dalwhinnie造句

• The northern dam protects the village of Dalwhinnie from flooding.
• Birnam Wood, Pitlochry, Dalwhinnie, Aviemore Carrbridge and Boat of Garten.
• The region of West Highland was created to separate between Oban and Dalwhinnie.
• Dalwhinnie has a unique microclimate that is vastly different from their direct neighbours.
• Dalwhinnie in the central Southampton Airport Parkway.
• The distillery was sold to AP Blyth in 1898 for his son who renamed it Dalwhinnie.
• He lived with his first wife in Breakacky near Kingussie, then Dalwhinnie, and finally Edinburgh.
• This is on a hillside near Loch Garry, between Dalwhinnie and Blair Atholl and close to the railway line.
• The pan-roasted oysters were served with Dalwhinnie and Talisker as well as everything else that was already on the table.
• MacDonald Greenlees was later acquired by Distillers Company; Dalwhinnie later became part of the blender group " James Buchanan ".
• The Camerons were  put to flight up the Truim valley towards Drumochter, turning homeward at Dalwhinnie, west towards Loch Treig.
• Label names strung together are mellifluous : Aberfeldy and Antiquary, Balvenie and Banff, Caperdonich, Dalwhinnie, Knockando, Mosstowie, Springbank and Tamdhu.
• Most ScotRail services call at Dunkeld and Birnam and at Blair Atholl, with the stations at Dalwhinnie, Newtonmore and Carrbridge being served less often.
• After the planting of Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon in 1976, Ewan's wife Betty named the site'Dalwhinnie'as a homage to her Scottish heritage.
• Dalwhinnie has become famous worldwide because it is marketed by its owners, United Distillers unit of Diageo, under their " Classic Malts " brand, launched in 1988.
• Moonambel is a sub-region of Victoria's Pyrenees wine region, which was pioneered by the vineyards of Taltarni, Warrenmang, Redbank ( Sally's Paddock ) and Dalwhinnie.
• During the long process of planning their lines, the promoters came to see that extension of their railways would be beneficial, and lucrative, and already in 1845 there was talk of extending through Callander to Dalwhinnie.
• During the early  mid 1970's Ewan Jones ( an Architect based in Ballarat ) began clearing 35 acres of land in Moonambel; which would be the site of the main Dalwhinnie vineyard in years to come.
• Dalwhinnie is the only winery within the greater Pyrenees region to have two listings within the Langton's Classification of Australian Wine consisting of'Outstanding'for The Eagle Shiraz, and'Excellent'for the Moonambel Shiraz.
• The initial part of the route which runs north from Dalwhinnie consists of numerous straight sections; its many sharp bends contribute to the reputation of the modern A889 road which follows it, as one of the most dangerous in Scotland.