Scythe & Sheaf Whiskies ~ single malt, ancient grains & winter rye ~ are double-distilled & doubly distinctive! 3 exquisite expressions of Washington whisky!
Cognac Show 📆 17-18 April 🔗 https://t.co/lTMJM31har
The biggest tasting of cognac anywhere in the world, and that includes in the region itself, Cognac Show is a rare chance to really taste across the different houses, styles and terroirs of Charentes.
For our 2026 Show, we are delighted to be joined by Chateau de Beaulon, Hardy, Hine, Frapin, Maxime Trijol, Leyrat & Reviseur, Delamain, Prunier, Vallein Tercinier and Pierre Lecat.
Maison Ferrand Cask Finished Cognac
Discover more about this fabulous spirit at Cognac Show 📆 17-18 April 🔗 https://t.co/lTMJM31har
Relatively common in the world of whisky, the idea of a second period of maturation in another seasoned cask can add another layer of flavour onto a whisky without overpowering the spirit.
In Cognac, Maison Ferrand are one of the pioneers. The Double Cask has been given some time in PX soaked casks which double down on the dried fruit and nuts of a developed brandy, without losing the essential elegance of a cognac.
“American single malt whiskey to be legally defined” via The Spirits Business @spiritsbusiness by Kate Malczewski @katemalczewski is found at
https://t.co/yPAcIFD0RR
What is American single malt? This young and fast-growing category is rich in innovation and new players, yet a lack of transparency could harm its reputation, say distillers. https://t.co/VyLVdVFKex
New release planned for Summer 2020! Our stone-fruit liqueur is called Apri•Cotta. Made largely from Puget Gold apricots, with heirloom peaches and heritage plums for complexity. The fruit infused very slowly into aged brandy, and the combination was rested in a single cask!
@katedingzy was very kind to omit the mention of the one thing that prevents Canadian whisky from competing on the world stage: it may contain up to 9.09% of a flavouring agent: https://t.co/RV4vUzi6gm via @WhiskyAdvocate
“Canadian whisky has rather laissez-faire regulations on distilling, which makes for a diverse category that appeals to a range of drinkers. Spirits can be based from corn, barley, wheat or rye, and distilled in either a pot or column still.”