The Whiskey Wash
The Whiskey Wash was created to keep up with the surge of creativity and to monitor the growth of the emerging whiskey culture.
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thewhiskeywash.com | Phil Dwyer
Phil Dwyer is a whisky enthusiast, YouTuber, and manager of The Whisky Shop Manchester, UK. From the most awarded blending house in the world, here we have a twist on one of their very popular release.
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4 days ago |
thewhiskeywash.com | Phil Dwyer
Laphroaig has unveiled the third expression in its experimental Elements Series. Known for its unapologetically peated single malts, the distillery has long embraced tradition while occasionally venturing into the unknown. With Elements 3.0, however, innovation arrived unexpectedly—in the form of a kiln fire that altered the course of production.
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5 days ago |
thewhiskeywash.com | Phil Dwyer
It’s one of the most recognisable bottles on the shelf, sleek, slanted label, bold gold type, and that unmistakable name: Black Label. But have you ever wondered why it’s called that? Why not “12-Year-Old Deluxe” or “Walker’s Finest”? The answer, as it turns out, is rooted not just in colour, but in clever marketing, practical branding, and a bit of whisky history that dates back over a century.
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thewhiskeywash.com | Beth Squires
When it comes to whisky aged for four decades, it’s easy to assume the hardest part is waiting. But at The Glenlivet, the real challenge isn’t time—it’s timing. Releasing a 40 year old whisky isn’t just about hitting a number on a label. It’s about knowing precisely when a cask has reached its peak. And, as Kevin Balmforth, Cask Master at The Glenlivet, makes clear, that moment rarely announces itself with fanfare.
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thewhiskeywash.com | Beth Squires
Looking for the best bourbons of 2025? From bold craft releases to heritage classics, these award-winning bourbons have all earned top honours from respected global competitions. Whether you’re new to bourbon or a seasoned enthusiast, this list breaks down five standout bottles — including their tasting notes, production highlights, and who they’re perfect for. If you’re exploring what to try next, these whiskies are a great place to start.
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