blended whiskey
Noun: A type of whiskey produced by mixing two or more distinct whiskeys together, or by mixing a whiskey with neutral spirits. This process aims to create a consistent flavor profile and character.
"Blended whiskey" refers specifically to the final product created through the blending process. It is a standard category of whiskey. - He prefers the smooth taste of a blended whiskey over a single malt. - The bar offers several popular brands of blended whiskey.
- As a categorical term: The term is often used to distinguish this type from other categories like "straight whiskey," "single malt," or "bourbon."
- For the cocktail, a standard blended whiskey is perfectly suitable.
- Blended whisky: An alternative spelling, commonly used in Scotland, Canada, and other regions.
- Blend (noun): A shortened, informal form referring to a blended whiskey.
- I'll have a glass of your finest blend.
- Blender (noun): In a distilling context, a person or company that creates blends.
- Composite whiskey
- Mixed whiskey
The key defining aspect is the mixture. The components can include: 1. Multiple whiskeys of different types or from different distilleries. 2. A combination of whiskey and neutral spirits (often grain spirits), which typically results in a lighter-bodied and sometimes less expensive product. The specific legal definitions for "blended whiskey" vary by country.
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mixture of two or more whiskeys or of a whiskey and neutral spirits
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