Global demand for scotch appears to be strengthening thanks to "an emphasis on craftsmanship and provenance, backed by investment," the association's chief executive, David Frost, said in a statement.
"Rarely do they come with a provenance going back to their origin".
That's the property's provenance, dating back to its construction in 1985: four bankrupt owners on the trot.
We will say, "It's a Vermeer," to indicate that its provenance goes back to the hand that painted it, namely to Vermeer himself.
Left to the museum by an American couple, its documented provenance went back no more than 30 years, which suggests it was looted, probably in the late 1970s.
PAGE 6 CLASH OF THE CRICKETS Countless members of the Gryllus bimaculatus clan, also known as field crickets, have faced off in China's alleys this fall in a uniquely Chinese blood sport whose provenance extends back more than 1,000 years.
"Next!" Countless members of the Gryllus bimaculatus clan, also known as field crickets, have faced off in the capital's narrow alleys this fall in a uniquely Chinese blood sport whose provenance extends back more than 1,000 years.
The legend of the salad's provenance goes back to 1923, to San Francisco's Palace Hotel, where the executive chef served the salad as a tribute to George Arliss, the star of the play "The Green Goddess".
1970: It's Contemporary to Him, Anyway Although Jason Reitzin's home in Encino, Calif., features all the hallmarks of upscale '70s design — walnut paneling; glass-and-chrome dining table; black lacquer console — its provenance harks back to the previous decade.
After being discovered in melting ice by a pair of German mountain climbers in 1991, the Iceman (nicknamed Ötzi) was first claimed by the Austrian state but later — once a surveying crew had established his provenance — delivered back to Südtirol/Alto Adige with a minimum of official rancor.
