'Whisky expert Ian Buxton does away with connoisseur pomp to deliver this smartly designed little guide to the best brown stuff around' * <i>Time Out (New York)</i> * 'It's a tough job but someone had to do it...will make the perfect stocking filler for anyone who enjoys a good read or a good whisky' * <i>Daily Record</i> * 'Concise and comic...you don't need to be a whisky aficionado for this to warm your cockles' * <i>Scottish Field</i> * 'nicely packaged and produced...written with irreverence and humour' * <i>The Big Issue</i> * 'Rather like a drop or two of water in a dram of single malt, Ian Buxton's lively guide opens the subject of whisky up and lets it breathe... entertaining, enlightening, opinionated and irreverent' * <i>The Skinny</i> * 'Buxton's selection introduced me to some unexpected delights. Taste them all and you'll live forever!' * Charles MacLean, Master of the Quaich * 'I just couldn't put it down...one of the best whisky books in recent years' * Ingvar Ronde, Editor, The Malt Whisky Yearbook. * 'Buy me' * <i>Metro</i> * 'There are not many people on this planet (if any) who know more about whisky. The book is a terrific reference...the selections are both thorough and quirky' * Australian Gourmet Pages * 'A fun and accesible guide to completing an education in whisky from a man who knows his hooch' * Kevin Erskine, The Scotch Blog * Ian's writing style is pleasant and easy to read with witty puns and ditties and with tasting notes that reflect true life and meaningful without being the verbose style of many other books. There's information about the distillery as well as the expression and all of the information is meaningful and interesting. * http://www.tomswhiskyreviews.com/ *