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- Kosher CertifiedThe following whiskies are certified Kosher and are suitable for consumption. The following information has been adapted from The London Beth Din Kashrut Division. Irish whiskey may by law contain wine and other ingredients and thus should not be consumed except where the product has a Hechsher or has been Rabbinically approved. However the following applies to Scotch Whisky: 1. No additives are permitted in Scotch Whisky with the exception of caramel colour which is kosher. 2.Ordinary Scotch Whisky whether Single Malt or Blended without any mention of the use of Sherry, Port or other wine casks on the label or marketing literature can confidently be consumed without any concerns relating to having been in contact with wine casks. 3. Whisky which has been matured in wine casks has been subject to detailed halachic consideration by major poskim (including ‘Minchas Yitzchak vol 2, 28 and Igros Moshe Yore Deah vol 1, 62 and 63) who did not forbid its consumption. 4. There is a new process however, known as wine cask finishes (also referred to as double or second maturation ) which is a secondary process that some claim is specifically designed to enhance the flavour of otherwise fully matured whiskey and impart…
- Strange Love Drinks
- Australian Whiskies
- Bakery Hill Australian Whisky DistilleryBakery Hill is a new malt whisky distillery in Victoria Australia situated in the Melbourne suburb of Bayswater. The distillery is rapidly developing a reputation as one of the finest single malt whisky distilleries in the world. Outstanding reviews have appeared in the Whisky Magazine, the Malt Whisky Year Book, Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible, Vogue Entertaining & Travel, The Bulletin and The Age (Epicure). Books which have reviewed the distillery include: Whisky, The definitive World Guide – by Michael Jackson 101 Whiskies to Try Before You Die – by Ian Buxton Great Whiskies – by Charles Maclean The Malt Whisky File – by John Lamond and Robin Tuck; and The Lore of Whisky – by Alice Parsons Jim Murray even awarded Bakery Hill Distillery the prestigious honour of “The Best Small Distillery of the Year.” 2005 Unique in the world of whisky, Bakery Hill handcraft their whiskies in Australia and produce a malt of outstanding character, consistancy and detail. Every distillation is a truly unique experience ensuring only the very best spirit is laid to rest in small oak casks in Bakery Hill’s own spirit store. The result of this process is that all the malts are…
- Black Gate Australian Distillery
- Dobsons Australian Whisky Distillery Dobsons Distillery is situated at Eastview Estate, Kentucky, in the sublime New England Highlands. Eastview is a winery, brewery and restaurant… but above all, it is a distillery. A delicious bubbling gurgling magical distillery, and the obsession of one distiller, Stephen Dobson. Dobsons is based in the sleepy village of Kentucky, nestled at over a kilometer above sea level, Kentucky is blessed with some of the purest recorded rainfall in Australia. With an EC reading approaching zero. Water of such purity is a rarity and they believe is one of the many things that contribute to their unique products. Terroir is a term rarely used in the case of spirits…but there is a definitely a sense of terroir in Dobsons spirits, just as a fine Hebridean whiskey will nestle away the iodine and sweet smells of the sea, so their spirit’s reflect their place of distillation and aging. Not afraid to experiment, Dobson’s have developed some unique techniques including micro-oxygenation of whiskeys, Steam filtration of vodka through amorphous volcanic glass, etc…all of which contribute to the vivid story that is Dobson’s
- Fleurieu Australian Whisky DistilleryFleurieu Distillery is situated in Goolwa, South Australia. In 2004 it was formerly known as The Steam Exchange, and rebadged to the Fleurieu Distillery last year. Head Distiller Gareth Andrews says Fleurieu Distillery is about 80km south of Adelaide and just feet from the River Murray on Goolwa Wharf, less than 3km from where Australia’s longest river meets the Southern Ocean. Andrews said, the “maritime” conditions at Goolwa are ideal for maturing whisky because of its fresh sea breezes, fluctuating temperature range and mild summers. All the whisky is matured in port barrels, the distillery’s first whisky release was unpeated, the second peated and the third “about half way in between”, “What we’re trying to do is have a family resemblance – a particular flavour that is the Fleurieu Distillery so rather than individually releasing barrels, we take several single malt whisky barrels of ours and blend them into a bigger batch,” Andrews said. A new 36-hectolitre still is expected to arrive early next year to allow production to be ramped up considerably. It still sells its own beer and gin at the cellar door but has outsourced its beer production to Lobethal Bierhaus in the Adelaide Hills so Gareth…
- Hellyers Road
- Lark
- Limeburners
- Nant Australian Whisky Distillery
- Overeem
- Starward New World Whisky
- Sullivans Cove
- Tasmanian Heartwood Whisky
- The Grove Experience
- Scottish Whiskies
- Scottish Whisky RegionsDiscover Scotland’s biggest export and what people would most associate with the country, let’s discovery ‘whisky’. It has been Scotland’s national drink for centuries and there is always more to discover about whisky due to the fact there are 6 regions and over 100 distilleries to visit, taste test and fall in love with. Scotland celebrates this complex drink nationwide whether it be at home, in a distillery or at a local bar, whisky is part of the heritage and the culture of Scotland. You can discover the 6 whisky regions of Scotland right here with indepth guides which you can download and keep or just by clicking on each individual distillery and reading some of the information we have captured which will be updated daily. By clicking on one of the regions below we can take you on a tour of some of the worlds most famous distilleries and give you a chance to purchase some of the finest single malt in the world posted straight to your front door.
