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blended whiskey
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blended whiskey [¦blen·dəd ′wis·kē]
(food engineering)
Whiskey containing at least 20% by volume of 100 proof straight whiskey and mixed with other whiskey or neutral spirits, the mixture being not less than 80 proof at the time of bottling.
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Each of the blended whiskies available from the Grant's Reserve range offer unique and distinctive styles and are ideal for the Christmas season thanks to their stylish new gift packaging.
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