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The
Scotch Doc Video
 This
unique video produced by "The Scotch Doc" that will answer just
about all of your most often asked questions concerning the
increasingly popular Scotch single malt. This one hour and twenty-one
minute video tape entitled, "The Scotch Doc Presents Scotch
Single Malt Whisky: The Taste, History and Mystique," includes
an actual seminar and tasting of eight Scotch single malts with
a "class" of thirty tasters. In addition to learning
how the great Scotch single malt is created and appreciated,
you will vicariously experience the inimitable "Scotch Doc style"
as he recites whisky related "poetry" and involves the seminar
participants in his hilarious sing-along of "The Scotsman."
Never have so many people enjoyed (publicly, at least) discovering
the answer to the age-old question of "What's worn under the
kilt?"
The video also provides a very personal introduction to the
diverse, complex and entertaining Dr. David "The Scotch Doc"
McCoy. You will join him in his home as you "belly up" to one
of the best-stocked Scotch single malt bars in the universe.
About two hundred and fifty "open" single malts in this "McCoy's
Mecca of Malts" will instantly cast you into fantasy land. It
should be stated that the open bottles in his bar are NOT included
among the well-known collection of about 650 "sealed" full-sized
bottles, with representatives from 127 different Scotland Single
Malt Distilleries. You will also see one of the best preserved,
and extremely rare, Revolutionary Officers' Whiskey Cabinets
(circa 1730-50) complete with the original twelve hand-blown
decanters and accessories. Other artifacts in this most unique
den include four original moonshine whiskey stills; an extensive
collection of "Whiskey Prescription Forms" (required by law
from 1920 to 1933 to be completed and signed by doctors and
patients) with matching "Treasury Department U.S. Internal Revenue
Prescription Blank National Prohibition Act Forms" (completed
and signed by pharmacists and patients); 150 antique German
beer steins; an early 1800s combination "foot and dram warmer;"
and other relics related to the subject of alcoholic beverages.
It is a most interesting den in which to appreciate history
and contemplate the "Nectar of the Gods."
The cost of this video experience is $25 ($31 foreign) which
includes shipment by Priority Mail within twenty-four hours
of receipt of payment. Call (214) 360-9990.
The Scotch Doc Video
Slainte.
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