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Cheers to Dad 🥃 This Father’s Day, mix up this simple yet timeless cocktail to toast the special dad in your life! Classic Old Fashioned Ingredients ·       1 teaspoon sugar ·       3 dashes Angostura bitters ·       1 teaspoon water ·       2 ounces bourbon (or rye whiskey, if preferred) ·       Garnish: orange twist Directions 1. Add the sugar and bitters into a mixing glass, then add the water, and stir until the sugar is nearly dissolved. 2. Fill the mixing glass with ice, add the bourbon, and stir until well-chilled. 3. Strain into a rocks glass over one large ice cube. 4. Express the oil of an orange twist over the glass, then drop into the glass to garnish.

To celebrate our June ‘Men’s’ issue, we are toasting to the special men in our life with this simple yet timeless cocktail! Classic Old Fashioned 🥃 Ingredients ·       1 teaspoon sugar ·       3 dashes Angostura bitters ·       1 teaspoon water ·       2 ounces bourbon (or rye whiskey, if preferred) ·       Garnish: orange twist Directions 1. Add the sugar and bitters into a mixing glass, then add the water, and stir until the sugar is nearly dissolved. 2. Fill the mixing glass with ice, add the bourbon, and stir until well-chilled. 3. Strain into a rocks glass over one large ice cube. 4. Express the oil of an orange twist over the glass, then drop into the glass to garnish.

Small Barrel, Big Flavor: The Growing Appeal Of Miniature Whiskey Barrels: Dive into the world of miniature whiskey barrels, where the aging process is fast-tracked, giving rise to robust flavors in a fraction of the time. Discover how these tiny titans of taste are revolutionizing whiskey enjoyment... The post Small Barrel, Big Flavor: The Growing Appeal Of Miniature Whiskey Barrels appeared first on White Dog Barrels.

📜 Today, we unveil a secret: why is whiskey smoked in the glass? You can never have too much smoke when it comes to a whiskey cocktail, especially with our Scotсh FLY! Want to add depth and intensity to the flavor? Then try the smoky ritual – a technique beloved by true connoisseurs. It enhances the hints of peat and oak barrels already present in our blend, turning each sip into a rich, refined pleasure. ❓ How do the pros do it? They smoke the whiskey right in the glass (there are many methods!), adding a few drops of orange bitters, a piece of ice, and a touch of orange zest. The combination of smoke and these ingredients creates a truly unique, sophisticated experience, heightening the flavor profile. 🥃 But for those who want to experience the pure essence of our whiskey, without any additions, the classic method remains unrivaled. It preserves every subtle note and highlights the strength of Scottish whiskey-making tradition. FLY – crafted in Scotland to honor ancient traditions and the spirit of true whiskey.

Whiskey and cigars—a timeless pairing for professionals who enjoy the finer things in life. 🥃💨 In this short video, we dive into the art of pairing aged Scotch, sweet bourbon, and bold rye whiskey with cigars of different profiles. Whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or just starting, this reel has something for everyone. Which pairing resonates with your palate? Let us know in the comments! #WhiskeyAndCigars #LuxuryLifestyle #ProfessionalRelaxation #CigarTips #WhiskeyLovers

What is new make spirit? 🥃 New make spirit is unaged whisky. It’s the clear liquid that comes off the still after distillation, before maturing in barrels. The casks provide most of whiskies colour. It’s very strong, typically above 70% ABV. Maturation and dilution bring whisky down to familiar bottling strengths. The term 'new make' is most commonly associated with Scotch whisky. In America, it’s called white dog, hooch, white lightning, or moonshine. Essentially, moonshine is unaged whiskey, though often more complex. The same goes for Irish poitín, which is quite similar to new make.

Today, let’s dive into the world of wine aromas 🍷🥃 Who wants to sip wine from a tumbler if it doesn’t let you savor those beautiful aromas. Sure, we’ve let this slide with coffee and tea, but that’s another story. 😉 Sitting by the ocean in Sweden, I thought how perfect it would be to enjoy a nice wine in a Dome Arome tumbler that lets the aromas come alive. Most wine tumblers have flat lids that trap the aromas inside. But imagine a tumbler that lets you fully breathe them in, not lock them away. Our utility patent aroma-lid makes sure all that aromatic goodness reaches your nose and feels intimate and pleasing against your face. What other wine-tumler can say that! Now, for the photo: It’s a prototype for disposable cups, so a little imagination helps 🤞, but it hints at a sensory experience where you don’t just sip, but truly savor. Feels like there ought to be room in the kitchen cabinet for a Dome Aroma tumbler—a companion you can take with you, whether you’re savoring a fine wine by the ocean or unwinding at home, fully enjoying every sip, wherever the moment takes you. Do you use a wine tumbler? What would make it better? #AromaLid #SensoryInnovation #WineAndSpirits #CocktailExperience #MindfulSipping

Is The Whiskey Aging Process Less Predictable In Small Batches ?: Exploring the unpredictability of small batch whiskey aging, where increased wood contact and the unique nature of each barrel create a complex flavor journey. Discover why size is crucial in the artisanal craft of whiskey making... The post Is The Whiskey Aging Process Less Predictable In Small Batches ? appeared first on White Dog Barrels.

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Curious About Venturing Into Aging Whiskey In Alternative Wood Barrels?: Venture into the world of whiskey aging with alternative woods and uncover a spectrum of unique flavors ... The post Curious About Venturing Into Aging Whiskey In Alternative Wood Barrels? appeared first on White Dog Barrels.