- Scottish Independent Bottlers
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky A to B
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky C to F
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky G
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky H to L
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky M to R
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky S to Z
- Other Whiskies & Spirits
- Single Grain Whiskies
- Irish Whiskey
- Japanese Whisky
- Taiwanese Whisky
- Canadian Whisky
- French Whisky
- Indian Whisky
- American Whiskey
- New Zealand
- Italy
- Blended WhiskiesA blended whisky is the production of whisky using one or more whiskies from a different distillery. So if we have Glenlivet single malt and we mix it with another Glenlivet single malt it is still as single malt. However if we mixed that single malt with a Glenfiddich it is now blended whisky, simples. This allows whiskies of lesser age and personality to be used to blend flavours together and make a cheap alternative to single malt. There’s always talk of blended whisky not being nearly as good as its closest competitor the single mal, but we beg to differ here at The Whisky Company. When the weather warms and your looking for something a little more thirst quenching and cooler you should turn to some excellent blended whiskies. Some examples of blended whisky are Johnnie Walker, Chivas Regal, Bells, Jameson Irish Whisky, Canadian Club, Seagram’s Seven American Whiskey and let’s not forget some of those extra special Japanese brands including Hibiki. Some new blended whisky in the market now is the Pure Scot blend from Bladnoch Distillery and Hibiki Harmony from Suntory. These whiskies can be taken straight, on ice or mixed to make a refreshing contemporary drink…
- Liqueurs
- Rum
- GinIt’s time to get your groove on and explore the World of Gin’s at Nippy Sweetie Whiskies. This dedicated section The ‘G’in Spot will look at Gins from all over the world. From the wild rugged hills in Scotland’s West to the beautiful fresh green lands of Tasmania we will cover them all. There will be You Tube videos made to help you mix your Gins and create some exciting cocktails as well as inviting you to post your own videos and reviews and deliver your message to the world of Gin. The ‘G’in Spot is really an area for you, our customers to build your knowledge of Gin and have some fun. We’ll have weekly prizes and short stories from many distilleries around the globe and discuss how this tasty clear spirit brings us all together. There are dry gins, sipping gins, spiced gins, saffron infused gins and many more exiting ways to explore gin. So enter The ‘G’in Spot and explore the world of Gins with us. Originating in Holland in 1550, Gin was first made when a professor of medicine, Franciscus de la Boe attempted to concoct a cure for stomach complaints using the diuretic properties of…
- Beer
- Gifts & Accessories A great chance to browse on products to help enhance your whisky tasting experience. Our whisky accessories are essential for every beginner or connoisseur of whisky. These items are a great way to develop your palate and nose for whisky tasting, you will also be the envy of your friends. Choose from chocolate made to match whisky, flavour enhancing glassware, Christmas decorations and speciality items brought to you from Scotland. Purchase great brands like Denver & Liely Glassware, Glencairn Glassware, Brix Chocolate, Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible and traditionally made Scottish Hand Made Wooden Quaichs.
- Angels Share Glassware“The Angels’ Share Whisky Angel is a truly unique piece of hand blown glass. The “Angels’ Share” is a term for the share of whisky that is lost to evaporation during the ageing process whilst the whisky is in its cask or barrel. Way back when Distillers thought the Angels came and took their share of the heavenly liquid. These designs combine Scottish whisky making and hand crafted glass making to create truly unique and beautiful works of art.
