Glenfiddich Gallery: How to make your own whisky (sort of)
Connoisseurs of rare and aged whiskies: this is the website for you
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Your support makes all the difference.If you've ever wanted complete and utter control over your whisky, you needn't worry anymore. The maker of the world's most awarded single malt whisky, Glenfiddich, has launched a bespoke service.
The Glenfiddich Gallery gives those in search of a dram the chance to completely customise their whisky experience - from taste to label.
Glenfiddich Malt Master Brian Kinsman said: "The Glenfiddich Gallery opens up our distillery in a way that has never been done before. It takes you on a journey through our warehouses into a world of incredible flavour and exclusivity.
"Here people can access some of our finest private collection whiskies, each an extraordinary single malt in its own right, chosen for its unique taste profile or innovative finish. I’m confident whisky lovers will enjoy the gallery experience as much as we've enjoyed creating it."
Using the 'Taste Profiler' whisky lovers can pinpoint their preferences by selecting what sort of flavours they enjoy, which is then displayed on a flavour map and matched to the most suitable whisky. From here users can then personalise their box, bottle and copper plaque to accompany their selection.
From the liquid in the bottle to the box it comes in, you would be hard-pressed to find a more personalised whisky experience.
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