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In this weekend’s Travel section, a tour of Ireland and Scotland’s famed whiskey distilleries!

Prince Charles’ whisky of choice, Laphroaig is located on Islay, a tiny island packed with distilleries off the southwest coast of Scotland. Arguably the country’s most vaunted distillery, Laphroaig offers a number of tours, including the “Water to Whisky Experience,” featuring a hike to the water source, peat-cutting and cask-tasting. Register your bottle of Laphroaig online and you’ll receive a deed to your own square-foot plot of land.

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    I want to go to there…
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    On my honeymoon, we traveled the Malt Whiskey Trail in Scotland and stopped at the Glenfiddich distillery. Oh what
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    Ugh. Want.
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    WHISKEY!
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