FAQ
We ship our products in various ways, including ground, air, or sea. Our whiskey products are typically packaged in a sturdy box or crate to prevent damage during transit.
Yes. We provide tracking information for every whiskey shipment, which allows our customers to track the progress of their shipment online since it can provide peace of mind and help ensure that the whiskey arrives at its destination safely and on time.
If your whiskey shipment is damaged or lost during transit, contacting us as soon as possible is essential to report the issue. So we can offer a replacement or refund.
We offer both standard shipment (3 – 4 working days) and same-day delivery (24 hours)
Whiskey is a distilled spirit that is made from fermented grains such as barley, rye, wheat, or corn. It is typically aged in wooden barrels, giving it unique flavors and aromas.
The legal drinking age for whiskey (and other alcoholic beverages) varies by country and sometimes by region within a country. For example, the legal drinking age in the United States is 21 years old, while in other countries, it is 18 and 19 in the United Kingdom and Canada, respectively.
The laws around shipping whiskey (or any other alcoholic beverage) vary by location. In some cases, it may be legal to ship whiskey to another state or country, while in others, it may not be allowed. It is essential to check the laws and regulations in both the sending and receiving locations before attempting to ship whiskey.
There are several ways to enjoy whiskey, depending on your personal preference. Some people prefer to drink it neat (without any mixers or ice), while others prefer to add a splash of water or ice. Whiskey can also be used in cocktails or mixed drinks.
Several types of whiskey include bourbon, rye, scotch, Irish whiskey, and Canadian whiskey. Each type has its unique characteristics and flavor profile.
Bourbon is a whiskey made primarily from corn and must be aged in new, charred oak barrels. Other types of whiskey may use different grains and barrel aging techniques.
Once a bottle of whiskey has been opened, it can last several years if stored properly. However, the flavor profile may change over time, and it may lose some of its potency.
Single malt scotch is made from 100% malted barley and is produced at a single distillery. Blended scotch, on the other hand, combines single malt whiskies from different distilleries blended to create a unique flavor profile.
The rules around bringing whiskey (or any other liquids) on a plane vary by airline and country. In general, it is allowed to carry small amounts of alcohol in your checked baggage, but it may not be allowed in your carry-on luggage. It is essential to check your airline’s and destination’s rules and regulations before attempting to bring whiskey on a plane.
Several factors can indicate the quality of a whiskey, including its age, color, aroma, and taste. High-quality whiskeys are typically aged for more extended periods, which can give them a more complex flavor profile. They may also have a deeper, richer color and a more distinct aroma.