Best Whisky for Beginners 2026: 10 Bottles I Actually Tested (UK Buyer’s Guide)
Last Updated: September 1, 2026 | Author: Pasito Tola | 18+ Only | Drinkaware
When my friend James grabbed a bottle of Laphroaig 10 for his first-ever whisky experience, I watched him take one sip, grimace, and declare the entire category “undrinkable medicine.” Three months later, after I’d walked him through the right starter bottles, he’d bought his own Aberfeldy 12 and texted me photos of his expanding collection.
That’s the problem with whisky for beginners. One wrong first bottle can kill your enthusiasm forever. One right bottle opens an entire world.
I’m Pasito Tola, and I’ve spent over three years reviewing whisky for Best Whiskey Guide, testing 200+ bottles with a focus on UK availability and real value. But for this guide, I didn’t just rely on my own palate. Over three months (November 2025 to January 2026), I spent £680 buying bottles specifically to test with beginners. I recruited eight friends who’d never regularly drunk whisky before, ran blind tastings, tracked facial reactions, and followed up three weeks later to see who actually bought their own bottles.
Every whisky on this list passed the “convincing sceptics” test.
Editorial Policy: I purchased all bottles with my own money. No brands paid for placement. Affiliate links to UK retailers are marked and I earn a small commission on purchases at no extra cost to you. This doesn’t affect which bottles I recommend, all selections are based on independent testing and UK availability.
Table of Contents
Quick Verdict: My Top 3 for New Drinkers
| Best For | Bottle | Typical Price | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best Overall | Aberfeldy 12 | £42.95 | 8.8/10 approachability, 7/8 second pours |
| Best Budget | Monkey Shoulder | £29.95 | 100% second pour success (8/8 testers) |
| Best Smoke | Bowmore 12 | £42.50 | Gentle peat, didn’t overwhelm beginners |
Testing Methodology & Sample Disclaimer
Testing Period: November 2025 – January 2026 (3 months)
Bottles Purchased: 12 (10 made final cut, 2 failed testing)
Total Investment: £680
Testing Sessions: 18 evenings
Panel Size: 8 participants (ages 24–51, UK-based, not regular whisky drinkers)
Glassware: Glencairn glasses and standard tumblers
Conditions: Neat, with water, with ice, in highballs
What We Measured:
- Facial reactions (grimaces = harsh burn)
- Second pour requests (genuine approachability)
- Three-week follow-up (“Did you buy your own bottle?”)
Approachability Scoring (1-10 scale):
- Panel rated each whisky on first impression comfort
- Averaged across 8 testers
- Compared against second pour requests for validation
Sample Disclaimer: Eight testers, UK residents, ages 24–51. Not statistically representative, but real-world feedback from genuine beginners. Your experience may vary.
Results Summary:
| Bottle | Approachability | Second Pours | Follow-Ups |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buffalo Trace | 8.6/10 | 7/8 | 4 bottles |
| Aberfeldy 12 | 8.8/10 | 7/8 | 3 bottles |
| Monkey Shoulder | 8.4/10 | 8/8 | 2 bottles |
| Jameson Black Barrel | 8.2/10 | 7/8 | 2 bottles |
| Glenmorangie 10 | 8.1/10 | 6/8 | 1 bottle |
| Dalwhinnie 15 | 7.8/10 | 5/8 | 1 bottle |
| Aberlour 12 | 7.6/10 | 5/8 | 1 bottle |
| Glenfiddich 12 | 7.4/10 | 6/8 | 1 bottle |
| Highland Park 12 | 7.2/10 | 5/8 | 0 bottles |
| Bowmore 12 | 6.8/10 | 4/8 | 2 bottles |
How Prices Were Checked
Methodology: Reference prices below were checked at The Whisky Exchange on 1 September 2026. Amazon and supermarket prices can differ, so verify the live total before purchase.
Current reference source: The Whisky Exchange. Original purchase records and older comparison checks from Amazon UK and major supermarkets remain in the testing notes for transparency.
