Episode 167
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Local actor Nicole joins myself, Perrin, and guest host Meredith to taste Johnnie Walker Gold Label and Glen Fohdry Aiteal an Oir 12yr. Apologies for the extremely late posting–I recently bought several Assassin’s Creed games and have been letting them rule my time.
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