How old is my whisky bottle/box and how little is it actually worth?
Q. My husband was recently given a bottle of Ambassador 25yr Scotch Whisky, 4/5 qt. size. We know it was imported between 1945 and 1950, thanks to tax stamps, but nothing beyond that, so a more exact date would be great if possible. I can send photos. The bottle itself is still sealed with a lead seal from Bloch Brothers (Distillers) Ltd. - the seal reads "Bloch's Whisky" - and the IRS distilled spirits import tax stamp (Series III, which dates it to 1945-) is still intact. There is also a Texas State Tax stamp on it that sold for 25.6 cents (dates it between 1945 and 1950). I know the whisky itself is worth little, because whisky doesn't age after it is bottled, but my question is: is the bottle itself worth anything? We also have the… [cont.]
Asked by Elise1mds - Sun Apr 1 23:16:44 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ambassador-25 year-old Blended and bottled by Bloch Brothers (Distillers) Ltd., Glasgow. Distilleries, Glen Scotia, Argyll, Scapa, Kirkwall. Imported by Quality Imports Inc. New York. Stopper cork, embossed lead capsule. Level: lower shoulder 1 bottle 120-140.NS One dollar US = l.5 UKL so around $100 I've seen them advertised on the whiskey merchant sites at around $75 or so.
Answered by Yarnlady_needsyarn - Sat Apr 7 03:48:42 2007
Q. My husband was recently given a bottle of Ambassador 25yr Scotch Whisky, 4/5 qt. size. We know it was imported between 1945 and 1950, thanks to tax stamps, but nothing beyond that, so a more exact date would be great if possible. I can send photos. The bottle itself is still sealed with a lead seal from Bloch Brothers (Distillers) Ltd. - the seal reads "Bloch's Whisky" - and the IRS distilled spirits import tax stamp (Series III, which dates it to 1945-) is still intact. There is also a Texas State Tax stamp on it that sold for 25.6 cents (dates it between 1945 and 1950). I know the whisky itself is worth little, because whisky doesn't age after it is bottled, but my question is: is the bottle itself worth anything? We also have the… [cont.]
Asked by Elise1mds - Sun Apr 1 23:16:44 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ambassador-25 year-old Blended and bottled by Bloch Brothers (Distillers) Ltd., Glasgow. Distilleries, Glen Scotia, Argyll, Scapa, Kirkwall. Imported by Quality Imports Inc. New York. Stopper cork, embossed lead capsule. Level: lower shoulder 1 bottle 120-140.NS One dollar US = l.5 UKL so around $100 I've seen them advertised on the whiskey merchant sites at around $75 or so.
Answered by Yarnlady_needsyarn - Sat Apr 7 03:48:42 2007
What malt whisky has won the most awards?
Q. Johnnie Walker Black Label is the most awarded scotch whisky in the world, but what is the scotch single malt with the most awards? Thanks fixguy - i agree that taste is individual (Im from scotland, so i know).. but i'm after these statistics for a specific piece of research im doing. I have done the google thing as you have kindly posted myself many times in the past - it threw up the same results as you have discovered, but nothing comprehensive.
Asked by Sherlock - Wed Aug 15 10:34:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anyone can win or create an award. I go for the self taste test. The best single malt Scotch I've had is GlenFidditch but I'm sure others are just as good. Here's a few links that might help:
Answered by Fixguy - Wed Aug 15 10:45:44 2007
Q. Johnnie Walker Black Label is the most awarded scotch whisky in the world, but what is the scotch single malt with the most awards? Thanks fixguy - i agree that taste is individual (Im from scotland, so i know).. but i'm after these statistics for a specific piece of research im doing. I have done the google thing as you have kindly posted myself many times in the past - it threw up the same results as you have discovered, but nothing comprehensive.
Asked by Sherlock - Wed Aug 15 10:34:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anyone can win or create an award. I go for the self taste test. The best single malt Scotch I've had is GlenFidditch but I'm sure others are just as good. Here's a few links that might help:
Answered by Fixguy - Wed Aug 15 10:45:44 2007
How to age whisky and for how long?
