
SCOTCH SERIES 4 Phenols
Scotch Series 4: Phenols A wide range of phenolic compounds are found in whisky. Simple phenols such as phenol, isomeric cresols, xylenols, ethyl phenols, and
Scotch Series 4: Phenols A wide range of phenolic compounds are found in whisky. Simple phenols such as phenol, isomeric cresols, xylenols, ethyl phenols, and
Scotch Series 9: Esters Know your esters ~ Different esters lend different smells – ethyl acetate – nail polish. isoamyl acetate – bananas. ethyl butanoate
Scotch Series 8: Yeast Yeast, the overlooked Superpower: In the greed-ridden Thatcherite ’80s, a primary goal in whisky making became higher alcohol yields. Yeast was
Scotch Series 3: Yeast Yeasts are eukaryotic single-celled microorganisms classified as members of the fungus family. Yeast is inactive at low temp, at higher temp
Scotch Series 5: Peat The chemical composition of a peat bog depends on its geographical location. It’s all location, location, location! Peat from different bogs
Scotch Series 1: Books The best book about Whisky and Scotland. Neil Gunn…never been bettered. Some people think it is Aeneas MacDonald with his book
Colouring, Regulations… and what to take in your Scotch Where to start….. Colouring: This is part of the mindset that introduced round tomatoes and straight
Tasting Notes: Feis Ile 30 Years Anniversary Bottling Official Bottling from theFis le Committee 13 YO Marsala Cask Finish Bunnahabhain 46.3 % abv. (alcohol by
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