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As I’ve written many times before, age is not necessarily an indicator of quality when it comes to whiskey. In fact, sometimes the opposite is true—trust me, a 30-year-old bourbon has a very good chance of not tasting very good, while a 30-year-old scotch whisky could very well be excellent. Still, when a relatively young distillery…

