Black Label

There are several things to look for when buying black label. Blended whisky comes in a wide range of flavors and just because you like one type of blended whisky does not mean that you will necessarily like others. The longer a whisky is aged, the smoother it gets as a general rule, and if it is a blended whisky, it can also determine the flavor by whether the blending is done prior to aging or prior to bottling. Some whisky drinkers that are connoisseurs consider single malt whisky the purist whisky, while others prefer blended whisky for the enhanced flavoring which can include smoky, honey, fruity and spicy tastes, depending on the malted grains that are used.



The type of wood that is used in the aging cask can also determine flavor, especially for whiskies that have been aged longer. The distilling process is only the beginning of the process in making a fine whisky. Some of the blended whiskies have taken years to achieve the flavoring they desire and once discovered, consistency in the recipe is key to making a good blended whisky. Some flavors of malt whisky and grain whisky go together better than others, and most blending involves the use of caramel for coloring consistency.

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