£37.60
This whisky blending kit lets you master the craft of creating blended scotch whisky at home. It includes a variety of malt and grain whiskies with distinct flavour profiles and all necessary tools for a complete blending experience.
- Features five different flavour options: floral, fruity, creamy, smoky, and citrus.
- Comes with a bottle of 12-year-old blended scotch whisky to inspire your own creation.
- Includes essential blending tools: a pipette, beaker, and bottle for mixing and storing.
- Suitable for both beginners and experts interested in whisky blending.
- Online guidance available to help craft your signature blend based on personal taste.
- Promotes responsible drinking with safety recommendations included.
Create your unique blended whisky from the comfort of your home with this comprehensive kit.
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Description
xHave you got what it takes to be a blending genius? Learn the craft that goes into finding that perfect balance and master the art of blending with a whisky blending kit.
Each of the malt and grain whiskies that make up your blending experience have different characteristics and flavours, which combine to create an extraordinary blended scotch whisky. You have got floral, fruity, creamy, smoky and citrus to choose from, plus a bottle of a signature house blend, 12 Year Old, to inspire your creation. The pack contains everything you need to create your blend: a pipette to measure out each whisky, a beaker to mix them, and a bottle for your final blend.
Whether you're a whisky newbie or a total pro, visit where guidance is provided to guide you through the process of blending to craft a whisky based on your own taste. Now it's your turn to create your signature blend from the comfort of your own home.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week.
