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Add Whisky Monkeys as a Google favoriteA new episode of the Whisky Weekend Show is ready, and there’s plenty going on this time around. From the latest whisky news to an unexpected pairing with spiced biscuits and Rox’s sabotage plot, there’s never a dull moment. And as if that weren’t enough, we’ve added another fun prize to the prize pool—something you could win in the next episode!
We’ve got another great episode lined up for you, with plenty of whisky to enjoy. How about a Wolfburn Madeira Cask or a brand-new Nc'Nean Quiet Rebels whisky? And that’s not all—a very old Aberfeldy also makes an appearance this week.
Johnnie Walker with spiced biscuits? You bet!
Pairing whisky with food can lead to some surprisingly delicious discoveries, but some combinations are harder to predict. Take Johnnie Walker with spiced biscuits, for example!
In the latest episode of the Whisky Weekend Show, we put this unusual pairing to the test. Do the warm, spiced flavours of these biscuits really work with whisky? Or is this one of those experiments that’s more funny than tasty? Find out in the episode—and it might even give you some ideas for the upcoming Sinterklaas season.
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Rox sabotages Theo’s whisky
Alongside the latest whisky news, there’s also a memorable moment between Rox and Theo this week. Rox decides to sabotage one of Theo’s whiskies! We’ll keep the details—and Theo’s reaction—under wraps for now. But one thing’s certain: it makes for quite a moment.
How does she tamper with his dram, and what happens next?
More prizes added to the prize pool!
Of course, the now-familiar prize pool is back on the Whisky Weekend Show. We’ve added another fun prize, so there’ll be something great to win in the next episode.
What exactly are we adding this time? We’re not giving that away just yet. You’ll have to watch the latest episode to find out.
Watch the latest Whisky Weekend Show
Alongside all the surprises, we’ll also catch you up on the latest news from the world of whisky. It’s a fun way to stay in the know, with plenty of unexpected moments along the way.
Curious about the Johnnie Walker and spiced biscuit pairing, Rox’s sabotage plot, and the latest addition to the prize pool? Watch the latest Whisky Weekend Show from Whisky Monkeys and see for yourself!
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