Important notes:
- Supermarket Clubcard/loyalty prices noted separately
- In-store prices may differ from online
- Promotions change weekly, so verify before purchase
- Marketplace sellers excluded from typical pricing (e.g., Tesco Marketplace often shows inflated prices; we use in-store/direct pricing)
The Beginner’s Survival Guide
Managing the Burn
Most beginners quit whisky because of ethanol burn, not flavour. Here’s what worked in testing:
The Breathing Method:
- Pour 25ml, take a 5ml sip (not a mouthful)
- Hold on tongue for 2-3 seconds, swallow
- Breathe out gently through your mouth
- Wait 10-15 seconds before sip two
7 out of 8 testers reported sip two feeling noticeably gentler.
Adding Water: 3-5 drops of room-temperature water can change perceived burn and aroma balance. Research suggests dilution affects how certain flavour compounds behave.[^1] Sarah, a wine-only drinker, went from “paint thinner” to “oh, there’s fruit” after three drops in Glenfiddich 12.
The Ice Option: One large cube in 30ml dulls some flavour but helps beginners adjust. Tom (beer-only drinker) finished an entire Glenmorangie 10 on ice without complaint.
Glassware
Best: Glencairn glass (£15.90/two, Amazon UK), concentrates aromas without overwhelming
Fine: Small wine glass
Workable: Small tumbler
Avoid: Pint glasses (too much ethanol vapour)
Same whisky, different glass = completely different experience in testing.
Decision Tree
Sweet vanilla/caramel: Buffalo Trace, Aberfeldy 12, Glenmorangie 10
Ultra-smooth: Monkey Shoulder, Jameson Black Barrel
Gentle smoke: Bowmore 12, Highland Park 12
Rich fruitcake: Aberlour 12, Glenfiddich 12
Budget (under £30): Monkey Shoulder, Buffalo Trace
The 10 Best Whiskies for Beginners
1. Aberfeldy 12 Year Old: £42.95 reference price
- One 700 ml bottle of Aberfeldy 12 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- Premium whisky matured in four different oak cask types (1st fill Sherry, 1st fill Bourbon, rechar and refill) for a min…
- Single Malt whisky with notes of signature heather honey, freshly sliced apple, vanilla and zesty orange
Bought: Amazon UK (On line ): £32 (Dec 2025)
ABV: 40% | Region: Highland
Rating: 8.5/10 | ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quick Take:
- Best for: Sweet wine lovers, nervous first-timers
- Avoid if: You want smoke/peat
- Serve: Neat or 2-3 drops water
- Alternative: Glenmorangie 10 (lighter)
Tasting Notes:
Appearance: Pale gold.
Nose: Warm honey on toast, golden syrup, heather. Green apple, vanilla cream after five minutes.
Palate: Silky, light-medium weight. Honeycomb, baked pear, vanilla. Third sip: shortbread biscuits.
Finish: Medium. Honey, light oak, warm malt. Clean.
Panel: 8.8/10 | 7/8 second pours | 3 follow-up buys
“Tastes like dessert,” “actually nice,” “I could drink this”
Current reference price: £42.95 at The Whisky Exchange, checked 1 September 2026. Delivery extra. The Amazon link above remains an affiliate option; compare the live total.
Marketplace outlier (ignored): Tesco online shows £51 via Marketplace seller, so check in-store for better pricing
Food pairing: Lancashire cheese (Waitrose), creamy salt lifted honey notes
2. Monkey Shoulder: £29.95 reference price
- A UNIQUE BLEND OF SINGLE MALTS: A deeper, smokier side of Monkey Shoulder. This unique blend is created from a blend of the f…
- SWEET AND PEAT: Smokey Monkey whisky offers subtle oaky smokiness on the nose and an iconic taste that combines dry peaty not…
- CREATED BY BARTENDERS, FOR BARTENDERS: Long or Short? Sweet or Smokey? Whether it’s a Smokey Old Fashioned or Smokey Ginger M…
- SMALL BATCH PRODUCED: A twist on our original blend, Smokey Monkey is a marriage of Scotland’s finest malt whiskies. The whis…
- MULTI-AWARD WINNING: For the past 5 years, Monkey Shoulder has been voted as a Top Trending Scotch Whisky in Drinks Internati…
Bought: Asda Coventry – £27 (Nov 2025)
ABV: 40% | Type: Speyside blended malt
Rating: 7.8/10 | ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quick Take:
- Best for: Total beginners, budget-conscious
- Avoid if: You want complexity
- Serve: Neat, ice, or highball
- Alternative: Famous Grouse (cheaper, thinner)
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Vanilla ice cream, orange peel, malted biscuits.
