SINGLE vs BLENDED WHISKEY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- Welcome to Craft Whiskey University where we teach the basics for whiskey beginners. In today's Craft Whiskey University episode, Jay Bradley will be talking about single malt, single pot, blended malt, blended and grain whiskey. Feel free to check Jay's favourite single malt and blended whiskeys in the first comment and let us know yours. Do not forget to subscribe to our channel for weekly whiskey content.
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Hey Jay here! Here is my favourite potstill; Green Spot Chateau Leoville Barton,
favourite single malt; Glendronach Allardice 18yo,
favourite blend; Writers Tears Florio Marsala Cask Finish.
What's yours?
Allardice is a great vatting. Single malt. Vatting. Single malt. Vatting.... ;)
Managed to pick up a Glendronach Allardice 18y a few weeks back. Have not tries it yet?
I'll be sticking to single malts then, cheers for the informative video!
I bet if i let you taste 10 different whisk(e)ys with 7 singles and 3 blends. You will never know what is what and possibly one of the blends will be your lifetime favorite.
There are great blends out there.
glenfiddich 12 is a nice bottle of gold watch, guv...
Great video which gives a crash course of what goes into your whiskey. But the best whiskey is the one you prefer. There’s no right or wrong here. Try as many as you please and I’ll bet you’ll have at least one of each of single malt, an Irish triple distilled, a blended scotch, and a bourbon in your top 20.
Thanks you, Ali.
Fab video, very informative as always. Currently loving the Lakes Whisky Makers No1 & No2 expressions ... fab drams. Their The One Port Cask finish blend is a fabulous easy drinking whisky. Some great blends out there but at heart a single malt fan.
That's what I have known. But, you've explained in detail about the percentage blend. Thanks and subscribed.
Very helpful thank you! Will be getting some single today over the blend!
You learn something new everyday. Great informative videos guys!!
much appreciated, stay tuned for more!
Well explained, thank you sir
Amazing knowledge Jay and what a sexy irish accent!!!! Love it....:)
I'm currently undergoing chemotherapy & it has really affected my taste buds (amongst other things🙄) - it has enabled me to experience whisky of all descriptions in a completely different way (& obviously purely for medicinal purposes 😏). I am currently enjoying an unchallenging bottle of Shackleton, which suits my palate at the moment 👍
I visited the Jameson 'distillery' in Dublin & was quite impressed by the knowledge of the young lad who took us around - one thing that stuck with me was his comment that he didn't really care what someone did with their whisky, as long as they bought it & kept doing so 👍 What are your views on the Penderyn whiskies? Regards P.
Hi Paul, Sorry to hear of your illness. This is Jay. My father had the same issue when he went through chemo last year and what it did to his tastebuds. I wish you a speedy recovery. I like Penderyn whiskies. I had a good conversation with them at the Whisky Show in London and learned a bit about their production. I really like that they recommend you to warm up their whisky in your hand before sampling it to release some more of the flavour profiles. Thanks for your comment 👍
@@jaybradley809 thanks for that - when this is over and done with I will be having an r'n'r visit to the Penderyn distillery - just up the road, so not too onerous👍 Loving the videos & getting some inspiration for some roadtrips 🤟
Hope you're doing well, mate
@@BritishGandalf still alive and kicking 👌😎
I've always loved single malts but never knew why, other than the taste, now I know. Thanks.
Amazing video, thank you very much, very informative, very well presented, good luck!
Glad it was helpful!
beautifully explained
Blended whisky is fine but I never drink it neat only as a mixer.
Single! :) jedne z najlepszych :)
Great video
Good intresting video
Jay which is your best single and blend?
Loved the video man! I’m mostly a blend drinker (those single malts are damn expensive!). But I’ve had some decent single malts…The Glenlivet 18 and The Macallan 12. But they taste weak and almost lacking in flavor vs a Johnnie Walker Black or Dewars 12. Maybe I need to try some smokier single malts.
Yes I can relate to this I’ve tried a few but always go back to Johnny walker.
