What defines a whiskey?
Scotch whisky (also spelled whisky) is an amber-colored distilled spirit made from fermented grain that can be found in many bars and restaurants (most often rye, wheat, corn, or barley). The majority of whiskeys are aged in oak barrels before being bottled, and they must contain a minimum of 40% alcohol by volume to be considered legitimate (ABV).
You can find a variety of Whiskey at The Bottle Club.
TEACHERS WHISKY
A large part of its extraordinary success can be attributed to the fact that it provides a high-quality product at an unbelievably low price. No matter what type of Scotch is preferred by the drinker, Teachers Highland Cream is a fantastic drink. It is a perfect match for drinking straight up, but it also blends seamlessly into mixers such as seltzer or ginger ale.
Here’s a preview of Teachers whiskey by The Bottle Club:
Total price: £10.59
JIM BEAM BOURBON WHISKEY
Beam Suntory manufactures Jim Beam bourbon whiskey in Clermont, Kentucky, and markets it under the Jim Beam brand. Beam Suntory is the company that owns it. Sales of the bourbon brand exceed $1 billion per year, making it one of the most successful in the world of whiskey. The Beam family has been involved in whiskey production for the company that manufactures the Beam brand since 1795, and seven generations have worked in the industry (with a brief interruption during Prohibition).
Here’s a preview of Jim beam whiskey by The Bottle Club:
Total price: £7.49
Tullamore D.E.W. is the original triple blended Irish whiskey, and it is still produced today. As a result of the blend of all three styles of Irish whiskey, it has a unique balance of flavour that is unparalleled in the category. Grain whiskey adds sweetness, malt adds fruitiness, and pot-still whiskey infuses the blend with the distinctive Irish whiskey spice.
Here’s a preview of Tullamore dew whiskey by The Bottle Club:
