blended whiskey

noun

|Updated on: 2 May 2018

Definition of blended whiskey

: whiskey blended from two or more straight whiskeys or from whiskey and neutral spirits

Recent Examples of blended whiskey from the Web

His traditional thought of a blended whiskey involved grain neutral spirits and caramel coloring.

— tony sachs, Esquire, "Kentucky Bourbon Is a Family Business. A New Generation Is Ready to Take Over.," 14 Mar. 2018
Yeah, blended whiskey in the States is a very nasty term.

— tony sachs, Esquire, "Kentucky Bourbon Is a Family Business. A New Generation Is Ready to Take Over.," 14 Mar. 2018
Their take on the Manhattan is made with blended whiskey and, in place of sweet vermouth, black-walnut-and-damson-plum cordial.

— samantha melamed, Philly.com, "Old City has a secret cocktail bar. It's in the back of the Art in the Age boutique," 14 Mar. 2018
Take Small Batch, a blended whiskey that’s the distillery’s flagship spirit.

— zak stambor, chicagotribune.com, "Teeling Irish whiskey aims to challenge norms with barrel flavors," 7 Mar. 2018
They are known for two varieties, a blended whiskey and a straight bourbon.

— craig hlavaty, Houston Chronicle, "Sipping on the spirit of Texas at Whiskey Ranch in Forth Worth," 24 Jan. 2018
Pour in 2 ½ oz bourbon (or rye or blended whiskey).

— Redbook, "4 Throwback Cocktails That Even Feel Glamorous," 18 Sep. 2014

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