Hard Liqour | show & tell | All whiskey and rum parts| - ASMR

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[@Myownshrink]

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[@punishedburger9689]

"Single" - Every whisky used to blend this bottle was produced at a singular distillery
"Malt" - The mash bill used to create the whisky was comprised entirely of malted barley (as opposed to unmalted barley, rye, wheat, and/or corn)
"Pot" - Used primarily in Irish whiskey, this refers to when the whiskies in the blend have been distilled in a pot still, and are comprised of both malted AND unmalted barley in their mash bills.

[@viibes8159]

My best guess on the label where the no driving is, is no operating machine’s (jackhammer, forklifts, anything basically lol)

[@Myownshrink]

Hmmm guess so.

[@MeGustaPesoPluma]

Monkey Shoulder is my personal favorite

[@Myownshrink]

Have it for 5 years now, havent tried it yet. Got it as a suggestion after googling: best “good” whiskey to start with😅

[@SethTaylor-ol5rl]

Single malt means it was made from 1 type of malted barley vs multiple different types of malts. Similarly, single pot means distilled and bottled from a single still, rather than blended. Not sure either of those are necessarily indicative of the quality, but still interesting tidbits. I think most whiskey is probably blended because that assures a consistent product

[@Myownshrink]

Quality probably no, higher price yes :) to be honest I dont have nearly enough experience to say which is better.

[@flavcookie]

Price doesn't matter, if its good whiskey then it's good whiskey

[@Myownshrink]

Absolutely true! I learned that with cigars