Dewar's For Dummies - A Beginner's Guide to the Most Awarded Blended Scotch Whisky.

Discover the storied legacy of Dewar's, the iconic blended Scotch whisky that has captivated whisky lovers around the globe. From the founding of Dewar's by John Dewar in 1846 to its evolution into a globally acclaimed brand, our video explores the pioneering spirit and unwavering quality that Dewar's represents in the whisky world.
Dewar’s was established in 1846 by John Dewar Sr as a wine and spirits merchant on Perth High Street. John sold blended whisky with his own name on the bottles, a rare thing at the time and it was not long before he was supplying bars and hotels throughout Scotland. John’s son, John Alexander Dewar, joined the business in 1871, becoming a partner eight years later. John Alexander inherited the Dewar's distillery following his father’s death in 1880.
Thomas ‘Tommy’ Dewar joined the business in 1884 and Dewar's was quickly expanded, starting with a serious introduction to the London market. Dewar’s was introduced to the American market in style, for in 1891 their whisky was delivered to the White House when Andrew Carnegie ordered a keg for President Benjamin Harrison. The President was later criticized for not supporting American products. The American subsequent demand was impressive.
Discover the true spirit of Dewar's excellence through its key expressions available in India:
Dewar's 12 Year Old: Uncover the secrets behind its 'Double Aged' distinction, resulting in a blend that's rich in complexity and refinement.
Dewar's 15 Year Old - The Monarch: Journey through the meticulous craftsmanship of this blend, known for its harmonious balance derived from bourbon and sherry cask maturation.
Dewar's 18 Year Old - The Vintage: Delve into the essence of rare vintage whiskies that compose this masterful blend, matured in vintage oak casks for unparalleled depth.
Dewar's Double Double 21: Experience the luxurious four-stage aging process that sets this 21-year-old apart, culminating in a finish in Oloroso sherry casks for an exquisite taste.
Learn why the Celtic love knot inspires Dewar's emblem and how it symbolizes the brand's commitment to tradition, unity, and the enduring bonds formed through the shared love of whisky.
Whether you're a whisky aficionado or new to the world of spirits, this video offers a fascinating glimpse into the craftsmanship, heritage, and innovative spirit of Dewar's Scotch Whisky.
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[@sujoybroota481]

Great show

[@sujoybroota481]

Could you please do a review on Ballentine 15 single malt.

[@thedramclub]

you mean the Glenburgie 15 ?

[@sujoybroota481]

@@thedramclub yes Sir. 🙏

[@DileepB]

Good to see that these are available in India. My long gone Dewars 21 was a 375mL bottle. Costs $50 in the US. BTW I think her name is pronounced McCloud.

[@thedramclub]

Didn’t know there was a 375 ml bottle. Try out the Double Double 21, one of the best we have tried recently. And let us know what you think of it if you end up trying 😀

[@DileepB]

@@thedramclub my Dewars 21 was a double double and in a similar shaped bottle. liked it, but too pricey. will not replace.

[@drdr73]

The one available in india is bottled in india

[@thedramclub]

No it isn’t

[@drdr73]

@@thedramclub meant dewar's white label which is imported and bottled by bacardi india

[@DileepB]

@@drdr73 Interesting. Single malt Scotch whisky must be bottled in Scotland, but blended whiskies do not have to be!