Proper tweleve my best 🔥
Osobiście preferuję single whisky😀 Ale ze względu na cenę kupuje blended.😂
well done
Na zdrowie 🥃
i've never tried a single malt. because i'm poor. RIP
Very informative video. But, how can you tell how much grain it contains and how much malt in different blended whiskey brands?
Ayee proper 12!
How much grain whiskey is in Chivas 12yr or JW black label?
Redbreast12 for me;)
SOL AGREES 🙏
Review...Jura...will be waiting
Dobry filmik
Which blended whisky is made of different malt just ??
I can only handle Crown Royal type of flavors. Some whiskey has a lingering flavor/smell that triggers a hung over type of drunk. Where I don't know if I feel sick or drunk. Smell sensory overload😣
How can I know by looking at the bottle if it’s a full blended malt or a simpler blend of high alcohol with a small amount of malt?
They even make single malts in Canada too.
What i wanna know is which whiskey will give a more consistent profile?
I'm guessing the single malts?
Czy on jest może spokrewniony z Colinem Farellem?
So, that means blended whiskies like blue label that are expensive, just have higher proportion of single malts and lesser ethanol spirit. Or is it expensive because they use really expensive single malts for blend?
I love single malts, but numbers don't lie, around 90% of single malts made , go for blending ( in Scotland)
It’s like comparing an Original to a Remix
So blended malt is what Johnny Walker was claiming to do but actually was doing blended whisky which consist of high percentage ethanol and low % of malt!
Hi
Good information
Majority of the whiskey I have and drink are single malts, no colour and in chilled filtered
Have a few whiskeys that are blends.
Cheers.
Cheers
Not sure if this was mentioned and I missed it. I have read that single malt is basically from a single location - produced in one distillery etc. Blended whiskey can be made from blends with grains etc., clear enough. But what about making whisky blended from different single malts, but without grain?
That is a quality blend. The Irishman does this and says so on the label: A unique blend of 70% Single Malt & 30% Single Pot Still.
If it's from the same distillery (but different years for example), it's still a single malt. If you take different malts from different distilleries and blend them, its a blended malt. Single means from the same distillery, regardless if you're taking 3 year old and 7 year old and blending them. blend is when you either use different whiskies from the same distillery (like grain and pot still and malt), or malts from different distilleries
If its from Scotland a blend of malt and other grains will often be called 'Blended Scotch'. A mixture of different single malts only will normally be labelled as 'Blended Malt'.
Used to be a TW Samuels expert.
Or as the bootlegger and his cohorts call it.
T Dub.
Whisky moja żono
How do you recognise which blended whiskey has corn malt and which does not?
A lot of times they don't tell you. Stick to blended malts, pure malts and single malts and you'll be ok.
What do you mean when the alcohol 96% distilled? How do they bring it down to 40-50%? Do they mix water?
Exactly... It's mixed with water.
Are there any good products that are "blends" with actual variety of quality malts and not grain whiskey?
He mentioned two: Writers Tears and The Irishman (70% Single Malt & 30% Single Pot Still)
Some great ones.. Look out for"pure malt" from Japan. It's a blended style malt, all barley
so does Single Malt have Ethanol ?
So Pinch and Chivas are blends?
Yes
Forgetting the whiskey for a sec, what’s on your wrist? I can’t quite see, looks like an Omega bracelet off a Seamaster but also looks like a chronograph. What is it?
Breitling
Single malt vs blended malt
American petrol is only 10-12% EtOH “Ethanol“
Kto wie co robi Urban?
Kręci procenty?
blendowana zawsze gorzka ale równie dobra
Urban masz pracę marzenie! To jest nieetyczne...
I don’t drink blended on principle. Would you blend a top shelf spirit with Coke? No, of course not. So why would you blend your top shelf product with other spirits that may or may not be as good? It makes no sense to me. If you make a quality product, then it should stand on its own.
Z biedronki lepsze.
Its just marketing
You need to tell the basics not a story.
Take breath and talk slowly bro use full stops