Curious about the key differences between Scotch and bourbon? While both are types of whiskey, they have distinct ingredients, aging processes, and flavor profiles. In this guide, we break down what sets them apart, from geographic origins to tasting notes and legal requirements. Whether you’re a whiskey enthusiast or just getting started, this blog will help you understand which one suits your taste best. Plus, check out our top Scotch and bourbon brands and get answers to 10 frequently asked questions about these iconic spirits!

Jameson Whiskey: A Timeless Classic Loved by Many Introduction: Jameson whiskey, often referred to as "Jameson" by its loyal enthusiasts, is a reno...

Jameson whiskey, a beloved Irish brand, offers a diverse range of expressions that cater to various tastes and preferences. From the timeless charm of Jameson Irish Whiskey to unique collaborations and innovative flavors, Jameson has expanded its portfolio to captivate a broader audience. Explore the distinct characteristics of Jameson Black Barrel, Jameson Caskmates Stout Edition, IPA Edition, Jameson Orange Whiskey, Jameson Cold Brew, and convenient canned options. Discover why Jameson whiskey has earned a special place in the hearts of whiskey enthusiasts worldwide, combining rich heritage with a commitment to quality and tradition.

If you are looking for new whiskey, this guide can help you explore your options and sources. Here are the best brands of whiskey in 2022, from Johnnie Walker to Jameson.

Whisky vs. whiskey - what's in a name? Are these two spellings nothing more than an 'I say toMAYto and you say toMAHto' situation, or does that extra 'e' have some kind of special significance?

It's clear that when navigating the whisky vs. whiskey debate, spelling is important, but taste matters more.Here is everything you need to know about these spirits.

And after all that, we're sure you'd welcome a glass, no matter how it’s spelled! To view the entire ShopSK range of whiskeys from all over the world, check out our full collection here.

The Whiskey Sour is of the older cocktail recipes. The cocktail recipe was originally seen in Jerry Thomas’ book, The Bartender’s Guide, in 1862. The history behind the conception of the drink; however, actually originates a century before that, when sailors and those looking for a new life in the new America’s would fix alcohol and their scurvy-fighting rations (think limes/lemons) as a more fun way to get their nutrients.  Once these sailors and immigrants would finally land (sometimes the trek being longer than a year) they would continue to drink their favorite way of getting their daily dose of vitamins.

As the popularity of whiskey rises more and more, so do the number of people who disrespect the drink by neglecting to learn how to drink it properly…so, as we always do, we took it upon ourselves to educate the masses.