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About the Author

Dave Broom is the co-author of Drink! Never Mind the Peanuts which won the Glenfiddich Drink Book of the Year 2002. He also won Glenfiddich Drinks Writer of the Year in 2002 for his contribution to publications such as Whisky Magazine, WINE, and BBC Good Food. Dave is author of the Hamlyn Handbook show more of Whisky, Spirits & Cocktails, The Connoisseur's Guide to Whisky, and Cabernet Sauvignon. He appears regularly on Good Food Live!, and judges at many wine and spirits competitions. He lives in Brighton but is Glaswegian show less

Works by Dave Broom

The World Atlas of Whisky: New Edition (2010) 150 copies, 1 review
Gin: The Manual (2015) 62 copies
Handbook of Whisky (2000) 50 copies
Whisky: The Manual (2014) 49 copies
Rum: The Manual (2016) 34 copies
Rum (2003) 31 copies
Whiskey:A Connoisseurs Guid (1998) 10 copies
Vodka (2015) 10 copies
The Bartender's Guide (2003) 10 copies

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Common Knowledge

Birthdate
1959
Gender
male
Nationality
UK
Birthplace
Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Associated Place (for map)
Scotland, UK

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1 review
This is possibly the most comprehensive of the whisky books I've found on the market. While the whisky world has already moved on in the five or six years since its most recent update, most of the information is still relatively up to date. Irish whiskey, of course, has transformed utterly in the past few years, but who could have predicted that?

The Scotch information is incredibly detailed and almost obsessively complete, of course, because... Well, because people seem to really only care show more about Scotch? The American section is pretty good, and the world whisky section is decent.

The Japanese section, though, is sadly still caught in the "mysterious orient" trap, although the actual whisky talk is great.

A real must have these days.
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