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Old 12-14-2009, 11:38 AM
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Default Sandy Mac Whisky

where is it available and can you tell me anything about it?
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Old 12-14-2009, 06:17 PM
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Default Sandy Mac whisky

Sandy Mac is mostly available in Latin American countries such as Uruguay, Paraguay and Chile. It was originally created by the Alexander and McDonald firm which can trace its history back to 1840. The firm consolidated with the producers of Old Parr and then toward the end of the 19th century became MacDonald, Greenlees and Williams. The company changed its name again to MacDonald Greenlees Ltd in 1925 when it was purchased by the Distillers Company Ltd, one of Diageo's predecessor companies.
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Default Sandy Mac & Old Parr

I noticed the bottle of Sandy Mac is very similar to Old Parr, and the little I could find in the internet they were at least at one point part of the MacDonald Greenlees Ltd . Is there a connection between the two. I really like the Sandy Mac (picked up a bottle in Paraguay) and I always loved Old Parr (Very happy that you can finally find it in US at least Miami)
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Default Sandy Mac - Capone era find

You might be interested in my feature article on Sandy Mac describing the underwater discovery of cases of Prohibition era Scotch whisky in the Detroit River by diver Leon Sehoyan.

See BARRELLS & DRAMS by William M. Dowd (ISBN 978-1-4027-7865-0)
The Strange Case of Capone's Whisky, (pp 103-110) published in 2011

Also Whisky Magazine;The Strange Case of Capone's Whisky

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