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In the next chapter of our #BrewingFacts series, let's tackle another prevalent myth surrounding beer consumption.   Enjoying a beer doesn't mean overindulgence. Beer consumption is about appreciating the craftmanship and quality of the Beer which the Brewer has nursed the Beer through & not quantity. For many, the experience serves as a relaxing environment for bonding and light-hearted conversations.   Remember, responsible drinking enhances the experience further, allowing you to savor the flavors and enjoy the craftsmanship behind each brew. Join us as we continue to shed light on common misconceptions about beer.   #MythVsFact #GoodTimes     This content is intended for individuals above legal drinking age only. Enjoy responsibly!

Size matters! 🥃 Did you know that the size and shape of a whisky cask can impact the flavour of your favourite dram? From rich and smoky to sweet and fruity, the cask plays a pivotal role in shaping the taste profile. 🌟 The cask is one of the most important aspects of creating whisky and the size of the cask plays a pivotal role in cask maturation. Whisky casks come in many different sizes. Here are just a few: • Puncheon (450-500 litres) • Butt (475-500 litres) • Machine Puncheon (500 litres) • Port Pipe (550-650 litres) • Drum (600-650 litres) Smaller casks have a shorter maturation period and larger casks have a longer maturation period. This is because of the whisky-to-wood ratio. #WhiskyCask #CaskMaturation #WhiskyExperts #WhiskyKnowledge Please speak to one of our whisky experts to find out more. https://ow.ly/tNYg50SeHM2

Our 7th release is from...(drumroll please)...Westward Whiskey What a cask! Limited to just 396 bottles, it's the perfect summertime whiskey - full of juicy passion fruit notes - and is available here: https://lnkd.in/gtsJYhWQ If you’ve not seen Westward Whiskey before, it’s one to add to your radar. Hailing from the American Northwest, an area rich with barley, Westward in Portland, Oregon, crafts an incredibly fruit-forward style of whiskey, and is at the forefront of the American Single Malt Whiskey movement. We always have a bottle of their Pinot Noir cask on our home bar, so picking our Heart Cut cask alongside Miles Munroe, Master Blender, was an absolute dream. As soon as we tasted this cask we knew it was the one. A quick one on American Single Malt Whiskey. In 2016, Westward helped create the American Single Malt Whiskey Commission to establish, promote, and protect the growing category and its legacy. These guidelines are currently waiting for government ratification - in the hope that they become written into law in the not-too-distant future. It's a very exciting and pivotal moment for the category - turning history on its head, craft distillers are setting the rules, and the bigger whiskey companies are following—not the other way around. ONE TO WATCH! Have you tried Westward before? If so, we'd love to know. Cheers! 🥃 #whisky #whiskey #americansinglemaltwhiskey

What Is Whisky Marrying?? In the context of making Scotch whisky, "marrying" refers to the process of blending different batches or barrels of whisky together before bottling. “Marrying is a process that we can use before bottling the final expression of whisky. It's really when you take different whiskies and mix them together. It's like blending. mix them together and then either put them back into other casks or put them into big vats for a period when we say they marry.” Scotch whisky (even single malt) is often made by blending whiskies from different casks or batches to achieve a desired flavour profile and consistency. Each cask or batch of whisky may have its own unique characteristics due to factors such as aging time, type of cask used, and the environment in which it was aged. Marrying involves carefully combining these different whiskies to create a balanced and harmonious final product. This process allows the flavours and aromas of the individual whiskies to integrate and meld together, resulting in a smooth and cohesive product that is ready for bottling and consumption. #marrying #whisky #blend

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Friday whisky knowledge 🥃🤔 Did you know that the size and shape of a whisky cask can impact the flavour of your favourite dram? From rich and smoky to sweet and fruity, the cask plays a pivotal role in shaping the taste profile. 🌟 The cask is one of the most important aspects of creating whisky and the size of the cask plays a pivotal role in cask maturation. Whisky casks come in many different sizes. • Quarter Cask (45-50 litres) • American Standard Barrel (190-200 litres) • Hogshead (225-250 litres) • Barrique (250-300 litres) • Puncheon (450-500 litres) • Butt (475-500 litres) • Machine Puncheon (500 litres) • Port Pipe (550-650 litres) • Drum (600-650 litres) Smaller casks have a shorter maturation period and larger casks have a longer maturation period. This is because of the whisky-to-wood ratio. Please speak to one of our whisky experts to find out more, and have a great weekend everyone! #WhiskyCask #CaskMaturation #WhiskyExperts #WhiskyKnowledge https://ow.ly/z4uC50Sru2s

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Answering a frequently asked question... 👇 Can you use the Firelight flask for wine, or the Parkside flask for whiskey? ➡️ Short answer: Yes. ➡️ Long answer: Our flasks' respective tumblers are designed differently to enhance the drinking experience, but functionally, the flasks are very similar. Just like you can enjoy whiskey in a wine glass or wine in a whiskey glass, you can use your flask for your drink of choice! Cheers! #highcampflasks #cheerstoadventure

#NEWBLOG - Explore whiskey’s dirty little secret in our latest post! Discover how separating the “heads” can impact your favorite spirits and learn how master distillers navigate this critical step to achieve the perfect balance of flavors. 👉 Read more: https://buff.ly/3Ny3SX5 Elevate your bourbon knowledge today! 🥃✨ #BourbonWomen #BourbonKnowledge #DistillationSecrets #NewBlogPost