730AM GMT eighteen March 2010
Whiskey sappy in casks at Bushmills Distillery . Photo ALAMY The Bushmills Whiskey distillery in Northern Ireland is scouring the world for someone to work with master distiller Colum Egan and his group for a month to emanate his or her own mix of Irish whiskey.
The leader will outlay a month on Northern Ireland"s north Antrim coast, nearby the Giant"s Causeway, where Bushmills has strong whiskey given James I certified it to do so in 1608.
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Mr Egan pronounced "If someone can infer to us that they have what it takes, afterwards we"d be gay to let them be the initial chairman outward of the distillery to work to one side me to emanate their own special mix of Bushmills Irish whiskey."
