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Story behind The Antiquary Whisky Have you ever heard of The Antiquary? It is one of Scotland’s oldest brands, originally established in 1888, but until recently, it had fallen out of the spotlight. That is changing, thanks to Tomatin. Three new whiskies from this brand have been released. In 1996, Tomatin acquired the rights to […]
What Is Whisky Made Of? The Three Key Ingredients of Whisky Whisky is crafted from three essential ingredients: water, yeast, and a grain. Additionally, time and wood are crucial factors, though not traditional ingredients. Aging in wooden (often oak) casks is vital to transforming new make spirit into whisky. Read this article to learn exactly […]
Do you know all the whisky barrel sizes already? Single malt whisky is typically stored in warehouses, such as dunnage warehouses, for maturation. During this time, the new make spirit ages in oak vessels, commonly known as casks. The maturation process is so crucial to whisky production that it’s often mandated by law; for instance, […]
This is the latest exceptional 73-year-old Macallan from The Red Collection. Founded in 1824 in the heart of Speyside, Scotland, Macallan has built a legacy of producing exceptional single malt whiskies. The distillery’s commitment to quality and craftsmanship has made it one of the most revered names in the whisky industry. The Macallan Red Collection […]
Do You Know All the Differences Between Scotch and whiskey Bourbon? Both Scotch and Bourbon are types of whisky, but there are many differences between Scotch and Bourbon Whisky. Wannawhisky lists all the differences. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve heard something like, “I love bourbon, but Scotch is just too smoky for […]
The Angel’s Share and Chichibu Whisky Angels Favourite Release The term “angel’s share” is well-known among whisky enthusiasts. It refers to the small percentage of whisky that evaporates from its cask each year during the aging process. This natural evaporation makes the remaining whisky even more valuable, as less of it is available for bottling. […]
It's not a competition, but it is interesting to know: which country has the highest whisky consumption per capita?
Whisky fill level refers to how full the bottle is. Follow these four important guidelines to maintain the taste and quality of your whisky.
