Spice King 8 y.o., 40%, Wemyss Malts
As soon as
you graduate from J.Walker, J.Daniels and soda drinks you certainly rise a
question if non-single malt whiskies are worth noticing by conscious whisky
drinkers.
You see single malts as pure classy drinks while blends appear as a combination of suspicious products.
In fact a single malt can be combined of a dozen suspicious spirits and vatted malts can have only three or four known ingredients. What matters are the skills of the tailor who combined the spirits. Or, at least, the tailor who made up the marketing for the naked product.
You see single malts as pure classy drinks while blends appear as a combination of suspicious products.
In fact a single malt can be combined of a dozen suspicious spirits and vatted malts can have only three or four known ingredients. What matters are the skills of the tailor who combined the spirits. Or, at least, the tailor who made up the marketing for the naked product.
Now we see an Emperor.
I had an
opportunity to put some clothing on this Emperor when it was served with specially
chosen food. It was quite enjoyable. In fact the King had higher abv status as
well. The alcohol dissolved smooth and sweet pudding on my tongue. I really had
fun with it.