Q. I have a bottle of Seagram's VO Canadian whisky. I would like to know how long it can be aged for, and if there is a limit on aging. Or if it should be aged at all. Any information will be appreciated.
Asked by Rox - Tue Jan 9 01:03:58 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You cannot age whiskey in a bottle.
Answered by protos2222222 - Tue Jan 9 01:45:34 2007
Q. I have a bottle of Seagram's VO Canadian whisky. I would like to know how long it can be aged for, and if there is a limit on aging. Or if it should be aged at all. Any information will be appreciated.
Asked by Rox - Tue Jan 9 01:03:58 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You cannot age whiskey in a bottle.
Answered by protos2222222 - Tue Jan 9 01:45:34 2007
How can I make my own whisky?
Q. My friend and I have gotten interested in making our own whisky as a hobby. I was wondering if there are any good books, groups of hobbyist distillers and infromative sites around... Personal experiences are most welcome.
Asked by Reza - Thu Jul 5 20:38:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need a license if you are going to make more that a small amount. The ATF doesn't take kindly to moonshiners. AND... making a small amount of whiskey is not a good idea. To get the flavor associated with whiskey, it has to be aged in oak barrels. Unless you can find someone who will make tiny little oak barrels for you, you are better off just going to the liquor store.
Answered by bronte heights - Thu Jul 5 20:48:01 2007
Q. My friend and I have gotten interested in making our own whisky as a hobby. I was wondering if there are any good books, groups of hobbyist distillers and infromative sites around... Personal experiences are most welcome.
Asked by Reza - Thu Jul 5 20:38:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need a license if you are going to make more that a small amount. The ATF doesn't take kindly to moonshiners. AND... making a small amount of whiskey is not a good idea. To get the flavor associated with whiskey, it has to be aged in oak barrels. Unless you can find someone who will make tiny little oak barrels for you, you are better off just going to the liquor store.
Answered by bronte heights - Thu Jul 5 20:48:01 2007
What is the best Whisky on the market right now?
Q. I just started getting into whisky, I love the way it tastes, but I want to ask the true Whisky lovers out there, what is the brand and type that tastes the best? Which do you buy?
Asked by tracy82_99 - Thu Apr 19 23:45:43 2007 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out Makers Mark or Crown Royal. I prefer Makers Mark some of my friends prefer Crown Royal.
Answered by shadouse - Thu Apr 19 23:49:57 2007
Q. I just started getting into whisky, I love the way it tastes, but I want to ask the true Whisky lovers out there, what is the brand and type that tastes the best? Which do you buy?
Asked by tracy82_99 - Thu Apr 19 23:45:43 2007 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out Makers Mark or Crown Royal. I prefer Makers Mark some of my friends prefer Crown Royal.
Answered by shadouse - Thu Apr 19 23:49:57 2007
What are the best temperatures to drink whisky and scotch-whisky?
Q. I buyed a bottle of Jack Daniels whisky, and a bottle of Johnny Walker Red Label scotch-whisky and I wondered what are the temperatures they tastes the best, because I know that some alcohols are best drinked at room's temperature, or even warm (sake can be drinked either cold or warm).
Asked by shaggy3219 - Thu Nov 1 19:02:13 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Without wishing to sound rude, you sound like a novice in the Whiskey/Whisky stakes .. if you're drinking American Whiskey .. it's best sipped at room temperature .. hence the nickname 'sipping whiskey' .. you mentioned JW (which I personally find the worst in the world) try drinking it with ice and Coke or Pepsi, it goes a long way to disguising its disgusting oily taste . now for REAL whisky try a single malt, icy cold, no ice, no water just put the glass of nectar in the freezer for several hours and then crack through he surface ice (it's the water they use to dilute at the distillery) and drink the pure nectar of the gods that is underneath .. not sure where you live but look for a GOOD Single Malt,such as Longmorn, Glendronach, Caol… [cont.]
