Sentence examples for whiskey ages from inspiring English sources

As a result, the whiskey ages quickly, but also has some of the darker color and fruity, floral depth associated with older whiskeys.

"Like the way whiskey ages, the idea of time came into play," says Klein. "Marrying current time with passed time.

We call it the angel's share and, since the whiskey ages for years, it's 2% again and again.

Along the way, we learn that as whiskey ages, "about 2% evaporates into thin air every year... it's what we call 'the angles' share.'" Sometimes an angle is the ones who give a struggling lad a chance to change his life.

For the latest version of their annual "Master's Collection" series, distiller Chris Morris and the Woodford crew took 100% malted barley (no age statement, though I've heard that it's 9 years old -- young for a single malt, but whiskey ages faster in the more temperate climes of Kentucky) and aged it two ways.

Mac Malden, a smooth, light Scottish whiskey aged in Burgundy wine barrels, can be chased with local Elixkir IPA. 10.

Now more than 10,000 visitors a year witness the production of gin, white whiskey and - their flagship product - rye whiskey aged in charred Minnesota white oak barrels.

Introduced in April, Angel's Envy is a Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey aged for at least four years and then transferred into used port barrels for four to six months.

Billed as "a modern steakhouse", the restaurant takes an appealingly straightforward approach to organically sourced produce, and has its own brand of locally distilled whiskey, aged and barrelled on the premises.

The stillhouse is compact and well-appointed with plenty of barrels of delicious whiskey aging in white oak.

This bottle contains what would otherwise be considered bourbon, save for the fact that it utilizes whiskey aged in re-used barrels.