SCOTLAND
Scotch Whisky
IRELAND
Irish Whiskey
USA
Bourbon
USA - TENNESSEE
Tennessee Whiskey
USA & CANADA
Rye Whiskey
JAPAN
Japanese Whisky
CANADA
Canadian Whisky
Frequently asked questions
If you’re new to whiskey, start with smooth and easy-drinking options like Bourbon (Buffalo Trace, Maker’s Mark) or Irish whiskey (Jameson, Redbreast). These have mild flavors that are perfect for beginners.
Store whiskey in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Always keep the bottle upright to prevent cork deterioration and maintain the original whiskey flavor.
Whiskey comes in various types, including Scotch whisky (Single Malt, Blended Scotch), Bourbon whiskey, Rye whiskey, Irish whiskey, Japanese whisky, and Canadian whisky—each with unique characteristics.
vSome of the best whiskey brands include Macallan, Glenfiddich, Johnnie Walker, Jameson, Woodford Reserve, Pappy Van Winkle, Yamazaki, and Nikka Whisky.
To taste whiskey properly, pour a small amount into a Glencairn glass, swirl gently, take a deep sniff, sip slowly, and let it linger on your palate to explore the complex flavors.
The best glasses for whiskey tasting are Glencairn glasses, tulip-shaped glasses, and whiskey tumblers (rocks glasses), which enhance aroma and flavor.
It depends on personal preference. Neat whiskey preserves its full flavor, on the rocks (with ice) cools it down, and adding a few drops of water can open up its aromatic profile.
Single malt whiskey comes from a single distillery and is made from 100% malted barley, while blended whiskey is a mix of multiple whiskeys from different distilleries for a balanced flavor.
Popular whiskeys for cocktails are Bourbon (like Woodford Reserve and Bulleit Bourbon) for Old Fashioneds or Whiskey Sours. Rye whiskey (such as WhistlePig and Knob Creek Rye) is great for Manhattans.
Once opened, whiskey can last for 1 to 2 years if stored properly with the cap tightly sealed and away from direct sunlight.
Not necessarily. While aged whiskey often has more complex flavors, younger whiskeys can be just as good, offering fresh and vibrant notes. Quality depends on distillation, cask type, and maturation conditions.
Some of the best whiskey festivals are WhiskyFest, The Whisky Show, Kentucky Bourbon Festival, and Feis Ile (Islay Festival). At these events, you can taste premium whiskeys from top distilleries around the world.
