Kentucky, United States
Four Roses Bourbon
The entry bourbon from Four Roses, a Kentucky distillery known for combining several different recipes and yeasts.
- Fruity
- Sweet
- Spicy
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Under €20 the classic Scotch blend rules, with a few bourbons and Irish whiskeys and even Spanish whisky. They are light, easy whiskies, made for everyday drinking or for mixing, but there are clear differences in sweetness, oak and body between them. Check each one’s flavour profile to know what to expect before you buy.
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Kentucky, United States
The entry bourbon from Four Roses, a Kentucky distillery known for combining several different recipes and yeasts.
1 of 1 person likes itFew votes
See the whisky and review itScotland
Johnnie Walker’s entry blend, designed from the start for mixing. It combines malt and grain whiskies from different regions of Scotland and shows a smoky hint that sets it apart from other inexpensive blends.
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The best-known Spanish whisky, made by DYC at its historic Segovia distillery. It is a light, smooth blend, with notes of cereal, vanilla and fresh fruit, designed above all for mixed drinks.
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See the whisky and review itTennessee, United States
The most famous American whiskey and the benchmark of the Tennessee style. Before ageing it is filtered through maple charcoal, a process that softens the spirit, and it matures in new charred oak casks.
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The best-selling Irish whiskey and a benchmark of the island’s style: smooth, fruity and smoke-free.
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Ballantine’s best-known blend, very present in Spanish supermarkets and bars. It is made with dozens of malt and grain whiskies and aims for a friendly, sweet and balanced profile, with no rough edges.
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The entry blend from Bushmills, the historic Northern Irish distillery. It blends triple-distilled malt whiskey with grain whiskey and offers a light, sweet and fruity profile, without smoke.
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A light blend that is very popular in Spain, associated for decades with mixed drinks.
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See the whisky and review itKentucky, United States
One of the best-known bourbons and a regular presence in any bar. It is a simple, sweet Kentucky bourbon, with vanilla, caramel and oak, and a spicy touch.
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One of the best-selling Irish whiskeys. It is triple distilled and combines three styles: pot still, malt and grain, matured in bourbon and sherry casks.
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