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To Drink or Not to Drink: A Beginner’s Guide to Whiskey

Japanese whiskeys are known for their smooth, delicate, and often honey-perfumed flavour. Hibiki is a premium blended Japanese whiskey thatu2019s in-demand worldwide today. <br><br>#JapaneseWhiskeys<br><br>https://winesnspirits.sg/collections/alcohol-delivery-japanese-whisky<br>

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To Drink or Not to Drink: A Beginner’s Guide to Whiskey

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  1. To Drink Not to Drink A beginner's guide to whiskey 01

  2. Platinum Wines & Spirits Pte Ltd BUY WHISKY SINGAPORE YAMAZAKI WHISKEY JAPANESE WHISKEY HIBIKI 02

  3. Different Types of Whiskey • Japanese Whiskey • Scotch Whiskey • Irish Whiskey • American Whiskey

  4. • JAPANESE WHISKEY Japanese whiskeys are known for their smooth, delicate, and often honey-perfumed flavour. Hibiki is a premium blended Japanese whiskey that’s in-demand worldwide today.

  5. • SCOTCH WHISKEY Scotch drinkers love this beverage’s potency, rich history, and tradition. It is made from malted barley that is aged for no less than three years in Scotland.

  6. • IRISH WHISKEY Light, fruity and way less peaty than a Scotch whiskey, this beverage is made by distilling three times in a copper pot. It’s available in single malt, grain, single grain, blended, or single pot still.

  7. • AMERICAN WHISKEY What separates most American whiskeys from their European counterpart is that they’re aged in new charred oak barrels and kept to under 80% ABV. They’re generally sweeter, less smokey and less peaty than Irish and Scotch whiskeys. https://winesnspirits.sg/collections/alcohol-delivery-japanese-whisky https://winesnspirits.sg/

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