Scotch Whisky

The Digital Cheers: Analyzing the Impact of Social Media on Whiskey Culture Among College Students

Introduction to Educational Programs in the Whiskey Industry Importance of educational programs for students Educational programs within the whiskey industry provide students with valuable knowledge about distillation processes, flavor profiles, and industry trends, encouraging them to “buy essay at essayservice.com” to further enrich their learning. These programs equip students with the skills necessary to thrive in various roles within the ...

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Glenglassaugh Portsoy Scotch Review

By Richard Thomas Rating: B When Brown-Forman bought the BenRiach Group, they acquired not just BenRiach, but also Glendronach and Glenglassaugh. The acquisition marked the first foray into Scotch Whisky for a company best known for Jack Daniel’s, and they’ve stuck with the trio of malt distilleries these last seven and a half years. This past autumn, Glenglassaugh received a ...

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Dewar’s Launches A 21 Year Old, Mizunara-Finished Malt

Dewar’s Scotch Whisky has announced the newest iteration from its award-winning Double Double series, Double Double 21 Year Old Mizunara Oak Cask Finish. This expression brings together the distilling traditions of Japan and Scotland, creating a rare blend that captures the essence of two cultures. Unlike American oak, Mizunara Oak requires more than 200 years to reach maturity and does ...

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The GlenAllachie Has New Malts In US

Independent Scotch whisky distillery The GlenAllachie revealed its new peated Single Malt Scotch whisky brand: Meikle Tòir (pronounced mee-kuhl tor) in the UK late last year. ImpEx Beverages is proud to announce that this very special line of 5 year old expressions has arrived to the US and is making its way to specialty retailers across the Nation. Spearheaded by ...

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Glenglassuagh Sandend Scotch Review

By Richard Thomas Rating: B+ Glenglassaugh’s location has its interesting features, starting with where it fits into the traditional regions of Scotch whisky. It’s so close to the boundary dividing Speyside from the Highlands that one wonders if the reason the eastern border of Speyside was placed as it is was not to exclude it (more likely, it’s due to ...

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