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• How do i contact the whisky exchange?

  The Whisky Exchange (Speciality Drinks Limited) Elixir House, Whitby Avenue, Park Royal, London, NW10 7SF, United Kingdom. Phone UK: 020 8838 9388, International: +44 20 8838 9388

• What is early times whisky?

  Created in 1860, Early Times grew up during the early days of the country, when most of America was still country. The name Early Times was chosen as a tribute to the old-fashioned method of making whisky, which included mashing grain in small tubs and distilling the whisky in copper stills over open fires.

• What is a SMWs whisky?

  The Scotch Malt Whisky Society (SMWS), founded in Edinburgh in 1983, is a membership organisation which bottles and sells single cask, single malt whisky. It purchases individual casks from more than 140 malt whisky distilleries in Scotland and throughout the world, bottles them and retails directly to its members.

• What is whisky culture?

  “Whisky culture” is not something you find in a stereotype. It is a curious passion that takes you on a journey through blends and single malts, distilleries and countries, bars and events from all over the world. As a member you’ll experience the good, the weird, the wonderful and sometimes the truly exceptional in your Society journey.

• What is Shinju whisky?

  Shinju is FUN. Shinju is DIFFERENT. Shinju was created for EVERYONE. Its quality allows you to sip it. Its price gives you a reason to mix it. Double distilled, with wafts of honey, orange and vanilla, accompanied by hints of herbaceous notes and light oak make Shinju the perfect ’cocktail’ Japanese whisky.