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Meet The Scotch Doc:
Dr. David McCoy
- Internationally known and respected
educator and conductor of Scotch Single Malt Whisky seminars and tastings. Locations
have included Scotland, France, Disney World, New York City,
Chicago, New Mexico, Arkansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Harvard
and numerous private party events.
- An ardent student of "anything
Scottish" and has assembled a library of over 200 books
and video tapes on Scotch Whisky and Scotland
- Developed and owns one of the largest
and most comprehensive/diverse Scotch Single Malt Whisky collections anywhere. Included are
over 800 sealed, full-sized bottles from 127 distilleries.
Rarities include one bottle distilled in 1892.
- "Moonshine
Runner" – As an eight-year-old, Dr. McCoy
served as a "lookout" for his dad while sitting
in the "Rumble Seat" of a 1938 Ford Coupe astride
several cases of his uncle’s moonshine that being delivered
to bootleggers in Arkansas and Oklahoma.
- Life member of The
Keepers of the Quaich Society, the most prestigious
and exclusive society in the international liquor industry
- Honorary Knight -- The Order of Saint
Andrew
- Earned a Doctorate of Education Degree
and has been professor and Department Head for over thirty
years -- Eastfield College, Dallas, Texas
- Produced a one-hour
video of one of The Scotch Doc's complete live seminar/tastings
- Established the unique "Scotch
For Scholarships" program, which has endowed a full
semester scholarship for economically disadvantaged students
- Helped raise thousands of dollars for
several worthy causes in the U.S. and Scotland
- Featured on television programs and
in publications in Scotland, France and the U. S.
- Served as an "expert witness"
to an inter- national law firm in a legal proceeding concerning
Scotch Single Malt Whisky
- The Scotch Doc further reveals his
passion for life's basic and "real" experiences
in his alias as "The
Country Doctor." Join him as this "country-boy-at-
heart" replaces his kilt and professor's cloak with
cowboy boots and blue jeans and tugs at your heartstrings
with his straight-from-the-heart, boot-scootin', sawdust-movin',
belt-buckle-rubbin' "Honky-Tonk Country Music Review."
(This audio experience does not justify a "Jack-and-Coke"
deviation.)
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This website is intended for visitors of legal drinking age.
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