Palate: Smooth, creamy. Vanilla custard, toffee, cinnamon. Mild intensity.
Finish: Short, sweet. Toffee, warm spice.
Panel: 8.4/10 | 8/8 second pours (100% success) | 2 buys
“Smooth,” “easy,” “doesn’t burn”
Note on recipe: A Speyside blended malt originally built around William Grant malts; exact current recipe isn’t publicly disclosed.
Current reference price: £29.95 at The Whisky Exchange, checked 1 September 2026. Compare the live Amazon and supermarket totals.
Food pairing: Salted caramel chocolate, where salt enhanced vanilla
3. Buffalo Trace Bourbon: £23.50 reference price
- TASTING NOTES: Enjoy the complex aroma of vanilla, mint and molasses, and the pleasantly sweet taste with notes of brown…
- SUPERIOR WHISKEY: Made using corn, selected rye, and superior malted barley; every barrel is hand-selected by our master…
- AWARD-WINNING BOURBON WHISKEY: Within the past decade, Buffalo Trace bourbon has won more awards than any other distille…
Bought: Waitrose – £26 (Dec 2025)
ABV: 40% (UK) | Type: Kentucky Bourbon
Rating: 8.3/10 | ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quick Take:
- Best for: Sweet lovers, bourbon-curious
- Avoid if: You hate sweet drinks
- Serve: Neat, ice, Old Fashioned
- Alternative: Maker’s Mark (sweeter)
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Vanilla extract, caramel, toffee, cherry.
Palate: Rich, coating. Vanilla, caramel, brown sugar, cherry, oak spice. Prominent corn sweetness.
Finish: Long, warming. Vanilla, oak, gentle spice.
Panel: 8.6/10 (HIGHEST) | 7/8 second pours | 4 buys (MOST)
“This is delicious,” “sweet and smooth,” “I’d drink regularly”
Current reference price: £23.50 at The Whisky Exchange, checked 1 September 2026. This remains strong value below £25.
Food pairing: Aged cheddar (better than pecan pie)
4. Glenmorangie 10: tested bottle, current release is 12 Year Old
- Founded in 1843 in the Royal Burgh of Tain, in the far north of Scotland, Glenmorangie is Scotland’s Favourite Single Malt Scotch …
- ON THE EYES: Bright pale gold
- ON THE NOSE: Scents of citrus and ripening peach are softened by notes of vanilla and crème brûlée.
- ON THE PALATE: Vanilla is detected on the tongue before it ripples along the palate bringing a burst of flowery fruitiness
- PERFECT SERVE: Enjoy neat, with a little water or 2-3 large rocks of ice
Bought: Amazon UK: £37.94 (Dec 2025)
ABV: 40% | Region: Highland
Rating: 8.0/10 | ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quick Take:
- Best for: White wine drinkers, elegance seekers
- Avoid if: You want weight/richness
- Serve: Neat or one ice cube
- Alternative: Glenfiddich 12
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Orange zest, vanilla, almond. Orange blossom after breathing.
Palate: Lean, crisp, refreshing. Vanilla cream, citrus, toffee, peach.
Finish: Medium. Vanilla, citrus, light oak.
Panel: 8.1/10 | 6/8 second pours | 1 buy
Current-market note: The panel tested the former Glenmorangie 10 release. The current Original is a 12 Year Old and was listed at £39.95 at The Whisky Exchange on 1 September 2026. The tasting score here applies only to the tested 10 Year Old and has not been transferred to the 12.
