In recent years, Japan stunned traditional whisky-makers Scotland, Ireland, and America by exploding onto the international market and winning over connoisseurs of the tipple long considered an exclusive dominion. Now, entrepreneurs in France--- a country better known for its mastery of wine and cognac--- seem to have taken heart from Japan's success, with dozens throwing themselves into the once exclusive world of whisky. The country today has 33 fully-operational whisky distilleries with another 30-odd soon to come on line--- as soon as their unique Gallic-styled spirits have matured in barrels for the required minimum three years--- according to the French Whisky F...
Keep on reading: A wee dram, s’il vous plait: France enters world of whisky-making
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