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Distilled. Issue 3

In Issue 3 we meet visionary Todd Leopold and learn about his plans to resurrect genuine 19th century American rye whiskey in the world’s only three-chamber still. Derek Duncan reports from Georgia where Erik Vonk makes rhum agricole from his own estate-grown sugar cane at the Richland Rum Distillery, which leads us to Martinique for a cross-island journey that uncovers both the culture and characters of one of the spirit world’s most niche categories. Back across the pond we visit cider superstar Julian Temperley at Burrow Hill where he makes brandy from root to apple to glass, and we detour north to Scotland’s fallen whisky capital, Campbeltown, where the Glen Scotia distillery is quietly exceeding all expectations.

Distilled is an independent magazine that showcases the craft and culture of fine spirits, including their makers, their terroir and their stories. All of our features are original, independent works specially commissioned for Distilled, published twice per year in the spring and fall. Issue 3 is 80 pages and perfect-bound, printed on 80lb Supreme Gloss.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN REVIVALIST

How a love of German ‘hefeweizen’ finds Todd Leopold resurrecting 19th century American rye whiskey in a three-chamber still.

 
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Also in this Issue

Rhum Sauvage
Distilled criss-crosses Martinique in search of the authentic taste of rhum agricole, uncovering its culture and characters along the way.

Still Life with Apples
Somerset iconoclast Julian Temperley is quietly revolutionising British spirits, making brandy from root to cider to glass. Distilled visits, tastes and learns more.

The New Spirit of Georgia
Erik and Karin Vonk look to the French Caribbean in making Richland Rum, the only American distillers to do so using fresh cane grown on their own estate.

The Long and Winding Road
The A83 brings us to Scotland’s fallen whisky capital, where he finds Glen Scotia quietly exceeding all expectations.

La Dolce Vita
The bittersweet story of how Italy’s most beloved cherry liqueur found its way onto bar shelves in seventy-eight countries around the world.

Shaken & Stirred: The Negroni

Paired: Gin Cured Salmon

The Last Word: London