• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Vat
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A now disused term for the blending of malt whisky with that from other distilleries without the addition of grain whisky, or vice versa. The term 'blended' is now employed and a vatted malt whisky is now referred to as a Blended Malt whisky and a vatted grain is now a Blended Grain whisky.
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Also described as blending, this process involves the marriage of multiple different casks hand selected by head Distiller Adam Hannett for a specific whisky. Blending combines different ages, cask types and barley varieties to give a batch of whisky a broad spectrum of character and flavour. Our flagship unpeated whisky The Classic Laddie, for exa...
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The mixing together of identical whiskeys from a single distillery but from different casks in order to maintain continuity of character for a particular brand of whiskey
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The blending of malt or grain whiskies from different distilleries.
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The process of mixing or blending components in a vat. Regarding Scotch whisky, the term was formerly most often applied to 'vatted malts,' that is more than one malt vatted together prior to bottling. The term has now been dropped by the Scotch Whisky Association and most distillers in favour of the expression 'blended malt,' which is thought to b...
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This is the process of blending liquids together in a vat. Malt and grain whiskies are normally blended together in a large stainless steel vat to produce a blended whisky ready for bottling. Prior to bottling a single malt, distillers will also do a vatting of numerous casks to ensure consistency of the end product. And it is also common to do a v...
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