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Whiskey Vs Brandy: The Differences Between These Two Distilled Spirits

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Photo by SJ via www.unsplash.com Flavor Profiles of Whiskey One of the defining aspects of whiskey is its diverse range of flavor profiles. From the warm caramel notes of bourbon to the robust smokiness of Islay Scotch, whiskey caters to a wide spectrum of palates. Simple & delicious! Yes, please!

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Your Guide to Non-Alcoholic Whiskeys

Dry Atlas

In recent years, there’s been a surge in the demand for non-alcoholic versions of classic spirits, and whiskey is no exception. But what exactly is non-alcoholic whiskey? This guide offers a glimpse into whiskey alternatives, a category that’s expanding and evolving. What is non-alcoholic whiskey?

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Everything You Need To Know About The Whiskey Sour

The Whiskey Wash

If you are following the IBA recipe for a Whiskey Sour, then bourbon would be the best choice. The alcoholic strength of said bourbon is, of course, up to you. Is The Whiskey Sour Vegan? If you are vegan and still wish to enjoy a Whiskey Sour, you can do so.

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Four Aperol Cocktails To Try This Easter

The Whiskey Wash

Its low in alcohol, high in charm, and made for warm days and good company. Loris Contro, Italian Icons Brand Ambassador at Campari Group UK, suggests the perfect serve: Enjoy your Aperol Spritz with its simple yet sophisticated 3,2,1 cocktail recipe of 75ml Prosecco, 50ml Aperol, and 25ml soda, garnished with an orange slice.

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Home Bar Essentials: 10 Must-Have Tools & Ingredients

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Setting the Stage: Why a Well-Equipped Home Bar Matters A home bar is more than just a place to store alcohol; it's a hub for creativity and entertainment. Bitters and Syrups: Aromatic bitters and simple syrups add layers of flavor and balance to your drinks. Bitters add complexity, while syrups add sweetness.