The malt is called "The Singleton" and it is from the Dufftown distillery, but there is only about a third of a bottle left apart from what remains in my flask.   

Kev has asked me to post revisions to singing arrangements. The Friday night will still be in the Chequers. Sunday will still be on the terrace of the Chequers so far as necessary to avoid spoiling the pub's profit from Sunday lunch - and the rest of Sunday in the Chequers. The landlord of the Chequers "forgot" that he had a 60-person party on the Saturday night for two people emigrating - with karaoke and a BBQ on the terrace. But he still has a cellarfull of real ale to dispose of...

Therefore Saturday night will sing from 8 pm onwards in the beer tent out the back of the village club - with Bombardier and London Pride at workingmen's club prices in the village club. Adjacent to the beer tent the scouts will be selling their legendary three-quarter-pounder burgers (oops, nearly typed "buggers, Lord Baden-Powell getting to me). THe nearest electric bands will ahve packed up by 1930.

Alas, we still may not build a big bonfire.