A Long-Term Commitment to Longmorn

Chivas Brothers recently introduced two new Longmorn single
malts. The 18 and 22-year-old malts represent a long-term
commitment to the brand, with all future Longmorns to be at least
18 years old. Chivas Brothers blending manager Kevin Balmforth
was instrumental in creating both whiskies, and he’ll join us to
discuss them and his day-to-day life in the blending lab on this
week’s WhiskyCast In-Depth. 


In the news, MGP is suing over two rickhouse projects that have
been blocked by local officials in Kentucky, while a new website
has been set up to help investors protect themselves from
fraudulent cask investment schemes.