Two bottles, different first impressions
Our current introduction focuses on The Broody Hen Blended Scotch Whisky and the 10 Year-Old Single Malt. Rather than starting with a ranking, start with the character you are curious about.
The official notes describe honeyed and vanilla-led impressions for the blend, and toffee, apple-pie and a little smoke for the malt. Tasting language describes impressions; it does not mean those ingredients have been added.
Official product photography. Packaging can vary by market and release.
Read the label, then the notes
Check the expression, category, bottle size and strength before exploring nose, palate and finish. The two products presented here are 700ml and 40% ABV; always check the label of the actual bottle offered for sale.
You do not need to find every aroma in a published note. A short description in your own words can be more useful than a long list borrowed from someone else.
Leave room for your own impressions beside the brand’s notes.
Compare, rather than rank
Ask what you notice first, what feels familiar and what you would like to explore further.
Watch the brand film on YouTube
References: UK tasting notes, Korean brand introduction. Perceptions vary. For adults aged 19 and over; enjoy responsibly.
