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00:00Scotland and whiskey go together like legends and myths, but every year something strange happens
00:06inside whiskey distilleries. When whiskey is left to age in wooden barrels, it doesn't just sit
00:12there. Slowly it disappears. About 2% of the whiskey seeps through the wood and evaporates
00:18into the air every single year. Distillers have a name for this loss. They call it the angel's
00:23share, not because angels actually drink it, but because it feels like the whiskey vanishes into
00:29the heavens. And here's the twist. This loss isn't a mistake. It's essential. As the whiskey evaporates,
00:36harsh and unwanted compounds fade away, leaving behind smoother, richer flavors. Without the
00:42angel's share, whiskey would taste sharp, rough and almost undrinkable. So every great bottle of
00:48whiskey exists because some of it had to be sacrificed. The angels may be a myth, but the
00:54science behind them is very real.
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