Meandering the world, one whisky at a time

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Beam Suntory, Inc. is an American multinational company that produces alcoholic beverages. It is a subsidiary of Suntory Holdings of Osaka, Japan, and the company’s headquarters are in Chicago, Illinois. It is the third largest producer of distilled beverages worldwide. The company’s principal brands include :

  • Jim Beam, Maker’s Mark, Booker’s, Knob Creek bourbon
  • Laphroaig, Bowmore, Ardmore, Auchentoshan, Teacher’s Highland Cream whisky
  •  Connemara and Kilbeggan Irish whiskey
  •  DYC whisky
  • Yamazaki, Hakushu, Hibiki,  Chita whisky

My Top 5 Whisky Food Pairings

My Top 5 Whisky Food Pairings
Today I look at my favourite whisky food pairings that I have tried over the last couple of years.  I capture my whisky tastings in a pretty notebook. I love the act of scribbling notes, pictures and drawing emotions on paper.

Top 5 Single Malt under R750

top 5 single malts 2016 edition-under-r750
Following my post last week on the ‘Top 5 Blends under R600’, I have worked hard to define my Top 5 Single Malt under R750. I have tasted a considerable variety of whiskies to sort the good from the bad, the cheap from the tasty.

Bowmore 12 year old Whisky

Review and tasting notes Bowmore 12 yo Enigma single malt whisky
This is a dram I have tried a few times with food, but never written about. The definition of Enigma is a thing that is mysterious, puzzling, or difficult to understand. Will this Bowmore 12 year old Enigma single malt Scotch whisky show its secrets?

Peaty whisky and blue cheese pairings

Blue Tower cheese whisky pairing header
Going past a well-stocked Woolworths is a treat, and last week I found a Fairview Blue Tower cheese. Pairing whisky and blue cheese is usually a match made in heaven, and I wanted to explore more of these pairing options.

DYC 8 year old Whisky

DYC 8 yo Blended Whisky Review header
I keep my eyes open for whisky from non-traditional whisky-producing countries. As delicious as whiskies from Scotland and Ireland are, it is even more exciting to find whisky from a non-traditional country like Spain or India. Like this DYC 8 year old blended whisky.

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