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PDX WHISKY
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PDXWhisky is dedicated to
Malt Whisky enthusiasts in the Portland, Oregon area.
You will find information on
local events, including
tastings held by our members,
links
to interesting whisky sites, and venues for drinking or
purchasing whisky.
Please contact us with
comments.
We may occasionally send out a newsletter - sign up via
email.
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Whisky / Whiskey - What's the difference??
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"Whisky" is
generally made in Scotland, Japan and Canada.
"Whiskey" is the spelling
typically used everywhere else (America, Ireland, etc.).
Visit the
Scotch Pronunciation Page to find out how to say those
Scottish words!
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Become a fan on Facebook... We will also post
events on Facebook. Feel free to post comments, questions,
events, etc. on our wall. (Facebook)
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PDX Whisky Tasting - July 23, 7:00PM... Ian's House, West Linn. $25. We
will feature...
- Monkey Shoulder - A blend of
Glenfiddich, Balvenie and Kininvie
- Big Peat - Ardbeg, Caol Ila,
Bowmore and Port Ellen
- Spice Tree - Clynelish,
Dailuaine, Teaninich, Longmorn
- Blue Hanger - Glenlivet,
Glen Elgin, Mortlach
RSVP on
Facebook.
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McMenamins Scotch and Cigar Tastings/Dinners...
- Cornelius Pass Roadhouse, Aug 5, $50 (event
site)
- Olympic Club Hotel, Centralia, Aug 7, $35 (event
site)
- Edgefield, Aug 11, $65 (event
site)
- Crystal Ballroom, Aug 13, $50 (event
site)
- Hotel Oregon, McMinnville, Aug 14, $50 (event
site)
- Grand Lodge, Forest Grove, Aug 20, $50 (event
site)
- Old St. Frances School, Bend, Aug 26, $50 (event
site)
- Kennedy School, Aug 27, $50 (event
site)
- McMenamins Sand Trap, Gearhart, Sept 4, $50
(event
site)
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Portland Highland Games - Mt Hood Community College -
July 17...
(www.phga.org)
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Are you in the Portland area, and interested in Whisky?
We
would love to hear from you.
Email
contact@pdxwhisky.com
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"Happiness is having a rare steak, a bottle of whisky, and a
dog to eat the rare steak."
- Johnny Carson
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