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Our Burns Night poetry competition is back!

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Want to win some whisky? 🥃 Win a bottle of Scotch in our Burns Night poetry competition! â€

Want to win some whisky? 🥃 Win a bottle of Scotch in our Burns Night poetry competition! ​Dear {NAME},​  Are you a poet? Do you know it? If so, you'll be thrilled to know our annual [Burns Night poetry competition]( is back!  This year we're changing it up with five categories: funniest poem, poem Burns would love, best overall poem, a Burns-inspired song, and best heartbreaker, and we'll pick three winning poems from each category. The same rules as always apply – no rhyming 'whisky' with 'frisky', and no epics (a maximum of 25 lines please, we want to be able to actually finish the poem). Otherwise, let your creative juices flow!  You can find all the [details and T&Cs here,]( but the long and short of it is that our Instagram followers will vote to crown the winners, who could be getting their hands on a bottle of Benriach 27 Year Old 1991, a Johnnie Walker Blue Label Gift Set, Seaweed & Aeons & Digging & Fire 18 Year Old, Darkness 8 Year Old, or even a custom-filled bottle of Deanston signed by master distiller Brendan McCarron. Now that's upped the stakes, hasn't it! Time to get your finest pen to paper, we reckon.     The news in brief   [Five great zero alcohol drinks for Dry January]( There is now a delicious range of bottles that contain no alcohol whatsoever but have plenty of flavour so you can still enjoy a cocktail!   [The rise of peated whisky casks]( People love a good chat about casks in the whisky world and we noticed there’s more peated whisky casks about at the moment.   Stay tuned with our social channels! Contact Us UK: 01892 888 376 Int. : +44 (0)1892 888376 hello@masterofmalt.com You’ve got this email because you subscribed to receive updates from Master of Malt or another Atom Group website. We use trusted external providers worldwide to help us process your personal data, by clicking through to our site from any link in this email, you confirm that you agree to our [Privacy Policy]( and [Cookie Policy](. If you no longer want to receive updates from Master of Malt, [you can click here to unsubscribe instantly](. Atom Supplies Limited | Registered in England & Wales No.: 03193057 | [Terms of Business]( Unit 1, Ton Business Park, 2-8 Morley Road, Tonbridge, Kent, TN9 1RA © 2023 Master of Malt. All rights reserved.

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