Food pairing: Smoked salmon, where citrus cut oiliness
5. Jameson Black Barrel: £38.95 reference price
- ABOUT JAMESON BLACK BARREL (70CL): Jameson Black Barrel is a triple distilled blend of small batch grain and single pot …
- MATURATION PROCESS – Jameson Black Barrel is aged for up to 16 years in double charred “black” barrels, making it a full…
- TASTING NOTES – Jameson Black Barrel Irish Whiskey has nutty notes in abundance alongside the smooth sweetness of spice …
Bought: Asda – £29 (Jan 2026)
ABV: 40% | Type: Irish Blended
Rating: 8.0/10 | ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quick Take:
- Best for: Burn-shy beginners
- Avoid if: You want complexity
- Serve: Neat, ice, Irish coffee
- Alternative: Jameson Caskmates
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Butterscotch, vanilla, toasted oak, tropical fruit.
Palate: Creamy, silky. Butterscotch, vanilla, toffee, charred oak. Gentle spice.
Finish: Medium. Butterscotch, vanilla, light spice.
Panel: 8.2/10 | 7/8 second pours | 2 buys
“Incredibly smooth,” “sweet,” “easy”
Current reference price: £38.95 at The Whisky Exchange, checked 1 September 2026. Supermarket promotions may be lower.
Food pairing: Toffee popcorn for sweet and salty harmony
6. Aberlour 12: £43.75 reference price
- The 12 year-old is a fine example of how the distinctively crisp, citrus character of Aberlour’s new make distillate is …
- Traditional oak and seasoned Sherry butts are both used to great effect and the spirits within are combined to deliver a…
- Nose: Very soft and rounded with fruity notes of red apples
Bought: Amazon UK: £40.54 (Nov 2025)
ABV: 40% | Region: Speyside
Rating: 8.0/10 | ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quick Take:
- Best for: Port drinkers, fruitcake fans
- Avoid if: You dislike rich sweetness
- Serve: Neat or 2-3 drops water
- Alternative: Glendronach 12
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Christmas cake, raisins, dark chocolate, orange peel.
Palate: Rich, chewy, syrupy. Dried fruits, toffee, dark sugar. Cinnamon, nutmeg, chocolate.
Finish: Long, fruity. Spice, chocolate, gentle oak.
Panel: 7.6/10 | 5/8 second pours | 1 buy
Split: “Love richness” vs “too heavy”
Current reference price: £43.75 at The Whisky Exchange, checked 1 September 2026.
Food pairing: Stilton, creaminess balanced richness
7. Glenfiddich 12: £42.25 reference price
- THE WORLD’S MOST AWARDED SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISHY: Our Original Twelve is the flagship of our collection and the best-s…
- MATURED IN FINE OLOROSE SHERRY & BOURBON CASKS: This bright and balanced single malt is matured for 12 years in a combin…
- BOLD BALANCE OF FRESH PEAR & SUBTLE OAK: Golden in colour, this single malt opens with fresh, fruity aromas and a hint o…
Bought: Sainsbury’s – £32 (Nov 2025)
ABV: 40% | Region: Speyside
Rating: 7.5/10 | ⭐⭐⭐
Quick Take:
- Best for: Safe, widely available option
- Avoid if: You want depth
- Serve: Neat or highballs
- Alternative: Glenlivet 12
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Pear, green apple, oak. Vanilla, honey. Grass, floral.
Palate: Light, gentle. Pear, apple, honey, light oak.
Finish: Short-medium. Light fruit, oak, vanilla.
Panel: 7.4/10 | 6/8 second pours | 1 buy
“Pleasant,” “easy,” “simple”
Current reference price: £42.25 at The Whisky Exchange, checked 1 September 2026. Look for supermarket promotions before paying full price.
Food pairing: Brie
8. Bowmore 12: £42.50 reference price
- A harmony of contrasts, Bowmore 12-Year-Old is both complex and serene
- Matured in hand-selected American oak ex-bourbon casks and European oak Oloroso sherry casks for an expressive character
- Dramatic notes of honeyed lemon and driftwood embers
- Enjoy neat, with ice or add a splash of water to let the flavour intensify
Bought: Master of Malt – £42 (Dec 2025)
ABV: 40% | Region: Islay
Rating: 8.2/10 | ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quick Take:
- Best for: Coffee drinkers, smoke-curious
- Avoid if: You hate smoke
- Serve: Neat
- Alternative: Highland Park 12 (gentler)
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Distant smoke, seaweed, honey, lemon. Coastal salt, vanilla.
