Tantalizing whisky lovers, the true difference between single malt and blended Scotch reveals a rich tapestry of craftsmanship that challenges every preconceived notion.
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The Affinity is the Manhattan’s smokier, quieter cousin: Scotch whisky, sweet vermouth, and dry vermouth in roughly equal measure, stitched together with a few dashes of bitters and stirred until it goes silky. It dates from an era when a cocktail meant three bottles and some patience, and it has held up better than most
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The spirit that comes off a still is clear, hot, and a little rough around the edges. It tastes like raw grain and promise. Everything you actually love about whisky, the amber colour, the vanilla, the dried fruit, the long oaky finish, happens after distillation, inside a wooden barrel. Maturation is where a distillery’s raw
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The Rob Roy is sometimes called the Scotch Manhattan, and that comparison gets you most of the way there. Swap the rye for Scotch whisky, keep the sweet vermouth and bitters, and you have a drink that is stirred, boozy, and dry. This version pushes it further. A measure of peated Islay single malt sends
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