Why Some Scotch Distillers Are Using Virgin Oak
While traditionally scotch has matured in used casks, more distillers are turning to new oak for its robust color and flavor.
While traditionally scotch has matured in used casks, more distillers are turning to new oak for its robust color and flavor.
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