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Conversations with the people and characters who shape the world of whisky.Hosted by cinematographer and storyteller Rob Draper, SingleMalt TV explores the personalities behind the world’s great whiskies.Each episode features candid conversations with master distillers, blenders, founders, historians, and industry insiders — the characters whose vision, craft, and sometimes stubborn individuality have shaped whisky as we know it today.These are the stories behind the bottle, told by the people who lived them.
rjdacs hosts SingleMalt TV – The Whisky Conversation, a society show with 10 episodes published.
Welcome to SingleMalt TV — the whisky conversation. In this episode, Rob Draper sits down with Fiona Coutts, Head Distiller at Hellyers Road Distillery in Tasmania, for a thoughtful conversation about distillation, matur
At the foot of Stirling Castle, one of Scotland’s smallest distilleries is taking shape. Cameron & June McCann and threir son Hugo—head distiller—are building Stirling Distillery with a clear focus: small scale, long tim
Maltstock redefined the whisky festival by removing hierarchy, formality, and expectation. Maltstock Down Under brings that same philosophy to Australia. David Ligoff joins us to talk about what makes it different—why a
Franz Scheurer approaches whisky from outside its traditional framework. Drawing on experience in food, wine, photography, and fermentation, he challenges how flavor is understood and how whisky is typically experienced—
Maltstock began as a quiet departure from the traditional whisky festival. Created by Teun van Wel and Bob Wenting, it removed hierarchy, formality, and expectation—replacing them with something simpler: people sharing w
For decades, Douglas Laing built its reputation selecting and bottling whisky created elsewhere. Now, with the move into distilling at Strathearn, the company is entering a new phase. Dougal Barr, Global Brand Ambassador
Heartwood sits firmly outside the whisky establishment. Tim Duckett doesn’t distill—he selects and shapes whisky through cask, guided by instinct and a clear sense of outcome. Joined by Franz Scheurer, this conversation
If terroir matters in whisky, Belgrove is what it looks like in practice. At Belgrove, nothing follows convention. Peter Bignell grows his own rye, builds his own equipment, and rethinks every part of the process—from fu
Mark Reynier has never been comfortable following the accepted narrative. As the driving force behind Bruichladdich and now Waterford, he has consistently challenged one of whisky’s most deeply held assumptions: that the
Andrew Derbidge brings a broad perspective shaped by years working across brand, production, and global positioning with Starward—and deep involvement with the Scotch Malt Whisky Society. In this conversation, the discus
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SingleMalt TV – The Whisky Conversation is hosted by rjdacs. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 10 episodes.
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