Evolution Of Peat!

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During the show, we'll discuss how peat has evolved in the scotch making and how it is used in today's practice. Dr. Scotch will be here and we'll have the S4D mailbag. Maybe even a quick blind if we have time. It should be a great show and hope to see you all there!

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