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The world of spirits is undoubtedly rich and diverse. However, few would argue that whisky holds a special place among all drinks. It is a drink with character, history and an endless variety of flavour nuances. 

Whether you’re planning a special occasion or simply want to enjoy a cosy evening by the fire, you’ll find the perfect choice at the Benket online store to enhance the atmosphere of the moment. We offer a selection of original products from the world’s leading brands, whose reputation and quality have been proven over decades. 

Let’s delve together into the aesthetics and nuances of this noble drink 

Whisky and bourbon: differences and characteristics

To many newcomers, these terms seem synonymous, yet there are fundamental differences between them. The main rule is: any bourbon is whisky, but by no means can every whisky be called bourbon.

Classic whisky (such as Scotch) is made primarily from barley. Bourbon, on the other hand, is an American whisky that consists of at least 51% maize, which gives it its characteristic sweetness. It is aged exclusively in new, charred American oak casks. For whisky in the broader sense, however, casks previously used for sherry, port or even reused oak may be employed. The name ‘bourbon’ is protected by law and may only be applied to a spirit produced in the USA.

Main types of whisky: a global heritage

Our range features key categories, each with its own unique profile. Here you will find and can purchase:

  • Scottish whisky (Scotch). The epitome of tradition. Depending on the region (Highlands, Speyside, Islay), it can range from delicately floral to robust, with pronounced notes of iodine, sea salt and peaty smoke.
  • Irish whiskey. The true benchmark of smoothness and refinement. Thanks to traditional triple distillation, it acquires an incredible lightness and silky texture.
  • American whisky: In addition to bourbon, this category includes rye and Tennessee whisky. These are drinks with a bright, spicy and intense flavour and aroma.

At Benket, you’ll find products from trusted producers. You’ll have no trouble selecting and ordering that very bottle which will be a true gem in your collection and a source of pride for your bar 

How to choose whisky: ageing, flavour, region

To choose the right drink, it is worth bearing a few points in mind.

The length of barrel ageing directly affects the price and complexity of the drink. Younger varieties (3–5 years) are bolder and more spirit-like, whilst mature ones (12–18 years and older) develop a smooth, oily texture and refined woody notes.

If you fancy a ‘smoky’ flavour, go for a Scottish island whisky. If you prefer fruity sweetness, take a look at Irish or American brands. Generally speaking, a brand is a guarantee of consistent quality. And our shop stocks both legendary brands and niche craft distilleries.

How to enjoy whisky and bourbon

The culture of drinking these spirits is all about taking your time. Here are a few tips on how to get the most out of every drop:

  • Glasses. Use tulip-shaped glasses (Glenkern) for tasting single malts to concentrate the aroma, or classic ‘rocks’ glasses with a thick base for bourbon on the rocks.
  • Temperature. Room temperature (18–20°C) is ideal. A drink that is too cold ‘closes off’ its aromatic properties.
  • Water or ice. A drop of clean water can ‘break’ the surface tension and release hidden essential oils. Ice is best left for mixed drinks or American varieties.
  • Food pairing. Bourbon pairs perfectly with grilled meat and chocolate desserts. Scotch makes an excellent accompaniment to seafood or mature cheeses.

At the Benket online shop in Odessa, we’ve done everything to ensure your shopping experience is a pleasure. Competitive prices, a wide selection and a guarantee of authenticity make us the market leaders in quality spirits. Discover new dimensions of flavour with us!