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Disathairne, 16/Aug/2014

Big Al visits more places on Islay

Last week I blogged about Big Al visiting four Islay distilleries, namely Kilchoman, Ardbeg, Bowmore and Bunnahabhain. I also promised I would share some other videos of places he visited on Islay at another time. That time is now, starting with Islay Ales brewery:

YouTube: Islay Ales - A quick look and review - Bridgend Isle of Islay

Alastair also went to the pub a few times, although seems to have filmed only once:

YouTube: Portnahaven Pub Isle of Islay - An Tigh Seinnse

Earlier this week he also uploaded the video from the 5th Islay distillery he visited, Caol Ila:

YouTube: Caol Ila Distillery Isle of Islay

I don't know if there are any more videos to come, the ones I've mentioned so far are the ones online as of writing this. You can check his The Drinking Mans Guide To Scotland YouTube channel and his Big Al Twitter account for updates.

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