Scotchaddict.com Website Review

a journal chronicling my celebration of the spirit of scotland. i’m a relative novice when it comes to enjoying whisky. i very much enjoy the flavors but i don’t sit there savoring every last drop it’s like music. sometimes i like listening to the beat, sometimes i want to hear the words, and sometimes i just want to vibe with the for the longest time, people drank whisky from any old glas* because it meant whisky was getting into your body. there are debates over but personally i think there are a few that honestly are different and worth looking at. personally, i usually use one of two glas*es – a glencairn or the neat whisky glas*. i’ll explain why, plus a nod towards a new entrant to the market, and then i want to hear your opinion. besides a regular tumbler, which everyone knows about and needs no clarification, the tulip-bulb shaped glencairn is probably the most popular glas*. the glencairn was designed to be like the nosing glas*es used in distiller labs, when the professionals are nosing their work to check for quality and consistency. the shape is meant to intensify the nose on the whisky, which for novices can singe.