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Lanciato nel 2009, il b Big Peat Whisky /b è un rinomato b Vatted Malt /b prodotto con i Single Malt provenienti dall'isola scozzese di b Islay /b , laddove non c'è distilleria che non affumichi il malto d'orzo ricorrendo alla torba. Nella miscela vengono utilizzati malti del Caol Ila, dell'Ardbeg, del Bowmore e del Port Ellen. Quest'ultima distilleria ha chiuso i battenti nel 1983, ma la b Douglas Laing /b ne custodisce ancora un cospicuo stock. La bottiglia si distingue dalla maggior parte dei Vatted in quanto indica i malti che compongono il blend, tutti tranne un paio di malti sui quali i master distiller mantengono gelosamente il segreto. Il b Big Peat /b è un apprezzato b small batch whisky /b , espressione che designa un distillato imbottigliato da poche migliaia di botti selezionate con cura. Punto di riferimento per gli Islay Vatted, il b Big Peat Whisky /b è un b torbato /b ("peat" significa "torba") realizzato dalla distilleria Douglas Laing, una delle poche a vantare una gestione familiare. L'alta b artigianalità /b è il marchio di fabbrica, tanto è vero che i processi produttivi sono rimasti pressoché inalterati rispetto all'anno della fondazione. In questo senso non sorprende che il b Big Peat Whisky Islay Vatted /b non venga sottoposto a nessun processo di colorazione e non subisca filtrazione a freddo né tantomeno riduzioni alcoliche. Adottando questi criteri produttivi, gli enzimi e gli oli essenziali si conservano intatti, con tutto ciò che ne consegue in termini di ricchezza aromatica.

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Narrow gauge railways have long been a source of fascination for many. From famous public lines such as the Ffestiniog Railway and Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, to peat extraction lines in Cumbria and brickworks systems on Humberside, the narrow gauge railway has transcended two centuries.\n\nA big part of the charm of these lines is the locomotives that were built to operate them. Narrow gauge is defined as anything less than the standard gauge of UK main lines - usually down to 15 inch gauge - but in that spectrum there is no limit to size, simplicity or shape. These were machines built to do a job, pure and simple, but those jobs were many and varied. Multiple wheeled complex engines could share the same track as a simple motorised wagon, whilst all manner of propulsion could be found - steam, diesel, petrol and electric - even fireless, compressed air or steam locos converted to electric power. This book looks at them all and their legacy today across the plethora of pleasure and heritage lines that exist.\n\nThis book is part of the Britain's Heritage series, which provides definitive introductions to the riches of Britain's past, and is the perfect way to get acquainted with narrow gauge locomotives in all their variety.

Narrow gauge railways have long been a source of fascination for many. From famous public lines such as the Ffestiniog Railway and Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, to peat extraction lines in Cumbria and brickworks systems on Humberside, the narrow gauge railway has transcended two centuries.\n\nA big part of the charm of these lines is the locomotives that were built to operate them. Narrow gauge is defined as anything less than the standard gauge of UK main lines - usually down to 15 inch gauge - but in that spectrum there is no limit to size, simplicity or shape. These were machines built to do a job, pure and simple, but those jobs were many and varied. Multiple wheeled complex engines could share the same track as a simple motorised wagon, whilst all manner of propulsion could be found - steam, diesel, petrol and electric - even fireless, compressed air or steam locos converted to electric power. This book looks at them all and their legacy today across the plethora of pleasure and heritage lines that exist.\n\nThis book is part of the Britain's Heritage series, which provides definitive introductions to the riches of Britain's past, and is the perfect way to get acquainted with narrow gauge locomotives in all their variety.