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We would like to hear from you about
any malt whisky bars that you have found to be particularly interesting,
inviting or characterful. To qualify, of course, a bar must stock
a substantial range of malt whiskies. In other words, malt whisky
must be a speciality of the house.
The bar can be in a hotel or restaurant, on board
a cruise ship, part of a pub or club, or just a bar on its own.
It can be your local "watering hole", or somewhere you've
discovered while away on holiday or business. (Indeed you might
be familiar with some of the bars selected by our panel of experts,
and would like to add a comment or two of your own.)
Let us have the full name and address of the bar
(or bars), and if possible the telephone number or email address.
If you want to write a brief description and say why you think
it's so good, so much the better. We'll add your nominations and
comments to the list - with a free bottle of Aberlour Single Malt
to whoever sends in the most interesting entry for the month.
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