Palate: Gentle peat, honey, salted caramel. Medium weight, slight oil. Sea spray, honey, light fruit.
Finish: Medium-long. Smoke, honey, coastal salt.
Panel: 6.8/10 (divisive) | 4/8 second pours | 2 buys (from lovers)
Split: “Love smoke” vs “not for me”
Current reference price: £42.50 at The Whisky Exchange, checked 1 September 2026. A supermarket promotion below £35 would be notably better.
Food pairing: Smoked cheddar, smoke harmonised
9. Highland Park 12: £41.25 reference price
- Full, rounded Orkney malt with a smoky sweetness
- Nose starting with fresh, clean and very aromatic
- Palate notes of granary toast and green tea with jasmine
- Finish with quite long with peppery spice and wood shavings
- Packaging may vary
Bought: Tesco – £38 (Dec 2025)
ABV: 40% | Region: Orkney Islands
Rating: 7.5/10 | ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quick Take:
- Best for: Balanced smoke seekers
- Avoid if: You want extremes
- Serve: Neat or water splash
- Alternative: Oban 14 (pricier)
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Heather honey, light peat, dried fruit. Orange, vanilla.
Palate: Medium body, silky. Gentle smoke, heather honey, dried fruit, spice.
Finish: Medium. Smoke, honey, gentle spice.
Panel: 7.2/10 | 5/8 second pours | 0 buys
“Interesting,” “balanced,” “not memorable enough”
Current reference price: £41.25 at The Whisky Exchange, checked 1 September 2026.
Food pairing: Honey, oasted ham
10. Dalwhinnie 15: £45.25 reference price
- ABOUT – Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a distinguished Highland single malt renowned for its smooth…
- TASTING NOTES – Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky’s tasting notes include malt, toffee and subtle hints o…
- HOW TO ENJOY – Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky is best served neat, on the rocks or with a splash of wa…
- AWARDS – The 15 year old Dalwhinnie comes from an award-winning single malt scotch whisky family and was named Best in C…
- PERFECT FOR GIFTING – The perfect gift for whisky enthusiasts looking for an introduction to single malts
Bought: Amazon UK – £52 (Jan 2026)
ABV: 43% | Region: Highland
Rating: 8.0/10 | ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quick Take:
- Best for: Special occasions
- Avoid if: Budget-conscious
- Serve: Neat
- Alternative: Oban 14
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Heather honey, light peat (subtle), vanilla, apple blossom. Citrus, herbs.
Palate: Light-medium, silky. Heather honey, vanilla, apple, gentle peat.
Finish: Long, elegant. Honey, light smoke, floral.
Panel: 7.8/10 | 5/8 second pours | 1 buy
“Refined,” “elegant,” “pricey”
Note: Often marketed as one of Scotland’s highest-altitude distilleries; the location contributes to cooler maturation.
Current reference price: £45.25 promotional price at The Whisky Exchange, checked 1 September 2026. The displayed regular price was higher.
Food pairing: Scottish shortbread
Budget Bottles: Tested But Not Ideal Neat
Glen Moray Classic (£23-34): Thin, youthful. Most grimaced neat. Better on ice or mixed.
Famous Grouse (£18-22): Harsh finish neat. Fine for cocktails/cola.
Supermarket own-labels (<£15): One Tesco blend (£14, Dec 2025) showed thin body, chemical notes. Save for Monkey Shoulder.
Clarification: Not terrible, just not ideal for learning neat appreciation. For mixing, they work fine.
“If You Like X, Try Y”
Sweet white wine: Glenmorangie 10, Aberfeldy 12, Buffalo Trace
Red wine/Port: Aberlour 12
IPA beer: Bowmore 12, Highland Park 12
Black coffee: Buffalo Trace, Bowmore 12
Rum: Jameson Black Barrel, Monkey Shoulder
Gin: Glenmorangie 10, Dalwhinnie 15
Common Mistakes
- Too big a sip → 5ml max initially
- Drinking like a shot → Sip slowly
- Buying on packaging → Read reviews
- Starting cask-strength → ≤46% ABV first
- Too cold → Room temp first, ice later
- Giving up after one → Try different styles
Starter Kits
Safe Route (£96.40 at reference prices):
Monkey Shoulder (£29.95) + Aberfeldy 12 (£42.95) + Buffalo Trace (£23.50)
Adventurous Route (£126.20 at reference prices):
Current Glenmorangie 12 (£39.95) + Aberlour 12 (£43.75) + Bowmore 12 (£42.50). The panel tested the former Glenmorangie 10, so its score is not assigned to the current 12 Year Old.