- Aroma Academy
- Denver & LielyThe Denver & Liely Whisky Glass The Denver & Liely (D&L) Whisky Glass came about from an exploration into the diverse and often mysterious world of whisky. Wanting to improve on the drinking experience by exploring the deepest, darkest depths of their whisky collections the Denver & Liely Whisky Glass was born. So what makes this glass so unique? Traditionally the tumbler has been seen as the vessel of choice for the majority of whisky drinkers and the ‘whisky snifter’ relegated to the small group of true whisky tasters. D&L have now combined these worlds. “We’re without the frills. We simply design good products. Nothing more and nothing less” – Denver Cramer The hand-blown shape of the D&L Whisky Glass combines the benefits of taste and smell associated with a traditional whisky snifter with the versatility and style of a classic tumbler. The wide base maximises the surface area of a standard measure, funneling the aromas through the tapered body to the optimally sized opening. This reveals the whisky’s full character. The D&L whisky glass allows true exploration into the depths of your favorite drop. Neat / on-ice / cocktails – whisky the way you…
- Gift Vouchers
- Glencairn GlasswareThe Glencairn Whisky Glass is a revolutionary whisky glass that really lets you savor the taste and complexity of fine whisky. The glass is great to use for any of your ‘wee nippy sweeties’ whether it be Single Malt Whiskies, Irish Whiskies, or even single barrel bourbons. With the tapered mouth, you are able to really smell all of the nuances the whisky has to offer. Any malt advocate will love this glass! Champagne, Brandy, Wine… each has its own glass. Yet whisky, the worlds most complex spirit can be found served in anything from hiball tumblers to Paris goblets. It’s a bit like pouring your vintage champagne into a pint tumbler or your XO brandy into a shot glass! Whisky is a drink to be savoured. Time spent enjoying the flavours on the nose are equally important as those on the palate. Raymond Davidson decided it was about time someone designed a proper whisky glass… The perfect glass for whisky was created and left to mature for some twenty years at the bottom of a filing cabinet. After adequate maturation, his sons Paul and Scott decided to take his design to the people who know best……
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- Kosher CertifiedThe following whiskies are certified Kosher and are suitable for consumption. The following information has been adapted from The London Beth Din Kashrut Division. Irish whiskey may by law contain wine and other ingredients and thus should not be consumed except where the product has a Hechsher or has been Rabbinically approved. However the following applies to Scotch Whisky: 1. No additives are permitted in Scotch Whisky with the exception of caramel colour which is kosher. 2.Ordinary Scotch Whisky whether Single Malt or Blended without any mention of the use of Sherry, Port or other wine casks on the label or marketing literature can confidently be consumed without any concerns relating to having been in contact with wine casks. 3. Whisky which has been matured in wine casks has been subject to detailed halachic consideration by major poskim (including ‘Minchas Yitzchak vol 2, 28 and Igros Moshe Yore Deah vol 1, 62 and 63) who did not forbid its consumption. 4. There is a new process however, known as wine cask finishes (also referred to as double or second maturation ) which is a secondary process that some claim is specifically designed to enhance the flavour of otherwise fully matured whiskey and impart…
- Strange Love Drinks
- Australian Whiskies