Answered by The old man - Thu Nov 1 20:26:53 2007
Q. I buyed a bottle of Jack Daniels whisky, and a bottle of Johnny Walker Red Label scotch-whisky and I wondered what are the temperatures they tastes the best, because I know that some alcohols are best drinked at room's temperature, or even warm (sake can be drinked either cold or warm).
Asked by shaggy3219 - Thu Nov 1 19:02:13 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Without wishing to sound rude, you sound like a novice in the Whiskey/Whisky stakes .. if you're drinking American Whiskey .. it's best sipped at room temperature .. hence the nickname 'sipping whiskey' .. you mentioned JW (which I personally find the worst in the world) try drinking it with ice and Coke or Pepsi, it goes a long way to disguising its disgusting oily taste . now for REAL whisky try a single malt, icy cold, no ice, no water just put the glass of nectar in the freezer for several hours and then crack through he surface ice (it's the water they use to dilute at the distillery) and drink the pure nectar of the gods that is underneath .. not sure where you live but look for a GOOD Single Malt,such as Longmorn, Glendronach, Caol… [cont.]
Answered by The old man - Thu Nov 1 20:26:53 2007
How do you make your whisky?
Q. do you drink whisky alone or mix it with other flavours? what do you mix it with? and how much alcohol does a cup of whisky has?
Asked by Sohrnaldo - Tue May 15 23:43:48 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't drink whiskey (but I do know how to SPELL it). My brother drinks Old Granddad straight, when he's had a bad week. As a former bartender, I've had orders for whiskey mixed with all kinds of things, including coke, sprite, orange juice, tomato juice, Bailey's, etc. Some odd people out there.
Answered by Turtle - Tue May 15 23:57:45 2007
Q. do you drink whisky alone or mix it with other flavours? what do you mix it with? and how much alcohol does a cup of whisky has?
Asked by Sohrnaldo - Tue May 15 23:43:48 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't drink whiskey (but I do know how to SPELL it). My brother drinks Old Granddad straight, when he's had a bad week. As a former bartender, I've had orders for whiskey mixed with all kinds of things, including coke, sprite, orange juice, tomato juice, Bailey's, etc. Some odd people out there.
Answered by Turtle - Tue May 15 23:57:45 2007
Can I substitute a non alcoholic beverage like orange juice for half a cup of bourbon whisky?
Q. I have whisky flavouring essence. The recipe is for Mississippi Mud cake.
Asked by girl from oz - Sat Dec 2 18:23:23 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are plenty of recipes for Mississippi Mud Cake made without liquor.
Answered by girlish_concubine - Sat Dec 2 18:47:13 2006
Q. I have whisky flavouring essence. The recipe is for Mississippi Mud cake.
Asked by girl from oz - Sat Dec 2 18:23:23 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are plenty of recipes for Mississippi Mud Cake made without liquor.
Answered by girlish_concubine - Sat Dec 2 18:47:13 2006
What influence do foreshots and feints have on the taste of single malt whisky?
Q. When distilling a single malt whisky, some of the foreshots or feints may get into the 'heart', the part of the whisky that is actually used. I want to know what flavour characteristics these will give to the finished single malt.
Asked by mafstew - Wed Mar 11 09:12:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Foreshots are the first fraction of the distillation process that comes off the still. The foreshots are not collected because they contain all the extremely volatile components which are toxic and sometimes poisonous. Then the second part of the process is the Heart of the run which is collected. Feints (aftershots) the third fraction of the distillation process are also removed from the run. Both the foreshots and feints are recycled back into the next run.
Answered by dst - Wed Mar 11 10:31:34 2009
Q. When distilling a single malt whisky, some of the foreshots or feints may get into the 'heart', the part of the whisky that is actually used. I want to know what flavour characteristics these will give to the finished single malt.
Asked by mafstew - Wed Mar 11 09:12:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Foreshots are the first fraction of the distillation process that comes off the still. The foreshots are not collected because they contain all the extremely volatile components which are toxic and sometimes poisonous. Then the second part of the process is the Heart of the run which is collected. Feints (aftershots) the third fraction of the distillation process are also removed from the run. Both the foreshots and feints are recycled back into the next run.
