my own label to market has not been easy. With news about a large drop in the price of a bottle – here is the behind the scenes story. www.themaltedmuse.com

This episode gives a quick look at this well established distillery.

In this episode – an update about Bruichladdich’s Biodynamic distillation, a listener’s question, news and a feature about the Guardians of The Glenlivet.

Excerpts from a recent tasting of Cooley Whiskey with Michael Morris.

More interviews from Whisky Live London this time about Compass Box and Glen Moray.