- Bakery Hill Australian Whisky DistilleryBakery Hill is a new malt whisky distillery in Victoria Australia situated in the Melbourne suburb of Bayswater. The distillery is rapidly developing a reputation as one of the finest single malt whisky distilleries in the world. Outstanding reviews have appeared in the Whisky Magazine, the Malt Whisky Year Book, Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible, Vogue Entertaining & Travel, The Bulletin and The Age (Epicure). Books which have reviewed the distillery include: Whisky, The definitive World Guide – by Michael Jackson 101 Whiskies to Try Before You Die – by Ian Buxton Great Whiskies – by Charles Maclean The Malt Whisky File – by John Lamond and Robin Tuck; and The Lore of Whisky – by Alice Parsons Jim Murray even awarded Bakery Hill Distillery the prestigious honour of “The Best Small Distillery of the Year.” 2005 Unique in the world of whisky, Bakery Hill handcraft their whiskies in Australia and produce a malt of outstanding character, consistancy and detail. Every distillation is a truly unique experience ensuring only the very best spirit is laid to rest in small oak casks in Bakery Hill’s own spirit store. The result of this process is that all the malts are…
- Black Gate Australian Distillery
- Dobsons Australian Whisky Distillery Dobsons Distillery is situated at Eastview Estate, Kentucky, in the sublime New England Highlands. Eastview is a winery, brewery and restaurant… but above all, it is a distillery. A delicious bubbling gurgling magical distillery, and the obsession of one distiller, Stephen Dobson. Dobsons is based in the sleepy village of Kentucky, nestled at over a kilometer above sea level, Kentucky is blessed with some of the purest recorded rainfall in Australia. With an EC reading approaching zero. Water of such purity is a rarity and they believe is one of the many things that contribute to their unique products. Terroir is a term rarely used in the case of spirits…but there is a definitely a sense of terroir in Dobsons spirits, just as a fine Hebridean whiskey will nestle away the iodine and sweet smells of the sea, so their spirit’s reflect their place of distillation and aging. Not afraid to experiment, Dobson’s have developed some unique techniques including micro-oxygenation of whiskeys, Steam filtration of vodka through amorphous volcanic glass, etc…all of which contribute to the vivid story that is Dobson’s
- Fleurieu Australian Whisky DistilleryFleurieu Distillery is situated in Goolwa, South Australia. In 2004 it was formerly known as The Steam Exchange, and rebadged to the Fleurieu Distillery last year. Head Distiller Gareth Andrews says Fleurieu Distillery is about 80km south of Adelaide and just feet from the River Murray on Goolwa Wharf, less than 3km from where Australia’s longest river meets the Southern Ocean. Andrews said, the “maritime” conditions at Goolwa are ideal for maturing whisky because of its fresh sea breezes, fluctuating temperature range and mild summers. All the whisky is matured in port barrels, the distillery’s first whisky release was unpeated, the second peated and the third “about half way in between”, “What we’re trying to do is have a family resemblance – a particular flavour that is the Fleurieu Distillery so rather than individually releasing barrels, we take several single malt whisky barrels of ours and blend them into a bigger batch,” Andrews said. A new 36-hectolitre still is expected to arrive early next year to allow production to be ramped up considerably. It still sells its own beer and gin at the cellar door but has outsourced its beer production to Lobethal Bierhaus in the Adelaide Hills so Gareth…
- Hellyers Road
- Lark
- Limeburners
- Nant Australian Whisky Distillery
- Overeem
- Starward New World Whisky
- Sullivans Cove
- Tasmanian Heartwood Whisky
- The Grove Experience
- Scottish Whiskies
- Scottish Whisky RegionsDiscover Scotland’s biggest export and what people would most associate with the country, let’s discovery ‘whisky’. It has been Scotland’s national drink for centuries and there is always more to discover about whisky due to the fact there are 6 regions and over 100 distilleries to visit, taste test and fall in love with. Scotland celebrates this complex drink nationwide whether it be at home, in a distillery or at a local bar, whisky is part of the heritage and the culture of Scotland. You can discover the 6 whisky regions of Scotland right here with indepth guides which you can download and keep or just by clicking on each individual distillery and reading some of the information we have captured which will be updated daily. By clicking on one of the regions below we can take you on a tour of some of the worlds most famous distilleries and give you a chance to purchase some of the finest single malt in the world posted straight to your front door.
