Whiskey Articles
Discover the Exquisite Taste of Glenmorangie at Naija Liquor
Naija Liquor is thrilled to announce the arrival of three exceptional expressions from the renowned Glenmorangie distillery.
5 Fun Facts About The Observatory 25 Years Single Grain Whisky
The Observatory 25 Year Old Single Grain Whisky is a premium spirit that deserves a place on every whisky lover’s shelf.
Discover the Refined Elegance of The Balvenie 21 Year Old Portwood Single Malt Scotch
Experience the pinnacle of Scotch whisky with The The Balvenie 21 Year Old Portwood Single Malt Scotch, a masterfully crafted single malt with a unique port cask finish.
Grand Château 31 Year Old Limited Edition [by Kelechi Deca]
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The Grand Château 31 Year Old is the latest addition to the Glenfiddich Grand Series, a testament to thebrand’s commitment to reimagining whisky experiences for a modern,luxury-driven audience.
Best Practices For Whiskey Storage
Understanding the best practices for whiskey storage can enhance your enjoyment and preserve your investment. This guide will show you how.
How to Spot Counterfeit Glenfiddich
In this guide, I’ll explore the telltale signs and practical steps to spot counterfeit Glenfiddich whisky, ensuring you invest in the authentic, high-quality spirit.
How to Detect Fake Glenfiddich ‘Gran Reserva’ 21 [by Kelechi Deca]
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Learn how to detect fake Glenfiddich ‘Gran Reserva’ 21 whisky. Protect your investment and ensure you’re getting the authentic, high-quality spirit.
Eau de Vie = Water of Life [by Kelechi Deca]
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“Uisce Beatha” that is the Gaelic translation for “Water of Life” for whiskey. We will share that beautiful history next week. But the French are not left out; that is why they call theirs Eau de Vie, the same Water of Life.
The Whiskey of Life [by Kelechi Deca]
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Glenfiddich: The Glen of The Fiddich [by Kelechi Deca]
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Glenfiddich is unarguably the most popular single malt whisky in the world, selling in 180 countries. Interestingly, over 90% of those who love to drink it outside Scotland cannot pronounce it rightly.
