A great idea from the folks at Wasmund's - a 2 litre new charred oak cask, two 70cl bottles of their single malt spirit and the challenge of maturing your own 'whisky'. It'll pick up flavour quickly in a barrel this small so it's perfect for experimentation.
if you own a licenced bar and have paid the duty on it (which is a given if you buy it from here) then yes you could sell it in a bar, but as TWE Admin says, this isnt scotch whisky, so can not be marketed as such.
- anonymous, 22nd January
It's an American Whiskey so the rules are different on ageing. It'd still be an interesting question to ask the local licensing authority...
- TWE Admin, 13th Nov '12
This sounds like a good kit to pick up for home and probably will at some point. But would it be legal to sell in a bar in Scotland? I assume it would at least need to wait 3 years just to be called whisky but unsure if it'd be legal to sell.
- anonymous, 12th Nov '12
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