Whiskey/Whisky Flashcards
Canadian rye whisky min aging
3 years
Why is Irish whisky typically lighter in character than Scotch?
Higher proportion of unmalted barley
Name three historic Irish distilleries
Old Bushmills, Cooley, and New Midleton
Name three Irish whiskies, middle-high end
Jameson, Bushmills, Powers, Redbreast
Name a whisky producer on Orkney:
Highland Park
Name 3 highland scotch whiskies:
Glenmorangie, Dalmour, Oban
Balvenie, Aberlour, and The Macallan are all from which region of Scotland?
Speyside
What does Speyside get its name from?
The River Spey
Glenfarclas, Glenlivet, and Glenfiddich are all from which region?
Speyside
Name the three (only?) distilleries of Campbeltown:
Glen Scotia, Glengyle, and Springbank
Name three independent bottlers of Scotch whiskey:
Gordan & Macphail, Duncan Taylor, Samaroli
Glenkinchie and Auchentoshan are from what region?
Lowlands
What is the most important island for Scotch production? What distilleries are found there?
Islay; 8 distilleries - Laphroaig, Lagavulin, Kilchoman, Caol Ila, Bunnahabhain, Bruichladdich, Bowmore and Ardbeg
Name the Islands (other than Islay) with at least one distillery. Name a distillery for each.
Skye - Talisker, Jura - Jura, Mull - Tobermory (unpeated style), Arran - Isle of Arran Distillery (1994), and Orkney - Highland Park, Scapa, Deerness (gin).
Define Single Malt Scotch Whisky, as of 2009:
Malted barley, pot still, made at a single distillery