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The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Scottish Whisky: History, Regions, and Top Tasting Locations

The Gaelic term for whisky –uisge beatha, or “water of life” – illustrates how intrinsically linked the drink is to Scottish culture. Scotland’s whisky is a unique fusion of geography and history developed over time, in conditions that mean no other whiskies can compete in terms of pedigree, character, and diversity of spirits produced.

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Top Oxford Pubs: A Guide to the Best Local Tavern Experiences

Students have been coming to Oxford since its namesake university was founded almost 1000 years ago – and they’ve been gathering at local drinking establishments for just about as long. Some of the greatest minds England has ever produced – think JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis – have been known to be regulars at beloved drinking spots around town. Thankfully, you don’t need a string of As to discover the best pubs in Oxford. You just need to know where to find them.

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Discover 8 Fascinating Animal Migrations and the Best Viewing Locations

While jellyfish are known for drifting around in ocean currents, the golden jellyfish of Palau’s famous Jellyfish Lake – which are not poisonous to humans – perform a unique daily migration route that follows the sun’s arc across the sky. Each morning, these soft-bodied animals cluster on the western shore of this Micronesian marine lake to perform a horizontal migration towards the rising sun, stopping just short of the shadows formed by lakeside trees where their primary predators, anemones, live. After taking a break while the sun is high in the sky, the jellyfish then make the return trip in the early afternoon.

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Top 19 Bars in Amsterdam: Cocktails, Karaoke, and More

If you ask us, one of Amsterdam’s most enticing attractions is a good old-fashioned bar crawl. The Dutch capital is famous for raucous partying and over-the-top nightlife—but the pubs here beat out the clubs just about every time. This is largely thanks tobruin cafés(brown cafes), traditional taverns that have been at the heart of Dutch drinking culture for centuries and which are still loved by locals today.

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