Answered by dst - Wed Mar 11 10:31:34 2009
What is the best book to buy as a whisky guide?
Q. I want to purchase a Whisky Guide book as a reference for when I'm out and about or in stores deciding on which Whisky to buy. Which is the best to buy? Who's a good authority on the subject? Cheers
Asked by pcparkhurst3354 - Sat Sep 20 08:25:17 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My favourite is "Whiskey: The Definitive World Guide" by Michael Jackson. Jackson has been writing about whiskey for years, and really knows his stuff.
Answered by Alex - Sat Sep 20 08:37:49 2008
Q. I want to purchase a Whisky Guide book as a reference for when I'm out and about or in stores deciding on which Whisky to buy. Which is the best to buy? Who's a good authority on the subject? Cheers
Asked by pcparkhurst3354 - Sat Sep 20 08:25:17 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My favourite is "Whiskey: The Definitive World Guide" by Michael Jackson. Jackson has been writing about whiskey for years, and really knows his stuff.
Answered by Alex - Sat Sep 20 08:37:49 2008
what is the difference between blended and premium Chivas whisky?
Q. i've got 2 bottles of Chivas Regal, one says Blended Scotch Whisky and the other Premium Scotch Whisky. what's the difference?
Asked by jade2a6 - Wed Feb 18 09:16:50 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Blended scotches are scotches that have been combined from different barrel years to achieve a particular consistent taste. Premium scotch in this case is one that is barrel aged and can stand on it's own without the process. Cutty Sark, Chivas, Cluny, McCallen, Johnny Walker Red are examples of blended scotches.
Answered by chefowen21 - Wed Feb 18 09:32:45 2009
Q. i've got 2 bottles of Chivas Regal, one says Blended Scotch Whisky and the other Premium Scotch Whisky. what's the difference?
Asked by jade2a6 - Wed Feb 18 09:16:50 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Blended scotches are scotches that have been combined from different barrel years to achieve a particular consistent taste. Premium scotch in this case is one that is barrel aged and can stand on it's own without the process. Cutty Sark, Chivas, Cluny, McCallen, Johnny Walker Red are examples of blended scotches.
Answered by chefowen21 - Wed Feb 18 09:32:45 2009
What is in Jack Daniel's Whisky in addition to the alcohol?
Q. OK, so pure alcohol is 200 proof or 100%. If Jack Daniel's Whisky is only 80 proof or 40% alcohol, what is in it besides the alcohol?
Asked by mrpentax - Thu Sep 17 20:43:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Water is the primary "other" ingredient, and, in most cases, they actually do distill it to a higher proof, then blend it and add water to bring the proof-age to exactly 80 or whatever it is. It is actually quite difficult to distill alcohol at exactly 80 proof. The quality of the water has a great deal to do with the quality of the booze which is one reason why quality booze comes from certain places. It is then aged in oak barrels, sometimes for 20 or more years. The oak adds some tannin content and flavor compounds like vanillin, but these only comprise .001% or something like that of the volume. After aging it is usually blended; this ensures a consistent product. Single barrel bourbons are just that, unblended. A little more care… [cont.]
Answered by Water Traveller - Fri Sep 18 00:04:06 2009
Q. OK, so pure alcohol is 200 proof or 100%. If Jack Daniel's Whisky is only 80 proof or 40% alcohol, what is in it besides the alcohol?
Asked by mrpentax - Thu Sep 17 20:43:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Water is the primary "other" ingredient, and, in most cases, they actually do distill it to a higher proof, then blend it and add water to bring the proof-age to exactly 80 or whatever it is. It is actually quite difficult to distill alcohol at exactly 80 proof. The quality of the water has a great deal to do with the quality of the booze which is one reason why quality booze comes from certain places. It is then aged in oak barrels, sometimes for 20 or more years. The oak adds some tannin content and flavor compounds like vanillin, but these only comprise .001% or something like that of the volume. After aging it is usually blended; this ensures a consistent product. Single barrel bourbons are just that, unblended. A little more care… [cont.]
