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The Water of Life - A Whisky Film

20211h 28mNRMovieDocumentary

The Water of Life is a feature documentary that focuses on the craftsmen, chemists, and renegades at the heart of the whisky revolution that turned the stagnant scotch whisky industry of the 1980s into the titan it is today. Starting…

DirectorGreg W. Swartz
ProducerTrevor Jones

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Availability shown for United Kingdom · rights vary by country

Cast · Directed by Greg W. Swartz

JM
Jim McEwan
Himself
SR
Stephen Rankin
Himself
RB
Rachel Barrie
Herself
CM
Charles MacLean
Himself

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