- Scottish Independent Bottlers
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky A to B
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky C to F
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky G
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky H to L
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky M to R
- Scottish Single Malt Whisky S to Z
- Other Whiskies & Spirits
- Single Grain Whiskies
- Irish Whiskey
- Japanese Whisky
- Taiwanese Whisky
- Canadian Whisky
- French Whisky
- Indian Whisky
- American Whiskey
- New Zealand
- Italy
- Blended WhiskiesA blended whisky is the production of whisky using one or more whiskies from a different distillery. So if we have Glenlivet single malt and we mix it with another Glenlivet single malt it is still as single malt. However if we mixed that single malt with a Glenfiddich it is now blended whisky, simples. This allows whiskies of lesser age and personality to be used to blend flavours together and make a cheap alternative to single malt. There’s always talk of blended whisky not being nearly as good as its closest competitor the single mal, but we beg to differ here at The Whisky Company. When the weather warms and your looking for something a little more thirst quenching and cooler you should turn to some excellent blended whiskies. Some examples of blended whisky are Johnnie Walker, Chivas Regal, Bells, Jameson Irish Whisky, Canadian Club, Seagram’s Seven American Whiskey and let’s not forget some of those extra special Japanese brands including Hibiki. Some new blended whisky in the market now is the Pure Scot blend from Bladnoch Distillery and Hibiki Harmony from Suntory. These whiskies can be taken straight, on ice or mixed to make a refreshing contemporary drink…
- Liqueurs
- Rum
- GinIt’s time to get your groove on and explore the World of Gin’s at Nippy Sweetie Whiskies. This dedicated section The ‘G’in Spot will look at Gins from all over the world. From the wild rugged hills in Scotland’s West to the beautiful fresh green lands of Tasmania we will cover them all. There will be You Tube videos made to help you mix your Gins and create some exciting cocktails as well as inviting you to post your own videos and reviews and deliver your message to the world of Gin. The ‘G’in Spot is really an area for you, our customers to build your knowledge of Gin and have some fun. We’ll have weekly prizes and short stories from many distilleries around the globe and discuss how this tasty clear spirit brings us all together. There are dry gins, sipping gins, spiced gins, saffron infused gins and many more exiting ways to explore gin. So enter The ‘G’in Spot and explore the world of Gins with us. Originating in Holland in 1550, Gin was first made when a professor of medicine, Franciscus de la Boe attempted to concoct a cure for stomach complaints using the diuretic properties of…
- Beer
- Gifts & Accessories A great chance to browse on products to help enhance your whisky tasting experience. Our whisky accessories are essential for every beginner or connoisseur of whisky. These items are a great way to develop your palate and nose for whisky tasting, you will also be the envy of your friends. Choose from chocolate made to match whisky, flavour enhancing glassware, Christmas decorations and speciality items brought to you from Scotland. Purchase great brands like Denver & Liely Glassware, Glencairn Glassware, Brix Chocolate, Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible and traditionally made Scottish Hand Made Wooden Quaichs.
- Angels Share Glassware“The Angels’ Share Whisky Angel is a truly unique piece of hand blown glass. The “Angels’ Share” is a term for the share of whisky that is lost to evaporation during the ageing process whilst the whisky is in its cask or barrel. Way back when Distillers thought the Angels came and took their share of the heavenly liquid. These designs combine Scottish whisky making and hand crafted glass making to create truly unique and beautiful works of art.
- Aroma Academy
- Denver & LielyThe Denver & Liely Whisky Glass The Denver & Liely (D&L) Whisky Glass came about from an exploration into the diverse and often mysterious world of whisky. Wanting to improve on the drinking experience by exploring the deepest, darkest depths of their whisky collections the Denver & Liely Whisky Glass was born. So what makes this glass so unique? Traditionally the tumbler has been seen as the vessel of choice for the majority of whisky drinkers and the ‘whisky snifter’ relegated to the small group of true whisky tasters. D&L have now combined these worlds. “We’re without the frills. We simply design good products. Nothing more and nothing less” – Denver Cramer The hand-blown shape of the D&L Whisky Glass combines the benefits of taste and smell associated with a traditional whisky snifter with the versatility and style of a classic tumbler. The wide base maximises the surface area of a standard measure, funneling the aromas through the tapered body to the optimally sized opening. This reveals the whisky’s full character. The D&L whisky glass allows true exploration into the depths of your favorite drop. Neat / on-ice / cocktails – whisky the way you…
- Gift Vouchers
- Glencairn GlasswareThe Glencairn Whisky Glass is a revolutionary whisky glass that really lets you savor the taste and complexity of fine whisky. The glass is great to use for any of your ‘wee nippy sweeties’ whether it be Single Malt Whiskies, Irish Whiskies, or even single barrel bourbons. With the tapered mouth, you are able to really smell all of the nuances the whisky has to offer. Any malt advocate will love this glass! Champagne, Brandy, Wine… each has its own glass. Yet whisky, the worlds most complex spirit can be found served in anything from hiball tumblers to Paris goblets. It’s a bit like pouring your vintage champagne into a pint tumbler or your XO brandy into a shot glass! Whisky is a drink to be savoured. Time spent enjoying the flavours on the nose are equally important as those on the palate. Raymond Davidson decided it was about time someone designed a proper whisky glass… The perfect glass for whisky was created and left to mature for some twenty years at the bottom of a filing cabinet. After adequate maturation, his sons Paul and Scott decided to take his design to the people who know best……
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