Blind Whisky tastings are a great way to experience the flavours and complexities of different whiskies without any biases. Here’s a comprehensive checklist to help you host a successful blind Whisky tasting event:Choose the Whisky: Decide on the type of Whisky you want to taste (Scotch, Bourbon, Irish, etc.), and select a range of bottles that showcase different flavour profiles, regions, and ages. Make sure to keep the bottles covered and labelled with numbers to maintain the blind aspect of t …

Part of tasting any liquor involves choosing the right glass. Wine glasses, for instance, have wide midsections to allow drinkers to swirl drinks and generate aroma. Likewise, champagne flutes are tall, allowing bubbles to grow.The same is true of whisky. To get the best experience, you want to choose the right glass. However, this can vary greatly depending on the type of whisky you are drinking, and your purpose for drinking it. Here’s a summary of what good whisky blogs recommend: Rocks Glass …

All too often we let the fear of the unknown stop us. But pushing ourselves out of our comfort zones is actually good for us. Trying new things not only helps us to conquer those fears, but it also allows us to expand our minds and learn—both about said new thing, and about ourselves.Do you have a favourite whisky? Discovered one night and refused to give it up?Single malt whisky is a versatile drink and you should make it a journey to find your favourite. Open your palate, and you can discover …