How to Become a Scotch Whisky Expert [2021]? First of all, let me clarify that this article aims to encourage you to continue expanding your knowledge in the world of whisky regardless of your level of appreciation. It is also important to say that to become an expert in any field, requires time, dedication and…
Easter Whisky Tasting and Chocolate Pairing One of the best things about tasting whisky is indulging in the different layers and flavours that so marvellously develop in our drams. It’s a mindful yet voluptuous exercise of the senses, which ultimately becomes a delightful treat. Why not double the fun and enjoyment by pairing up your…
Women in Whisky on International Women’s Day In a world where gender inequalities are still present across countless aspects of our lives, it’s important to challenge and address these issues every day of the year and in every way we can. However, today’s date, March 8th, has a special significance in history and allows us…
Whisky Route 2: Speyside Stretching out from the shores of the Moray Firth to the mountains of the Cairngorms National Park, the malt whisky trail in Speyside is an almost compulsory destination for the whisky lover. Being the most densely distillery-populated region of Scotland (more than fifty are currently active) and home to some of…
A Whisky Tour Across the North Coast 500 [NC500] All around the world, a movement of whisky enthusiasts and whisky tours is growing rapidly, with more and more people embarking on a pilgrimage to the homeland of Scotch. The fact that a trip through Scotland is also a concoction of jaw-dropping landscapes, so beautiful and…
How maturation impacts Scotch whisky flavour? “The older, the better” – How many times have we come across this belief when talking about whisky in a shop, at a tasting or at home? In maturation, which is the process of leaving a spirit in a cask for a certain period of time (minimum three years…
5 World Whisky Categories you need to try (2020) Whisky is made out of three simple ingredients: water, yeast and cereals, which are then mashed, fermented, distilled and matured. However, history and developments across the industry have produced marked differences in styles across the main producing countries, where techniques and flavours reflect the local gastronomy,…
10 things to do in Glasgow [Whisky Related] It’s almost the time we were all waiting for, the time to finally go out and have a drink or 2 with our favourite people, enjoy a couple of sunny (and rainy) days in the park and visit those wonderful places that make us feel at home….
The 10 BEST virtual whisky tours you can do at home for free (2020) The following article highlights some of the best virtual whisky tours you can do at home for free during the lockdown. I have checked several tours available online and my conclusion is that these are the most interesting and informative virtual…
It’s almost World Whisky Day. Let’s learn how to taste whisky at home! The following guide has been designed to help you appreciate and taste whisky at home during the world whisky day this Saturday 16th of May. It does not matter if you have preferences for Scotch, Bourbon, Irish or Japanese. Our main goal…
