Scotch Whisky
Made primarily from malted barley and aged for at least three years in oak barrels. It includes subtypes like Single Malt, Blended, and Single Grain. Scotch is known for its smoky, earthy tones, especially from regions like Islay.
Made primarily from malted barley and aged for at least three years in oak barrels. It includes subtypes like Single Malt, Blended, and Single Grain. Scotch is known for its smoky, earthy tones, especially from regions like Islay.
Typically triple-distilled for smoothness and made from a mix of malted and unmalted barley. It’s lighter and more approachable, with brands like Jameson being globally recognized.
Includes Bourbon (made from at least 51% corn), Tennessee whiskey (a charcoal-filtered variant of bourbon), and Rye whiskey. These styles tend to be sweeter and more robust in flavor.
Inspired by Scotch whisky, Japanese whisky has gained a reputation for precision and elegance. It’s often smooth, subtly complex, and beautifully packaged.
Often lighter and smoother, typically made from a blend of grains and frequently includes a high proportion of corn.
Bourbon whiskey is a barrel-aged American whiskey made primarily from corn.