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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 726, 29 December 1933, Page 6

AFTER dinner OM evening a frlend of ours poured two whiskiei into two liqueur glasses and submitted them to the judgment of an independent wine merchant, " What do you chink of these?" he enquired. The wine merchant took the glasses, rolled the whisky round them, sniffed them carefully and sipped each in turn. Finally he selected one and. pointing to it. said. " Thafs so good you'd enjoy it as a liqueur." The whisky was our TEN-YEAR-OLD SPEY-ROYAL. Gilbey's Glen Spey Dtstlilery, Rothef, Scetland H.M.«SSKINO tle.

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