Scottish peat and warm stories form the soul of this book.

Peat & Whisky: The Unbreakable Bond takes you through bogs, distilleries, and the people who preserve the heritage of Scotch whisky. In this richly illustrated narrative, Mike Billett unfolds the history, geology, and craftsmanship surrounding peat and how that dark soil influences the flavor of single malts. Mood Company book made of high-quality paper not only discusses aromas but also the ecological importance of peatlands as a carbon storage.

Key Specifications

• Title: Peat &and Whisky: The Unbreakable Bond
• Author: Mike Billett
• Extent: richly illustrated, approximately 200+ pages (format depends on edition)
• Material: high-quality paper, hardcover book
• Subjects: peatlands, turf and whisky, geology, history, distilling art
• USP Mood Company: inspired by Scottish craftsmanship and stories — Mood Company provides genuine attention to traditional origins
• Purpose: ideal for lovers of Scotch whisky, natural history, and cultural stories
• Language: English

For whom, when, and why

This book is written for the serious whisky enthusiast, fellow lovers of nature and culture, and readers from around 18 years old who want to find depth in flavor and origin.Peat & Whisky: The Unbreakable Bond is perfect for quiet evenings by the fireplace, as a reference during tastings, or as reading material for those who love slow living and artisanal stories.

The text clearly explains technical terms: what is, for example, a peat layer or “peatland”? Peat is an organic material that grows for centuries and provides characteristic aromas during drying and burning. With this brief explanation, even novice connoisseurs understand how peat influences the aroma and flavor of whisky. Scotch whisky and the role of peat are described in both historical and scientific contexts, allowing the reader to experience both emotional and factual value.

For anyone seeking a Scottish atmosphere without clichés, this book offers a warm and nuanced view of how landscape and humanity come together in a glass.It is a loving exploration of peat, tradition, and the future — and an invitation to look at a familiar drink with new eyes.