The print version of Issue One sold out a while ago, but we didn’t wany anyone to miss out so we thought we’d make it available to download for free.
The Angels’ Share is a journal about whisky, but perhaps more than that, it is a journal about people: people who are hungry for adventure and experiences, people who won’t settle, who are inquisitive and who challenge the established way of doing things. The Angels’ Share is a journal about people who grab life by the scruff of the neck, whose glass is always half full (Slàinte Mhath!), who live in the moment but strive for the momentous.
So here’s to Billy Walker, who is still taking risks and taking nothing for granted 50 years after taking his first steps in the industry, and to Nc’nean founder Annabel Thomas, whose distillery is the first in Scotland to declare itself net zero carbon emissions. Here’s to Anthony Wills for daring to build the first distillery on Islay for 124 years, and to Paul Robinson who decided to quit his office job to make a living from the land he loves. Here’s to Abbie Moulton for bringing whisky to a totally new audience, and to the guys from Whisky Me as they strive to be the purveyors of pouch perfection.
What if we all say ‘What if’? They did.
The print version of Issue One sold out a while ago, but we didn’t wany anyone to miss out so we thought we’d make it available to download for free.
The Angels’ Share is a journal about whisky, but perhaps more than that, it is a journal about people: people who are hungry for adventure and experiences, people who won’t settle, who are inquisitive and who challenge the established way of doing things. The Angels’ Share is a journal about people who grab life by the scruff of the neck, whose glass is always half full (Slàinte Mhath!), who live in the moment but strive for the momentous.
So here’s to Billy Walker, who is still taking risks and taking nothing for granted 50 years after taking his first steps in the industry, and to Nc’nean founder Annabel Thomas, whose distillery is the first in Scotland to declare itself net zero carbon emissions. Here’s to Anthony Wills for daring to build the first distillery on Islay for 124 years, and to Paul Robinson who decided to quit his office job to make a living from the land he loves. Here’s to Abbie Moulton for bringing whisky to a totally new audience, and to the guys from Whisky Me as they strive to be the purveyors of pouch perfection.
What if we all say ‘What if’? They did.
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