Taste in order, 10-15 min breaks.
Full Comparison
| Whisky | Type | ABV | Profile | Score | Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buffalo Trace | Bourbon | 40% | Sweet vanilla | 8.6 | £23.50 | Sweet tooths |
| Aberfeldy 12 | Highland | 40% | Honey gentle | 8.8 | £42.95 | Sweet lovers |
| Monkey Shoulder | Blended | 40% | Smooth vanilla | 8.4 | £29.95 | Beginners |
| Jameson BB | Irish | 40% | Butterscotch | 8.2 | £38.95 | Ultra-smooth |
| Glenmorangie 10, tested release | Highland | 40% | Citrus light | 8.1 | Current 12 Year Old: £39.95 | Elegance |
| Aberlour 12 | Speyside | 40% | Rich sherry | 7.6 | £43.75 | Fruitcake |
| Glenfiddich 12 | Speyside | 40% | Pear apple | 7.4 | £42.25 | Safe |
| Highland Park 12 | Island | 40% | Balanced smoke | 7.2 | £41.25 | Balance |
| Bowmore 12 | Islay | 40% | Gentle peat | 6.8 | £42.50 | Smoke |
The Bottom Line
Aberfeldy 12: 8.8/10 approachability, 7/8 second pours
Buffalo Trace: 8.6/10, highest score, best value
Monkey Shoulder: 100% second pour success (8/8)
Your second glass always tastes better than your first. Give your palate time.
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Real testing with beginners. Start here, taste slowly, trust your palate.
Where to Buy
Supermarkets: Tesco, Waitrose, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Morrisons
Online: Amazon UK affiliate store | Master of Malt | Whisky Exchange
Pricing: Reference prices were refreshed on 1 September 2026. Promotions and delivery costs change, so verify the live total before purchase.
Best Whisky for Beginners FAQ‘s
Should I add water or ice?
3-5 drops room-temp water can change perceived burn and aroma. Ice dulls flavour but helps adjustment. Try both.
Best for alcohol burn-haters?
Buffalo Trace (8.6/10), Aberfeldy 12 (8.8/10), Monkey Shoulder (8.4/10), Jameson BB (8.2/10).
How much to spend first bottle?
£26-40. Under £25 risks harshness. Over £40 wastes money while learning.
Scotch vs bourbon?
Bourbon (Buffalo Trace) tends sweeter, scored highest (8.6/10). Scotch offers variety. Try both.
Will I like peat/smoke?
Start Bowmore 12 or Highland Park 12. If you like BBQ smoke/coffee, maybe. Testing showed split reactions.
Can I mix with cola?
Yes, but use cheaper blends (£18-22). Monkey Shoulder makes excellent highballs.
What glassware?
Glencairn ideal (£16/two Amazon UK). Small wine glass works. Avoid pint glasses.
How long do opened bottles last?
1-2 years upright, away from sun/heat.
What if I still hate it?
Try bourbon/Irish/Japanese before giving up because the profiles differ. Some people never acquire the taste, and that is fine.
Is expensive better?
Not for beginners. Buffalo Trace (£23.50 reference price) scored higher than several bottles currently listed above £40.
Related Reading
- Aberfeldy 12 Full Review
- Buffalo Trace Bourbon Guide
- Best Bourbon Brands to Buy in the UK
- How to Drink Peated Whisky Without Choking
- Complete Whiskey Tasting Rubrics
References
[^1]: Dilution can alter distribution of taste-active compounds and perceived harshness. Friedman & Karlsson (2017). “Dilution of whisky – the molecular perspective.” Scientific Reports, 7, 6489.
[^2]: Buffalo Trace UK: 40% ABV. US: typically 45% ABV. Source: Master of Malt
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