Spirit Index
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Scotch Whiskey
HIGHLANDS
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SPEYSIDE
"Speyside, the undisputed center for whisky in Scotland, boasts the highest concentration of distilleries (more than half the distilleries in Scotland are located in Speyside). Although the Speyside region is geographically part of the Highlands, it is considered a separate region because of its unique characteristics. The region received its name from the river Spey, which cuts through the area. Many of the distilleries use water straight from the river Spey in their production process. Speyside scotch are thought to be the country's most complex, and is known for their sweetness and elegant flavors and aromas."
LOWLANDS
CAMPBELTOWN
ISLANDS
ISLAY
OTHER (bottlings)
Blended Whiskey
Irish Whiskey
American Whiskey
Japanese Whisky
BC & Canadian Whisky
BC DISTILLERIES
$14
CANADIAN DISTILLERIES
Other Whisk(e)Y
R(HUM)
Tequila & Mezcal
CONGAC & ARMAGNAC
CONGAC
Cognac is made from the Ugni Blanc grape only,
Cognac is produced 300 km further North than the area of Armagnac (Charente, Charente-Maritime, part of the Dordogne and Deux-Sèvres).
The Cognac region only produces wine for distillation.
The Cognac or “Charentais” alembic is a basic copper alembic c” (double heating): the alcohol is distilled twice and the brandy comes out with a higher alcohol content (72°)
VS: Aged 2 Years
VSOP: Aged 4 Years
XO: Aged 10 Years
XXO: Aged 14 Years
Napoleon: Aged for a minimum of 6 Years
Reserve: Aged for an average of 25 Years
COURVOISIER
VS
$11
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