Answered by Water Traveller - Fri Sep 18 00:04:06 2009
Any way to get security thing off whisky bottle?
Q. I've just had my shopping delivered (from Tesco) and the whisky bottle still has the plastic security tag over the cap. Is there any way of getting it off myself? I was going to just call Tesco and ask them to bring round another or otherwise sort it out, but I would prefer not to get the person who picked the order and forgot to take it off into trouble. Any suggestions? Cheers! That's what I thought - oh well will just call them. Thanks!
Asked by JB - Thu May 20 05:49:00 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the only way is by buying a machine. Otherwise its really hard!
Answered by J A - Thu May 20 05:50:52 2010
Q. I've just had my shopping delivered (from Tesco) and the whisky bottle still has the plastic security tag over the cap. Is there any way of getting it off myself? I was going to just call Tesco and ask them to bring round another or otherwise sort it out, but I would prefer not to get the person who picked the order and forgot to take it off into trouble. Any suggestions? Cheers! That's what I thought - oh well will just call them. Thanks!
Asked by JB - Thu May 20 05:49:00 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the only way is by buying a machine. Otherwise its really hard!
Answered by J A - Thu May 20 05:50:52 2010
inherited a lot of old whisky and port, some quite valuble. Do you know the best place or auction to sell?
Q. I would like to know the best place to sell my old whisky and port. Is there a specialist auction or sight to post it on or should i get in touch with a brewery.
Asked by Purdi - Thu Mar 27 11:31:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This stuff is quite expensive, even when new, so try and keep hold of it, especially if it's old. You may develop a taste for the stuff, and it would be a shame to have let it go. It keeps for years unless you drink it.
Answered by Modern Major General - Thu Mar 27 11:59:51 2008
Q. I would like to know the best place to sell my old whisky and port. Is there a specialist auction or sight to post it on or should i get in touch with a brewery.
Asked by Purdi - Thu Mar 27 11:31:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This stuff is quite expensive, even when new, so try and keep hold of it, especially if it's old. You may develop a taste for the stuff, and it would be a shame to have let it go. It keeps for years unless you drink it.
Answered by Modern Major General - Thu Mar 27 11:59:51 2008
Where can I get cask strength whisky?
Q. I'm a big fan of good old fashioned cask strength (non-chill filtered) whisky such as the Glenlivet 16 year old I picked up on a trip to Scotland. The problem is that it seems these cask strength editions are available only from the distilleries themselves. Is there anywhere else I can get myself another bottle without travelling all the way up to Speyside?
Asked by fshrc - Thu Jun 14 09:13:54 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Are you based in the UK? If so, your best bet is probably to contact the distillery direct. The Glenlivet cask strength edition, amongst others, is available at the distillery's website at Direct link to Glenlivet page: Or, next time you're up in Scotland just stock up!
Answered by barrm2 - Thu Jun 14 10:26:54 2007
Q. I'm a big fan of good old fashioned cask strength (non-chill filtered) whisky such as the Glenlivet 16 year old I picked up on a trip to Scotland. The problem is that it seems these cask strength editions are available only from the distilleries themselves. Is there anywhere else I can get myself another bottle without travelling all the way up to Speyside?
Asked by fshrc - Thu Jun 14 09:13:54 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Are you based in the UK? If so, your best bet is probably to contact the distillery direct. The Glenlivet cask strength edition, amongst others, is available at the distillery's website at Direct link to Glenlivet page: Or, next time you're up in Scotland just stock up!
Answered by barrm2 - Thu Jun 14 10:26:54 2007
Can you suggest a good tequila and malt whisky as a consumer?
Q. I would like a consumer's personal opinion on tequila and malt scotch whisky.
Asked by anlarm - Fri Jan 19 06:13:14 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cazadores Anejo is very smooth, but a little pricy, while Sauza Hornitos is a good drinking tequila for a reasonable price. For malt whisky, there is a cool site that rates them (hundreds of varieties): Enjoy!
