Other Countries
As we search after new distilleries and whiskies we visit the world and it's distilleries. We get the luxuory to get to know different whiskies.
Things we like, we bring back home and for our customers to get to know the whisky from different countries not really known for their whisky distillation, we organise tastings.
In this part of the website you can find whiskies from different countries. We try to pick the best whiskies and give our customers the chance to get to know their whiskies.
The first and only Whisky Distillery in Italy.
They produce whisky since 2012.
They named their whisky "Italian Malt Whisky"
We are talking about the "Puni Distillery"
France has more whisky distilleries but we chose just our personal favourites to sell at the Whisky Point.
Take a look or have a taste at the whisky point.
The Alsace region features several distilleries because there are a large number of fruit trees in eastern France.
Israel's first Whisky Distillery. Located in the first city of Israel. Tel Aviv is the heart of Israel's culinary and drinking scene.
They take great care to ensure that what they make is an honest product. They don't compromise nor take shortcuts. Honey and Milk uses high quality barley, custom made whisky stills and expertly selected casks.
Japanese whisky. Production in Japan started in 1870, with the first commercial production in 1924 upon the opening of the country's first distillery, Yamazaki.
They produce blended and single malt whiskies.
Indian Whisky. One of the largest producing whisky countries in the world. India also consumes a big part of their whisky. Distillates some people don't even call whisky.
Their top whisky distilleries are known all over the world and they don't produce on a giant scale like the other Indian distilleries.
Its not the Whisky that is distilled in Spain. There is a special touch to this Nomad story in Spain.
Their Whisky Distilled and matured in Scotland, finished in Jerez, Spain.
South African Distilleries, not an everyday dram
Due to the warm climate they have some bigger Angel's share losses.
Despite this, they produce some good whiskies.
For a Whiskey to call itself Bourbon, its mash must contain at least 51 per cent corn. The mash must be distilled at 160 proof (80%Vol) or less, distillate to be stored in charred new oak barrels at 125 proof or less without any additives.
Today there are many Bourbon distilleries in the USA.
Irish Whiskey is made on the island of Ireland. Once the most popular spirit in the world. Irish Whiskey is known for its triple distillation process and smooth whiskey.