A unique single malt. Thanks to a unique combination of natural alchemy and centuries old craftsmanship, The Balvenie is unique among single malts. They still grow their own barley and keep faith with a traditional malting floor, the last of its kind in the Scottish Highlands. The resident coppersmith maintains the stills and their team […]
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How to keep a record of your whisky experiences is the topic of this segment. Charlie MacLean talks us through the process of making detailed tasting notes. source
It would be suitable for a people-based profile of whisky to start by naming the very first whisky maker. In reality, no-one knows who the first distiller was. It is clear that from AD 4 onwards, alchemists in China, India, Arabia, Egypt and Greece were utilizing distillation to make turpentine, medicines, makeup (al-kohl, our alcohol) […]
In 1923, Shinjiro Torii visualized a whisky loaded with the spirit of Japanese nature and handmade by professionals by means of a patient process of enriching the work of nature. He dreamt of making a slight, refined, yet perplexing whisky that would suit the refined palette of the Japanese and boost their dining experience. Though […]
Soft pasture land, small rivers, natural harbours and a people who know that good thing take time. It’s a land where legend and fact become easily blurred, where folktales take on the mantle of truth. Some historians claim it started in 1276, though if the story of monks taking distilling with them when they went […]
The Jack Daniel’s legend begins with the eponymous founder of the distillery, who allegedly owned his first distillery at the tender age of 13, having learned his skill at the knee of Dan Call – one of those moon shining preachers who pepper the history of American whiskey. Jack was a clever operator, but it’s […]
Nothing is straightforward in whisky. Here is a distillery which makes the biggest selling malt all over the world, but still uses coal-fired stills, a technique most distillers have abandoned for being too expensive and liable to give variable results. It’s a light dram produced from tiny stills when industry wisdom maintains that small equals […]
