I recently started drinking whisky and I’ve really begun to enjoy it now more than ever. Part of me thinks that it’s an age thing, or maybe it’s just because the people I camp with all drink whisky. Regardless there is something about the outdoors and whisky that simply pair perfectly. We’ve seen some questionable results when it comes to market blending of fishing and alcohol, but I think Speyburn Whisky has found a responsible route.
Speyburn is distilled in the famous Speyside region of the Scottish Highlands which has a long standing connection to conservation, fishing and the great outdoors. Today, Speyburn continues to use the time-honored traditional distillation method that was first used near the banks of the River Spey in 1897.
Speyburn Single Malt Scotch Whisky is searching for the “Best Catch” fishing tale. All they’re asking for is a photo and a 100-word fishing story for your chance to win. Every month one tale will be selected for a $50 Orvis gift card and they’ll even donate one dollar to the American Rivers organization for every single photo submitted from now until August 31st, 2012 when the contest ends.
The grand prize winner will receive a professionally-framed artist’s rendition of their photo and a $500 Orvis gift card! The runner-up will receive a Speyburn Merchandise package, an American Rivers gift card, and a $50 Orvis gift card.
Enter the contest on Speyburn Whisky’s Facebook page.
Please drink responsibly.
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