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The Chief renews his Whisky FriendshipsWritten by Andrew Dewar DurieTuesday, 26 April 2011 08:04
The Society takes it's name from the quaich, "Cuach" being the Gaelic for cup, a classic round Scottish drinking vessel with two handles, usually made of silver, pewter or wood. It's ancestor was a scallop shell! The Keepers now have over 2000 members drawn from 80 countries. Read more...
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