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Independence-arare quality
in these times.
Not many brands of scotch whisky can boast
a continuity and richness of character
achieved through the dedicated control of
one family. Highland Queen can, because
it is produced by Macdonald & Muir, one
of the few independent family-controlled
firms of whisky distillers left: in Scotland.
Blended in the traditional way, the process
demands “marrying” the whiskies in
oak casks at arinking strength before
bottling - a rare operation in these
days of mass production.
HIGHLAND
QUEEN
HIGI ™E INDEPENDENT SPIRIT
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75th, 1978
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1935-1988 - Programme of the ... annual Mod
DescriptionPublication run: -85th (1988). National Library of Scotland run: 39th (1935)-85th (1988). Continued by: Mod / Mòd Naìseanta
ShelfmarkP.med.2584, QP.la.2478 and DJ.s.1847(9)
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