Scottish Whisky and Alcohol Manufactures Need to Collaborate With Governments to Shape Responsible Alcohol Policy

Scottish whisky, also known as scotch, is a light liquor that has a mellow taste and is made from grain. The malt flavor comes from the yeast strain that is used to ferment the sugar with the aid of an oxygenated spirit medium. It is produced in different color grades and is usually matured in oak casks. Many people use it in their cocktails and mixing Scotch with scotch can help you get that exact flavoring that you desire.

Scottish whisky is very popular throughout the world and many famous celebrities have a version of it in their collection. Some of the most popular flavors in Scottish whiskey include the Irish cream, the dark liqueur, the mourne or the fruitier flavors. Some of the best-known brands of Scottish whiskey Ardbeg 10 Year Old, Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve, Oban 14 Years, The Macallan Sherry Oak 12 Years, Laphroaig 10 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky, Arran Robert Burns Single Malt Scotch Whisky, and Ballantine's Finest Blended Scotch Whisky.

There are many other varieties, including the one-grain Scotch, which are made from just one grain of sherry, and the very popular black scotch. No matter which specific brand you choose, make sure to drink it slowly and fully, since young spirits will taper off quickly. If you want to experience all the flavors of Scottish whiskey, you should try all the varieties and enjoy!

The Scotch whisky production industry follows some strict laws when it comes to the blending of various ingredients. In order for Scotch to retain its unique flavor and aroma, it must undergo aging. This process can take many forms, from a traditional refill done by a still man, all the way to full-fledged special editions that can be found in specialty shops around the world. If you are looking for a nice tasting vintage Scotch, it might be a good idea to try some of the older vintages. There are some companies that age Scotch on oak chips and then bottle it as an "old scotch". There are even some companies who bottle older, aged scotch as "new" scotch whiskey, but this is something that you will rarely find.

Various governments in APAC are imposing regulations that have cast a shadow over makers of alcoholic beverages. In January 2020, Vietnam introduced "Decree 100," which increased fines and prison terms for drunken drivers to reduce car accidents. In such scenario manufacturers should collaborate with governments to shape responsible alcohol policy.