Where Will the Next Great Single Malt Come From?
Scotland holds the crown but these countries and regions are producing great single malt whisky that’s worth keeping an eye on.
Scotland holds the crown but these countries and regions are producing great single malt whisky that’s worth keeping an eye on.
Inspired by scotch, global whisky producers are creating single malts that are unique representations of their climate and culture.
Silky and boozy, this cocktail combines blended whiskey with amaro, tiki spices syrup, milk stout, and an egg.
This cocktail is meant to give the feeling of a warm embrace, with Tennessee whiskey mixing with espresso syrup, heavy cream, and Coca-Cola.
Nutty amaretto combines with Firewater bitters for this cocktail that takes its name from a classic holiday image.
Get tropical with this cocktail which mixes bourbon with falernum, coconut milk, and a coconut water hibiscus shrub.
These cocktails use ingredients like coconut milk, stout beer, and heavy cream to deliver wonderful spice-driven wintery drinks.
Coffee flavors and whisky are oft interwoven in delightful ways, in things like Irish Coffee, whisky-flavored coffee beans, and coffee-flavored whiskey.
Go beyond the Blood and Sand with these cocktails that prove that whisky and orange juice make a great match.
Good things come in small packages: Try something new without a big outlay of cash.
Whether mild-mannered and slightly sweet or dense and hearty, bread can pair with most any type of whisky.
Already showcasing local grain in their whiskeys, distillers highlight other regional flavors through unique bitter liqueurs.