On paper, the whiskey-making process seems remarkably easy. You need to mash (corn, barley, wheat, or rye in most cases), ferment, distill, and age it. That’s it. Seems pretty simple, right? Well, ...
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From sherry to Tabasco: How far can whisky finishing actually go?
Tabasco barrels. Herring casks. Ex-rum wood. When does a cask finish stop being "maturation" and start being an additive? The ...
Dewar’s 21-year-old Stone Toasted Scotch whisky is the first to utilize a unique finishing process
Dewar’s has long prided itself on innovation and experimentation, and the whisky brand’s Double- Double series is a perfect example. Dewar’s first began double aging — the process of blending matured ...
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