Waterproof Whiskey - Blended Malt Scotland

Waterproof: Larousse definition: English word composed of water, eau and Proof, proof of. Waterproof is an adjective used to describe objects that are waterproof. The omnipresent yellow color of the label pays homage to the famous yellow raincoat, whose waterproof material was invented by Charles Macintosh, a Scottish chemist. Here, waterproof emphasizes water, the water that is omnipresent in Scotland, a small eye-catcher that we will find in the form of droplets embossed on the bottle's label. But above all, water is an essential component in the design of whisky.

Proof refers to the ancient system of measuring the alcohol content of spirits used for over 160 years in the United Kingdom. This whisky has an alcohol content of 45.8%, equivalent to 91.6 proof.