Answered by michrfoster - Fri Jan 19 16:23:29 2007
Q. I would like a consumer's personal opinion on tequila and malt scotch whisky.
Asked by anlarm - Fri Jan 19 06:13:14 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cazadores Anejo is very smooth, but a little pricy, while Sauza Hornitos is a good drinking tequila for a reasonable price. For malt whisky, there is a cool site that rates them (hundreds of varieties): Enjoy!
Answered by michrfoster - Fri Jan 19 16:23:29 2007
What's the best glass do drink whisky from?
Q. not a big fan of the noseing glasses, (due to MY nose!) and also the normal whisky bar tumbelers Does anyone know what the big brandy glasses would be like. I know it shouldn't make a hoot of a difference in what you drink from but...
Asked by sp52uhh - Tue Feb 5 18:16:11 2008 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Preferably a glass with no hole on the bottom!
Answered by Jonnybags - Thu Feb 7 15:07:08 2008
Q. not a big fan of the noseing glasses, (due to MY nose!) and also the normal whisky bar tumbelers Does anyone know what the big brandy glasses would be like. I know it shouldn't make a hoot of a difference in what you drink from but...
Asked by sp52uhh - Tue Feb 5 18:16:11 2008 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Preferably a glass with no hole on the bottom!
Answered by Jonnybags - Thu Feb 7 15:07:08 2008
Can submersable fountain lights be used in whisky barrels?
Q. I have a whisky barrel fountain with a pump in it.Can I use the submersible mulricolored lights for ponds?Has anybody ever tried this in a whisky barrel and if so how does it look?
Asked by jffctr - Sun Mar 25 21:28:48 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You bet you can! We have some on display (I work in a Garden Retail Center) and they look really cool when we're closing the store at night and most lights are out.
Answered by Dave - Sun Mar 25 23:04:03 2007
Q. I have a whisky barrel fountain with a pump in it.Can I use the submersible mulricolored lights for ponds?Has anybody ever tried this in a whisky barrel and if so how does it look?
Asked by jffctr - Sun Mar 25 21:28:48 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You bet you can! We have some on display (I work in a Garden Retail Center) and they look really cool when we're closing the store at night and most lights are out.
Answered by Dave - Sun Mar 25 23:04:03 2007
What is the best online site to buy rare scotch whisky?
Q. I'm looking for feedback on the best online site to buy rare scotch whisky?
Asked by Shani - Thu May 28 12:06:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scotch R Us
Answered by HIGH PROFILE BEER - Thu May 28 12:28:12 2009
Q. I'm looking for feedback on the best online site to buy rare scotch whisky?
Asked by Shani - Thu May 28 12:06:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scotch R Us
Answered by HIGH PROFILE BEER - Thu May 28 12:28:12 2009
What's the best barrel for storing whisky-stainless steel or oak?
Q. I want a small barrel (2 litres) as a gift for storing Johnny Walker Black Label whisky. I've heard about American oak barrels but I wasn't sure if that was more suitable for ports and wines. If I use an oak barrel, is the whisky going to be noticeably flavoured by the oak, or is a stainless steel barrel a better option?
Asked by Selina - Fri Jan 23 07:39:47 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oak Is Always The Best Darl. Some Of The Best Single Malt Whisky's Are Aged In Oak Barrels So I'd Say It Could Only Improve The Taste Of Something Like Johnny Walkers!
Answered by Paul R - Fri Jan 23 07:57:17 2009
Q. I want a small barrel (2 litres) as a gift for storing Johnny Walker Black Label whisky. I've heard about American oak barrels but I wasn't sure if that was more suitable for ports and wines. If I use an oak barrel, is the whisky going to be noticeably flavoured by the oak, or is a stainless steel barrel a better option?
Asked by Selina - Fri Jan 23 07:39:47 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oak Is Always The Best Darl. Some Of The Best Single Malt Whisky's Are Aged In Oak Barrels So I'd Say It Could Only Improve The Taste Of Something Like Johnny Walkers!
Answered by Paul R - Fri Jan 23 07:57:17 2009
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